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A fairy tale about parenting that stays kid-friendly without completely glossing over the darker themes of its premise.
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Drama/comedy fables such as "Big" and "13 Going on 30" effectively transported viewers to their whimsical alternate reality. But Timothy Green feels more predictable than other-worldly.
Hedges is a determined romantic and a bit of a saphead. He's also humane.
The movie should have been called Diary of a Wimpy Forrest Gump. It's genuinely soft-hearted (you're all but guaranteed to cry) but mush-brained, too.
Jennifer Garner and Joel Edgerton are appealing together as far from perfect parents, and CJ Adams has that ability of so many child actors to be pitch-perfect.
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OK for kids 8+
Tearjerking family drama about the magic of raising a kid.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that The Odd Life of Timothy Green is a Disney family film that uses "magical realism" to explain how an infertile couple gets to parent the kid of their (literal) dreams. As you might expect from the premise, the movie gets pretty weepy at times (for both on-screen and off-screen parents), but it will remind families about the joy of being together and being each other's biggest cheerleaders. There are a couple of sad scenes, as well as some bullying incidents and language, but otherwise this is the sort of live-action movie that kids and adults can enjoy together, even if they need a tissue or two by the end.
Messages: Some sweet messages about family, parent-child relationships, and the joys of living in a small town where everyone knows each other. Timothy makes people think, isn't afraid to tell the truth when no one else will, and has no problems being different.
Role models: The Greens are wonderful parents. They're caring, encouraging, and love him unconditionally. Timothy himself is as magical as you'd expect: earnest, kind, and generous in spirit, without a mean bone in his body. He always tells the truth and sees the beauty in everything. He's an optimist and unafraid of failure. He's a sweet example to kids about always looking at the bright side.
Violence and scariness: Some kids will be disturbed by the fact that Timothy magically disappears, just as he first appeared. It's an emotional, upsetting scene, and tears should be expected. A grandfather dies in front of his loved ones in a hospital. Timothy is bullied/humiliated by classmates but doesn't realize it, since he's never been in school. Joni saves Timothy from drowning at a birthday party.
Sexy stuff: Brief kisses between Mr. and Mrs. Green, and Timothy and Joni have a unique, incredibly close relationship that could be construed as a strong crush.
Language: Very sparing "hell" and "oh God" (as an exclamation), plus mild insults like "stupid," "loser," "freak," etc.
Consumerism: Not applicable
Drinking, drugs and smoking: The Greens have lots of wine on the night they dream up all their wishes for a child.
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Horoscopes for week of December 16, 2004
Want more clues, Aries? Need further insight? I discuss your coming week in greater depth in your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Have you heard of the book, Toxic Sludge Is Good for You!: Lies, Damn Lies and the Public Relations Industry? How about George Orwell's science fiction novel, 1984, in which the government trumpets the slogan, "War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength"? If I could, I'd give you these books as holiday gifts, Taurus. I'd also present you with an altar made of fine wood. With these foundation materials, I'd ask you to begin building a Truth Shrine in your home. This source of power might help you stay alert for and immune to the elevated levels of BS you'll be called on to fend off in 2005. Maybe it would also inspire you to be in service to us all as you earn the title of "Radical Truth-Teller."
Need a few more whacks applied to your mental blocks in the coming week, Taurus? A few more caresses administered to your growing edge? Cruise on over to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
As I meditated about what would be the perfect holiday gift for you, I kept coming back to the fantasy of a thousand doughnuts. Nothing pleased me more than the mental image of your living room floor covered with boxes of Bavarian cream, chocolate frosted, jelly-filled, glazed, and apple crumb doughnuts. Here's the astrological explanation for my intuition: I think fate plans to blow your mind with sweet extravagance in 2005. Receiving a thousand doughnuts would be a metaphorical rehearsal.
Got enough clues to chew on for a while, Gemini? If you need more, give yourself the luxury of your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Over the centuries, numerous ships carrying treasure have suffered mishaps and sunk to the bottom of the world's oceans. Most have remained there undisturbed, their gold and jewels seemingly lost forever. In the last decade, though, teams of treasure hunters have developed high-tech recovery equipment that allows them to locate and extract the sunken riches. I believe that there will be a comparable development in your life in the coming months, Cancerian. You'll find ways to access valuables from the past--stuff you had always assumed was irretrievable. Your first project will become apparent soon. Here are a few symbolic holiday gifts you might consider buying yourself: sonar, a diving suit, a treasure chest.
Want to explore the coming week even further, Cancerian? Dig deeper? Feel stronger? Consider tuning in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Many spiritual teachers say you're most likely to succeed at meditation if you sit quietly in a sanctuary. They believe you need to retreat from the world in order to develop compassionate objectivity about life. The eighteenth-century Zen Buddhist teacher Hakuin Ekaku had a different view. "Meditation in the midst of activity is a billion times superior to meditation in stillness" was his motto. I agree with him. But one of the reasons it's superior is because it's so much harder. Have you ever tried to see God in your boss while he or she is yelling at you about some trivial mistake? Are you able to remain open-hearted to a loved one when he or she isn't being open-hearted to you? Believe it or not, Leo, you could go a long way towards mastering these skills in 2005. It'll be prime time to learn how to meditate in the midst of the daily chaos.
What greater adventure is there than exploring the enigmas of your unique destiny, Leo? For more hints about the week ahead, listen to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Virgo rapper Xzibit was asked by an interviewer what he was hoping to get for Christmas. "All I want is a Hummer H2, a big-ass plasma TV, and a AR15 assault rifle with a 30-round clip." Though your own holiday wish list may not include any of Xzibit's items, I do encourage you to fantasize extravagantly about what gifts might pump up your power in 2005. According to my analysis of the astrological omens, you should even let yourself entertain some rather macho trains of thought as you imagine the enhancements you'd like to bring with you into the new year. How about sessions with a hard-driving life coach, lessons in ashtanga yoga, or a definite plan to undertake a brave outdoor adventure?
How much do you want to know about your destiny in the coming week, Virgo? How far do you dare to go? For more insight into your shimmering, undulating fate, tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
In 2005, you should go to great lengths to put yourself in positions where you will be pleasantly surprised, profoundly taught, and rigorously inspired. The coming months will be an excellent time to seek out experiences that will change your mind about many things. You're finally ready to shed a slew of old attitudes and beliefs that worked well for you once upon a time, but which are now mostly dead weight. Here are some symbolic holiday gifts you might consider buying yourself: a blank slate, a bottle of baptismal water, an outfit of all white clothes.
No one knows you better than you do, Libra. But maybe you'll be inspired to dig up even more self-knowledge in the coming week if you tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
This year the Boston Red Sox won baseball's World Series for the first time in 86 years. The team thereby dispelled "The Curse of the Bambino," which had plagued the franchise since it traded away Hall of Famer Babe "Bambino" Ruth in 1918. Of the 25 players on the Red Sox roster in 2004, five were Scorpios and five were Geminis. The Scorpios included four premier talents who were instrumental in breaking the curse: Johnny Damon, David Ortiz, Curt Schilling, and Pedro Martinez. I believe this vignette foreshadows your fate in 2005, Scorpio. You too will banish a jinx that has burdened you for far too long. And Geminis (like Boston's star Manny Ramirez) may be valuable allies. Here's a symbolic holiday gift you might consider buying yourself: a Boston Red Sox good luck charm.
Hungry for more inspiration, Scorpio? Curious about the unfolding mysteries? For more juicy details about your destiny in the coming week, check out your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
In 2005, I hope you seek out more demanding and rewarding alliances. I'd love you to align yourself with a network that spreads your highest values with maximum intensity. My heart will also sing with joy if you use better tools to express your generous urges and try more daring strategies to promote justice. To encourage these developments, consider getting yourself these holiday gifts: a device that enhances your ability to communicate, a pep talk from the most practical idealist you know, and a talisman that symbolizes a promise you make to your future self.
Your destiny is a gorgeous mystery, Sagittarius. Your soul is awakening more every day. The secrets of life are ripening right in front of your eyes. For more clues, consider checking out your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
"I have climbed to the top of a greasy pole." So proclaimed nineteenth-century politician Benjamin Disraeli when he had at last ascended to the job of prime minister of Great Britain. Please picture that greasy pole in your mind's eye, Capricorn. I would love to give it to you as a holiday gift. It would be an apt symbol for the work you have ahead of you in 2005. P.S.: I expect to see you at the top by next October.
What greater adventure is there than exploring the enigmas of your unique destiny, Capricorn? For more hints about the week ahead, listen to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Last January, NASA landed two vehicles on Mars. For months their solar panels provided them with just enough energy to explore the alien terrain. One of the rovers recently experienced an inexplicable power boost, however. It happened overnight, and NASA's team isn't sure why. "We surmise that for some reason dust is being removed from the solar panel," said spokesman Jim Ericson, "and that's increasing the efficiency of the sunlight being converted to electricity." I regard this as an apt metaphor for what lies in your future Aquarius. In 2005, you too will enjoy mysterious rejuvenations as you reconnoiter exotic territory.
Where do you want to go in the coming week, Aquarius? Who do you want to be? For more clues, tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
In my imagination, I'm now handing you a battle flag similar to those carried by the armies of medieval Europe. It's a windsock in the shape of a red, winged dragon with black eagle claws and a long yellow tail. Inside it is a device that unleashes a loud, raucous whistle whenever the wind blows through it. In presenting you with this symbolic gift, I'm exhorting you to pump up your martial forces in 2005. I'm encouraging you to be wild-hearted and strong-willed as you fight the good fight.
Life will bring you entertaining revelations in the coming week, Pisces. To explore even deeper, dive into your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
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Looks like the BackTrack Live CD (The follow up to Whax and Auditor) will be out on the 5th of Feb. I've liked their prior work, so this should be pretty good:
Thanks Irongeek!! I was a huge fan of Auditor. Wasn't aware this was coming. This tool set looks great!
Thanks again!
If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.
- Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Excellent! Thanks much for sharing that!
Looks like it will be awesome:
Whax and Auditor
Combining the best features from both distributions, and paying special attention to small details, this is probably the best version of either distributions to ever come out.
Based on SLAX (Slackware), BackTrack provides user modularity. This means the distribution can be easily customised by the user to include personal scripts, additional tools, customised kernels, etc.
Also - what was the German project that had something like this? I used it in SANS - but now forgot for some reason.
Anywho - thanks again!
\"We\'re the middle children of history.... no purpose or place. We have no Great War, no Great Depression. Our great war is a spiritual war. Our great depression is our lives. We\'ve all been raised by television to believe that one day we\'ll all be millionaires and movie gods and rock stars -- but we won\'t. And we\'re learning slowly that fact. And we\'re very, very pissed off.\" - Tyler (Brad Pitt) Fight Club.
Also - what was the German project that had something like this? I used it in SANS - but now forgot for some reason.
Are you thinking of KNOPPIX?
What is KNOPPIX®?
KNOPPIX is a bootable CD or DVD with a collection of GNU/Linux software, automatic hardware detection, and support for many graphics cards, sound cards, SCSI and USB devices and other peripherals. KNOPPIX can be used as a productive Linux desktop, educational CD, rescue system, or adapted and used as a platform for commercial software product demos. It is not necessary to install anything on a hard disk. Due to on-the-fly decompression, the CD can have up to 2 GB of executable software installed on it. (over 8 GB on the DVD "Maxi" edition).
I think the latest version is v4.0.2.
Hope this helps.
Also, Irongeek, thanks for letting us know about BackTrack! Something new to learn!
\"akuin akka\" - Japanese Proverb
Your welcome. I've been waiting for it to come out so I can make some new videos.
Your welcome. I've been waiting for it to come out so I can make some new videos.
videos? as in video-tutorials?... ahh yes, i see, at your site. most excellent... thank you for that as well! it looks like i am at the right sites to learn all about security! i hope i can contribute back as much someday.
Whax is a decent live cd, but Auditor takes the cake in my opinion. I can't wait for this release, it should kick ass. Thanks for the post.
\"Don\'t be quick to judge, you may not know the hardships people don\'t speak of...\"
Ok, it's out http://www.remote-exploit.org/index....rack_Downloads
Hey Hey,
I've been playing with it for a little over an hour now and I'm fairly impressed.... I've had one app return error messages, but there's a couple people on google that have had that problem on full distros... I'm going to play with it and see if I can find a fix for it.. or if there's other syntax for it... if I can't and I have it work successfully in the same situtation on my debian box then I'll submit a bug report to them...
I'm uploading it to my server now (just in case their mirrors become bogged down)... I've got 1.5TB of transfer monthly on a 18000Mbit connection so it'll be there shortly if anyone wants to grab it.
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PnCHd (Pronounced Pinched): Acronym - Point 'n Click Hacked. As in: "That website was pinched" or "The skiddie pinched my computer because I forgot to patch".
I just finished burning Back|Track, but I can't boot in GUI mode. Only command line for me .
Can anyone help me boot up with KDE.
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In KFFL's NFL Draft Central, we deliver NFL Draft Grapevine reports, NFL Draft Player Rankings, the complete NFL Draft Order and detailed rookie player spotlights. Following the draft, KFFL breaks down the fantasy football relevant options, letting you have an early glimpse at which fantasy football rookies can make an impact in the upcoming season.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steven Spielberg has extended his domination at the Directors Guild of America Awards, earning a nomination Tuesday for his Civil War epic "Lincoln" to pad the record he already held to 11 film nominations from the guild.
Also nominated were past winners Kathryn Bigelow for her Osama bin Laden thriller "Zero Dark Thirty"; Tom Hooper for his musical "Les Miserables"; and Ang Lee for his lost-at-sea story "Life of Pi."
Rounding out the Directors Guild lineup is first-time nominee Ben Affleck for his Iran hostage-crisis tale "Argo."
"The privilege of making 'Lincoln,' combined with this absolutely tremendous recognition from my peers, is humbling," Spielberg said in a statement. "I thank everyone for including me on this short list of extremely unique and gifted filmmakers."
The Directors Guild field is one of Hollywood's most-accurate forecasts for who will be in the running at the Academy Awards, whose nominations come out Thursday. The winner at the Directors Guild almost always goes on to win the directing prize at the Oscars, too. Only six times in the 64-year history of the guild awards has the winner there failed to follow up with an Oscar.
Besides the record number of feature-film nominations, Spielberg also has won the Directors Guild prize a record three times, for "The Color Purple," ''Schindler's List" and "Saving Private Ryan," along with directing Oscars for the latter two. He received the guild's lifetime-achievement award in 2000.
Bigelow became the first woman ever to win the guild honor and the directing Oscar three years ago for "The Hurt Locker." Hooper won the same prizes a year later for "The King's Speech," while Lee is a two-time guild winner for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and "Brokeback Mountain," the latter also earning him the directing Oscar.
Affleck, who also stars in "Argo," follows such actors-turned-filmmakers as Clint Eastwood, Kevin Costner and Mel Gibson to earn a Directors Guild nomination.
Overlooked by the guild were past nominees Quentin Tarantino for his slave-revenge tale "Django Unchained" and David O. Russell for his oddball romance "Silver Linings Playbook."
The film that receives the Directing Guild prize typically also goes on to win the best-picture Oscar, a prize Spielberg has earned only once, for "Schindler's List." No clear front-runner has emerged yet for the Feb. 24 Oscars, with "Lincoln," ''Zero Dark Thirty" and "Les Miserables" all considered strong prospects to take home Hollywood's highest honor.
Sunday's Golden Globes will help sort out the Oscar picture, as will the various guild prizes that will be handed out in late January and February on the run-up to the Academy Awards.
Winners for the 65th annual Directors Guild awards will be announced at a Hollywood dinner Feb. 2, with Kelsey Grammer as host for the second year in a row.
Milos Forman, a two-time Directors Guild winner for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Amadeus," will receive the group's lifetime-achievement award.


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are there any viruses in linux? and are they dangerous, even when ran by user? And how can i protect myself from them?
There are virii in Linux
Don't run as root unless you need too
I've never seen one in the last 2 years of using it.
You'll see a Windows update that doesn't need a reboot before you would a Linux virii.
They are rare as crap, but not impossible, but you need to screw up a little more to actually find one.
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are there any viruses in linux?
Yes, there are.. http://vil.nai.com and search for linux..
and are they dangerous, even when ran by user?
Just as dangerous as any other virus for any other OS... Do note that eventhough it might need some privileges to get it started the next time your box reboots, it doesn't need any privileges to be a nuisance to the rest of the Internet.. Just like you don't need to be root to email someone, so does a virus/worm..
And how can i protect myself from them?
Don't run anything from untrusted sources and don't think "I'm running Linux so I'm safe"...
Oliver's Law:
Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
To quote myself:
Originally posted here by the_JinX
On Linux and BSD, I don't use Anti Virus for anything but mail scanning..
I do run chkrootkit and rkhunter on a daily basis.. (cron) And get mailed if any mallware gets in..
ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — With his election to the U.S. Senate, Newark Mayor Cory Booker faces the question of how he will translate to Washington his celebrity status, frequent travel and penchant for replying on Twitter to low-level requests from constituents.
Booker, who beat Republican Steve Lonegan in a special election Tuesday, is moving from the top of the executive branch, albeit at a local level, to being one of 100 senators. That means he has to get used to shaping coalitions rather than being the boss, New Jersey's other senator, Robert Menendez, said in an interview.
"The biggest challenge for Cory will be the executive powers that he had to pursue the direction of a whole administration versus the legislative process that obviously requires cobbling together or bringing together an amalgam of people," said Menendez, himself the former mayor of Union City. "That will be a lot harder."
Booker, 44, has his own brand of fame unusual for a mayor of a city the size of Newark, and it has drawn criticism. He will be finishing the term of the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg, whose family endorsed one of Booker's challengers in the Democratic primary, labeling Booker a "show horse" rather than the "workhorse" they called Lautenberg.
The senator-elect insisted he knows what changes lies ahead.
"I know what bipartisanship can do," Booker said Thursday after an event where he and Republican Gov. Chris Christie broke ground for a development in Newark. "I've built a career on that and I look forward to bringing that down to Washington."
During his victory speech, Booker rattled off a list of progressive issues where he said there is "work to do": equal pay for women, same-sex marriage, access to college for everyone, defending and implementing the health care overhaul.
Booker said on morning talk shows Thursday that he plans to bring his hands-on experience as a mayor to Washington, and he has touted his work with Christie and bringing together disparate stakeholders to improve Newark.
Another skill of his, fundraising acumen, is likely to be welcomed by Democrats in Washington. Booker got Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to donate $100 million to Newark's schools.
Booker will have to raise money for himself, too. He will be up for re-election in November 2014 and is likely to face more competition. Menendez said he believes many more Republicans will want to run in a traditional election year rather than during a special election.
"He'll likely have a more substantial challenger next time," Menendez said. Booker beat Lonegan by 11 percentage points.
The time he'll spend campaigning and fundraising makes one of his new office's most prized commodities — time in the Senate — more difficult to come by.
"For the next year he's going to be on a bit of a marathon as he both gets his office up, represents the people of the state, picks a couple of issues he thinks are important to New Jerseyans and runs for re-election," Menendez said.
President Barack Obama said he's happy Booker is heading south. Booker said the two are friends.
"He's going to do a great job," Obama said.
Booker said he's ready to take on a fractured Washington.
"I'm going into the Senate," he said Thursday on WNYW's "Good Day New York." ''If I break dishes on the way to try to serve the people of New Jersey, so be it."
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World's largest Rube Goldberg device? World's largest Rube Goldberg device, at least according to the World Records Academy, brought to you by the Purdue Society of Professional Engineers, breaking their own world record. You may not think it's THAT big, especially after that OK Go video (which may not have qualified as a single machine), but this is what the record-determination people say is the biggest, so we'll go with them. The purpose of the machine: to blow up a balloon. Which it does. And then it pops. Yes, "Zombie Nation" is heard at one point.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Javier Garza, Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas and Carlos Vives took the highest number of Latin Grammy nominations on Wednesday, with five nominations each.
Edgar Barrera, Andres Castro, Julio Reyes Copello, Alejandro Sanz and Caetano Veloso followed with four nods.
"To be nominated is already an accomplishment, and I want all the artists in Colombia to know that these nominations are also theirs. May we win," Vives said in a press release.
"5 nominations Latin Grammys!!! CHANCES!!! Thank you!!," tweeted Argentine duo Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas.
The Latin Recording Academy announced Wednesday the nominations for the 14th version of the Latin Grammys, with an eclectic mix of new and established artists among a wide spectrum of musical genres.
The nominees include:
— Album of the Year: "Tanto," Pablo Alboran; "Presente," Bajofondo; "Papitwo," Miguel Bose; "Lo mejor que hay en mi vida," Andres Cepeda; "En español," Natalie Cole; "Escultura," Guaco; "Versiones," Gian Marco; "Vida," Draco Rosa; "La musica no se toca," Sanz; and "Corazon profundo," Vives.
— Best recording: "Tanto," Alboran; "Vivir mi vida," Marc Anthony; "La nave del olvido," Buika; "Lo mejor que hay en mi vida," Andres Cepeda; "Bachata rosa," Natalie Cole with Juan Luis Guerra; "Desde lejos," Santiago Cruz; "Mas y mas," Draco Rosa with Ricky Martin; "Mi marciana," Sanz; "Um abraçaço," Veloso; and "Volvi a nacer," Vives.
— Best new artist: Gaby Moreno, A Band of Bitches, Leslie Cartaya, Eliacim, Clarice Falcao, Jesus Hidalgo, Maluma, Mojito Lite, Quattro and Milton Salcedo.
— Song of the Year: "Esse cara sou eu," Roberto Carlos; "La que me gusta," Los Amigos Invisibles; "Llora," Jesse y Joy with Domm; "Lo mejor que hay en mi vida," Andres Cepeda; "Mi marciana," Alejandro Sanz; "Mi novia se esta poniendo vieja," Ricardo Arjona; "Si yo fuera tu," Gilberto Santa Rosa; "Solo el amor nos salvara," Syntek with Malu; "Um abracaco," Caetano Veloso; and "Volvi a nacer," Vives.
Receiving three nominations were: Alborán, Bajofondo, Cepeda, Cole, Piloto, Guerra Rosa, Syntek Bori Alarcon, Antonio Baglio, Tom Coyne, Sergio George and la Mala Rodriguez.
"I loved to hear my name mentioned three times," Rosa told The Associated Press after the ceremony at the Avallon Hollywood. "Definitely, I want to win," added Rosa, who had a recent battle with cancer.
Among other artists with nominations were Miguel Bose, Daddy Yankee, Gilberto Gil, GUaco, Natalia Lafourcade, Gian Marco, Pitbull, Arturo Sandoval and Gustavo Santaolalla.
The nominations marked the return of established artists such as Beto Cuevas, nominated for best pop/rock album; Albita and Guayacán for best salsa album; and Vikki Carr, nominated for best ranchera.
"I can't stop smiling. I am very pleased that the Latin public has accepted this record," said Cole about the nomination for "Natalie Cole En Espanol."
Mexican singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas, who has won five Latin Grammys, received a best contemporary vocal pop album nomination for "Los momentos."
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Interior Color: ON ORDER
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|60 cu. ft.
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Apache Chainsaw is a popular graphical logging tool for Java. Even though it's based on Log4j and Resin's logging uses java.util.logging, you can use Chainsaw to analyze Resin's logs in real time. In this blog, I'll show you how to connect Resin with Chainsaw using a technique that can be extended to other Log4j-based analysis tools.


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The use of pseudonyms and alternate identities online has long been a topic for discussion and intellectual debate, with the value of freedom of expression without fear of reprisal being weighed against the abdication of personal responsibility offered by anonymity. In China however, the authorities have stepped in to offer an end to the debate by approving legislation that will require the use of real names in order to use the Internet.
The law, which stipulates that people clearly identify themselves when signing up for Internet and phone services, was passed by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Friday. According to the legislation, "network service providers will ask users to provide genuine identification information when signing agreements to grant them access to the Internet, fixed-line telephone or mobile telecommunication services or to allow users to post information publicly." The move will apparently "ensure Internet information security, safeguard the lawful rights and interests of citizens, legal entities or other organizations, and safeguard national security and public interests."
The new law is a further step in pushing for the identification of those posting messages online. Beijing's local government demanded that users of the Twitter-like Sina Weibo service use their real names by mid-March, in order to prevent "the spread of harmful false rumors," although the service has so far refused to punish users who fail to comply with the demand. Even ahead of this legislation passing, many ISPs and telecom operators have similar identity management requirements in place for potential customers. The new legislation is an attempt to make such requirements a legal necessity and create national guidelines for what should be addressed and collected.
Many fear that the removal of the right to anonymous protest is another way of censoring free speech in the country, although that's an argument rejected by those who support the decision.
"Some people are worried that the law would affect people making criticism and suggestions or uncovering corrupt behavior through the Web," said Li Fei, deputy director of the Commission for Legislative Affairs of the NPC Standing Committee. "I think [such concern] is not necessary. Citizens have the right to criticize, suggest and appeal to relevant department according to the law."
A report from Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency, portrays the legislation as a good thing for Internet privacy. According to the report, the new law "bans all organizations and individuals from obtaining people's personal digital information via theft or other illegal means, and prohibits them from selling or illegally providing the information to others." The report also said the law "bans service providers, as well as government agencies and their personnel, from leaking or damaging users' digital information. It also bans them from selling or illegally providing this information to others."


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Here are this week's five Eagles numbers that matter:
10.2 - Michael Vick's average yards per carry on "improvised" runs when he got past the line of scrimmage last season. In other words, these were called pass plays where Vick left the pocket and ran. By my count, Vick carried 53 times for 538 yards on designed pass plays. The 10.2 yards per carry number is a huge one. To put it into perspective, Aaron Rodgers led the NFL, averaging 9.2 yards per pass attempt. But there's a catch. Vick was also sacked 23 times for -126 yards. Those were the plays when either he took off and didn't get past the line of scrimmage, or the pressure just got to him in the pocket.
Overall, the offense gained 5.4 yards per play on the 76 occasions in which Vick dropped back but never attempted a pass. That number is lower than his 7.8 yards per attempt average. Vick's decision-making on when to take off and run and when to get rid of the football will be something he'll have to continue to perfect until his career is over, and especially something to keep an eye on in 2012.
6.3 - The percentage of plays in which opposing quarterbacks targeted Nnamdi Asomugha in coverage last season. Asomugha had a disappointing debut season with the Eagles, but if you're looking for a positive, this is it. According to Pro Football Focus, he was in coverage on 571 pass plays, and according to Football Outsiders, he was targeted just 36 times. Here's how those numbers compared to a couple other cornerbacks - Asante Samuel and Darrelle Revis:
|Pass Plays in Coverage
|Total Targets
|Target %
|Nnamdi Asomugha
|Darrelle Revis
|Asante Samuel
Much of the criticism directed at Asomugha focuses on what happened when quarterbacks threw at him. And the results there were not pretty. Per Football Outsiders, he allowed 9.0 yards per pass attempt, the highest number of any Eagles cornerback last season. But it's important to also note what happened when team's didn't throw at Asomugha - those plays in which he presumably had good coverage.
As you can see above, quarterbacks were far more likely to throw at Revis or Samuel last season. Asomugha needs to do a better job of making plays when the ball is thrown his way, but his coverage skills were still good last season, according to the numbers.
73 - Brent Celek's catch rate (percentage) in the final 10 games last season. Catch rate simply measures catches per targets. It's not a great stat to illustrate how well a receiver (or tight end) is playing, but it can show how well a quarterback and receiver are connecting. In his final 10 games, Celek caught 49 of the 67 passes thrown his way. Had he been able to sustain that rate for an entire season, it would have ranked tied for first with Rob Gronkowski and Antonio Gates among tight ends who were targeted at least 50 times. Overall, Celek finished with a catch rate of 64 percent, up from 53 percent in 2010. He also set a career high, averaging 13.1 yards per catch.
It's probably also worth mentioning that Celek had two offseason surgeries - one for a sports hernia and the other for a torn labrum in his left hip.
All things considered, Celek probably wasn't credited enough for his 2011 performance. At 27 years old, and under contract through 2016, Celek will be an important part of this offense for years to come.
3 - Where the Eagles' defense ranked at covering opposing tight ends last season, according to Football Outsiders. I still frequently hear that this team had trouble covering tight ends last season, and it's simply not true. The Eagles allowed 45 yards per game to tight ends, well below the league average of 53.8.
Part of the reason for that success was putting Asomugha inside on tight ends, like Jason Witten. Another part was that they blitzed less and had more players in coverage. With offseason changes at linebacker and cornerback, we'll see how Juan Castillo chooses to deal with tight ends in 2012, but this was not an issue last season.
5.9 - LeSean McCoy's average yards per carry in the fourth quarter the past two seasons (110 carries for 654 yards). The formula in 2011 was supposed to be this: Get a big lead. Unleash the pass rush. And run the ball effectively late when necessary.
The issues? The Eagles' offense turned the ball over too much. And while the defense did a good job getting to the quarterback, it couldn't make up for other issues, like stopping opponents late in games.
But getting back to McCoy, he became more effective as the game went on. He was outstanding in the fourth quarter and has shown he can be the "closer" the Eagles need when they want to run clock and keep their defense off the field late in games.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The seven young Marines killed in a Nevada mortar accident this week were from towns scattered across the United States and included a would-be chef and former athletes, with all but one veterans of the Afghanistan war.
In one of the deadliest U.S. military training accidents in recent years, the Marines were killed on Monday when a 60mm mortar round exploded prematurely in its launching tube during a live-fire exercise. Eight other service members were wounded and the cause of the mishap is still under investigation.
All those killed were members of the 9th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, based at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
Kent Ripperda, father of Corporal Aaron Ripperda, 26, of Madison, Illinois, the oldest Marine slain, said he was relieved when his son returned to the United States from foreign duty.
Ripperda, an anti-tank missile man, had run track at Highland, Illinois, High School and trained to become a chef. With the job market tight, he joined the Marines in 2008.
"You always worry, but you definitely feel better when they're back home on U.S. turf and it's hard when something like that happens. It's just, just hard," Ripperda told KSDK-TV of St. Louis.
Lance Corporal Roger Muchnick Jr., 23, of Fairfield, Connecticut, followed "his true calling" when he joined the Marines in 2010 after a couple of years of studying business at Eastern Connecticut State University, said lacrosse coach Justin Axel.
Muchnick, who had family members in the military, was "just a hard-nosed, physical, tough player that was very skilled and came from an excellent program at Staples (Connecticut) High School," Axel said.
"I heard a lot from all the alumni when it (the explosion) happened a couple of nights ago."
Lance Corporal Joshua Taylor, 21, of Marietta, Ohio, had one goal since childhood, to become a Marine, said his grandfather, Larry Stephens, of Lowell, Ohio.
Taylor, a swimmer and football player in high school, was a devotee of military programs on television's History Channel. He committed to the Marines a year before graduating from Marietta High School in 2010.
"Josh has been a Marine since he was about 5 years old," Stephens said.
Taylor was engaged to be married and planned to pursue a law-enforcement career after leaving the service, he said.
Like Taylor, Private First Class Joshua Martino, 19, of Clearfield, Pennsylvania, wanted to be a Marine from a young age. He joined the Marines in July 2012, a month after graduating from Dubois, Ohio, Area High School.
Martino, the youngest man killed, was the only one of the seven not to have served in Afghanistan. The Dubois Area School District ordered flags lowered to half-staff in his honor.
"Josh's lifelong aspiration was to become a Marine," Martino's stepbrother, Tony Perry, told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review newspaper.
"He took an interest in that at an extremely young age and when he was in high school, he went to recruiting meetings and various training exercises and whatnot."
Lance Corporal William Wild IV, 21, of Anne Arundel, Maryland, had been a wrestler and a pitcher on the 2009 state championship baseball team at Severna Park High School before joining the Marines in 2010.
"It happens (an accident). Unfortunately, it was my son and six other American heroes," his father, William Wild III, told Baltimore's KBLA-TV.
High school baseball coach Bob Felts said Wild had always told his teammates he would join the Marines.
"He was our hero," he said.
Lance Corporal David Fenn II, 20, of Polk City, Florida, had lived briefly with his girlfriend Amy Frost at Fenn's house in Jacksonville before the accident, according to a funeral fundraiser set up on the website GiveForward.com.
The seventh slain man was Lance Corporal Mason Vanderwork, 21, of Hickory, North Carolina. He joined the Marines in June 2010.
The men had been undergoing training for the past month at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center in Bridgeport, California, and at Hawthorne, Nevada, about 92 miles southeast of Reno.
The Marines ordered a blanket suspension of the use of 60mm mortars, the type involved in the explosion, pending a review of the blast.
(Reporting by Ian Simpson. Editing by Scott Malone, Dan Grebler and Andre Grenon)


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LSU students could see a $60 a year fee increase this fall, if lawmakers agree to a bill approved by the House Education Committee.
That fee could top out at $300 a year by the fall of 2017.
Baton Rouge Rep. Franklin Foil, sponsor of the fee bill, said the money raised would be used for campus maintenance projects. For the Baton Rouge campus, Foil says that fee could generate up to $4 million in the first year.
The proposal also includes other fees, including a $300-per-year dental supply fee and a $275 per academic year prosthetic device fee for students in the LSU dental surgery program.
With a 9-3 vote Wednesday, the proposal advanced to the full House.
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The final addition to any Chevy Bomb is a split manifold exhaust system that provides the familiar exhaust note and the ability to rap your pipes. If you have a Chevy Bomb from the 1930's to the 1950's, it's a must that you be able to rap your pipes! Many of the Chevy Bomb owners take a ride down to Epstein's Muffler Service & Auto Restoration in Montebello, California for one of Joe Epstein's amazing exhaust systems.
Born in the Culver City area of West Los Angeles, California, Joe Epstein had always been enamored by custom cars. When he was 10 years old, he used to hang out at a gas station down the street from his parents' home. Too young to drive, he started with Mini Bikes and Go Karts. When he was old enough to drive, he bought his first motorcycle. After the motorcycle came Joe's first car and his first foray into Lowriding. Suffice to say, he has not stopped since.
In March of 1981, Joe and his wife opened Epstein's Muffler Shop in Montebello, California on Whittier Boulevard. The place was initially opened as a muffler shop. Over time, many of the customers that would come into the shop for muffler work would see the cars Joe was building for himself, and asked for his help in building their cars. One of the shop's first restoration projects was a customer's car from West Los Angeles. Joe tore it down completely and restored it. From that point on, cars began coming in on a regular basis.
May of 2006 brought forth a major setback for Epstein, when a natural gas explosion destroyed the Whittier Boulevard shop. Joe and his wife relocated the shop to another location in Montebello and have seen their business thrive in this location. The shop is still putting cars out and building custom exhaust systems to this day.
On the day of the shoot, a few of Joe's latest restoration projects were on display at the shop. Although each ride was unique in its own way, they were all restored with Joe's attention to detail and period-correct styling. Any car that he builds, whether it is for himself or for a customer will have nice paint, get from point A to point B, and ride low, very low! He prides himself in the functionality of his work as much as he does his design style
As we poked around the shop, we saw a Chevy truck that Joe was building a custom exhaust system for. It was air-bagged and notched, so the exhaust had to be built, so that it could tuck under the truck when it was laid on the ground. The shop also holds a nice collection of vintage Chevrolet parts, which Joe makes available for his customers.
If you are in need of muffler work or restoration services, you can reach Joe Epstein at 323-724-4110 or stop by the shop Monday through Friday from 8a.m. to 6p.m. The address is 7803 Telegraph Road Unit N, Montebello CA.


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Alternate setups and filesystems
Just wanted to mention these directions worked great for me. It would be nice to have more examples for alternate setups and good ideas for filesystems, etc.. AskApache 15:07, 22 February 2012 (EST)
- Hey AskApache, it's really rewarding to hear that this article was helpful. I spent a fair amount of time modifying and updating the old Installing with Software RAID or LVM article. Unfortunately, I was never able to spend enough time updating this article. Thankfully, 6arms1leg has made some excellent contributions, along with yourself.
- Anyway, could you explain what alternate setups might apply? The filesystem question is an interesting one. I didn't realize there are alternatives to Linux raid auto. And that the Non-FS data allows you to format the array with any filesystem. After some quick searching, the Optimum RAID article on Linux Pro Magazine looks like a good place to start.
- ~ Filam 09:51, 23 February 2012 (EST)
- Sure Filam, basically I would like more advanced and basic information about everthing! But specifically partioning and filesystems.
- Partitioning
- If you have 5 disks of different sizes, and the smallest disk is 500GB and the largest disk is 1.5TB, you can create a raid array on all 5 by creating a 500GB partition on each disk and use those partitions to create the array.
- Some people using raid like to create a swap partition on each disk and then make a raid 0 array out of those for a fast swap (which is actually kind of redundant as swap already does raid 0 like striping when given multiple swaps with the same priority).
- Back to the 5 disks, you could create a 100GB partition on each disk and create a raid 0 array out of that for a super fast /usr, /var, /lib directories which can be replaced in case of data loss. And then create 400GB partition on all 5 disks and create a raid 5 array on those partitions for a fast yet data-redundant /home/ directory.
- Partitioning
- Filesystems
- You can create any filesystem on a raid array, but some are noticeably better than others. The same things apply here that are mentioned in the Maximizing Performance article.
- Basically, XFS might be the best to use for a backup raid array containing large backup files, while reiserfs or ext4 might be the best for /home/.
- When making an XFS filesystem on a raid array, XFS automagically recognizes it is a raid device and optimizes the XFS filesystem settings for you, however ext and reiserfs may need tweaked settings for optimization.
- Filesystem settings correlate to the chuck-size and other mdadm options in the initial array creation as well, and should be factored in before creating the array.
- Filesystems
- Wishlist
- More instructions on backing up partition tables and maybe even how to restore (good excercise to leave to reader)
- Different ways to mount the devices in /etc/fstab
- How to test speed
- More instructions on customizing the mdadm.conf file
- Wishlist
- I'm working on this too but probably won't be editing anything again for awhile.. Thanks for this article!
- --AskApache 13:00, 27 February 2012 (EST)
- Thanks, but i don't really get your points.
- @Filam:
- What do you mean by filesystem?
- A RAID array can be formatted with almost any filesystem that supports its size, while some of course are better suited than others. To the system the array is just a block device under /dev like any other.
- If you just mean the fs-type tag in the partition table, the only suitable otions for RAID are "Non-FS data" and "Linux raid auto". But the fs-type tag you choose during partitioning is independant from the filesystem you format a disk/array with. The fs-tag only is important for system processes to recognize the correct filesystem (e.g. auto assembly of a RAID array during boot or using mount without the -t option). "Non-FS data" is the preferred method (see our RAID wiki page here, the paragraph after the note).
- @AskApache:
- Sure, there is a lot to improve on that wiki page, but before someone makes the effort to write about the details, it would be nice to complete some of the basics. For example we have the most common RAID levels explained in the Introduction section but only one step-by-step guide for a level 5 array.
- Also, I disagree with some of your edits:
- I don't like or understand your edits on the Copy the partition table section (no offense). To me, your edits make the process more complicated. For example, why did you remove the command # sfdisk -d /dev/path_to_formatted_array_disk | sfdisk /dev/path_to_unformatted_array_disk and replaced it with one that first dumps a file which you then copy to the next disk? And why would you want to keep a backup of your partition table?
- Why do you think it is neccessary for the array to do a # dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/disk-to-clean bs=4096 count=1 before creating it?
- I also disagree with you removing the BAARF stuff and the advice to use RAID-10 (not only for redundancy) instead. RAID-5 does have some serious performance issues, using a database on such an array can be a real pain.
- Regarding the combination of RAID and filesystem parameters, that fact is mentioned in this section. There also is a reminder to do the RAID-math, suitable at least for ext-filesystems.
- Some things on your wishlist, I think belong in other wiki pages (esp. information about /etc/fstab and partitioning)
- Don't take me wrong, I'm glad someone cares about this page.
- 6arms1leg 08:48, 4 March 2012 (EST)
- It's great to hear from you, 6arms1leg, and thanks for the thorough explanation. If it wouldn't be much trouble would you mind moving each of your points about AskApache's edits into a separate section? Or, AskApache, if you come across this first and would like to respond, just copy the point you would like to respond to into another section. Thanks, ~ Filam 10:52, 4 March 2012 (EST)


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Stolen items total $4,300
A Kinston man went to the hospital, and when he returned home, $4,300 in cash and possessions were missing from his home.
Items missing include his .38 Special revolver.
Friday, the victim reported when he arrived at his Poole Road home that morning, he found his front door wasn�t closed properly and discovered the door had been pried open �by a screwdriver or a similar device,� according to the Lenoir County Sheriff�s Office incident report. The damage to the door and frame is estimated to be $500.
From there, it only got worse.
The report states, �He reported that the bedroom of his residence had been ransacked. All of the dresser drawers had been gone through. He reported that he had a .38 Special revolver missing from the bedroom as well as two safes containing money.�
The thief or thieves also made off with the victim�s 55-inch Samsung LCD TV from the bedroom, valued at $1,000. There was an attempt to steal the living room television as well, but it was left at the house.
The report says footprints were found in mud by the home and were photographed, and latent fingerprints were located and taken into evidence.
The report lists the home as being last secured at 2 a.m. on Jan. 16, and the victim found his home broken into at 9:30 a.m. Friday. The incident was reported to law enforcement at 10:16 a.m.
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At Trouble's last vet visit (the evening prior to her surgery), Dr F decided we MUST take some weight off her. Well I had already made that decision and had been feeding her green beans as an evening snack for about 10 days. After her round of prednisone a while back (and the "I'm starving" routine that comes along with it) I started giving her the beans instead of another scoop of high calorie food. She soon became addicted (spoiled) and insisted on having a snack about 8PM each evening – would go to the kitchen and grumble.
Well, I switched to the reduced calorie Natural Balance on Saturday. She acted like I had cut her throat, grumbled for food for two days. In the evening she would not come to bed until she had her green beans. She would lay in the kitchen floor and whine and moan until I gave her more food AND her green beans.
By Sunday I had increased the food just a little with each meal, but still had her on the low side of the feeding recommendations. We had met a friend at the casino Sunday aftenoon, so I didn't make my normal grocery run. Got home about 7PM and fed the dogs. Both ate, all was well. Then Miss T decides she wants her snack. I ran in, checked the pantry and discovered I had no green beans. So I opened a can of carrots. She seemed to like that just fine, scarfed them right down. AND THEN – she thows herself in the floor like a brat and whines, pisses, and moans because she didn't get her beans. Would NOT come to bed. Laid in there by herself in the floor for about an hour. No amount of coaxing would get her to abandon the kitchen. I tried to take her out, I tried to distract her with play – NOTHING worked!
I finally turned every light in the house off and went to bed with her still in the kitchen groaning and whining. After about 10 minutes she hopped into the bedroom and flopped herself on the floor and went to sleep. Wouldn't even get in the bed. I guess she told me what she thought.
Now if any of you think you have a spoiled animal, compare it to this story and then reconsider. And the older she gets, the more vocal she gets about what she wants.
Oh, and I now buy green beans in the big restaurant size cans….for her highness


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Kathy and I have been together six years we openly share fantasies with each other and are not ashamed of them. We have a great sex life because of that. She confided early on that she has always been turned on by the thought of being controlled and spanked, a fantasy that soon became reality in our relationship. Many other fantasies have come up but one of our favorites was for me to watch her with another man. The thought always arouses us both. I also liked the idea because it would allow me the chance to punish her for something she actually did and I knew that would be an added turn on for her.
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Airport plods seize man with electric vibro-pleasure shoes
'Will be let go if innocent [?]', insist Karachi heat
Bumbling Pakistani security operatives have detained a man at Karachi airport for attempting to board a plane with a pair of electrical vibro-massage shoes.
Multiple reports indicate that the passenger, Faiz Mohammad, 30, was about to board a Thai Airways flight to Oman when he was seized following a check of his effects. X-ray operators had been alarmed to note batteries and circuitry built into the soles of his shoes.
However it appears that the offending gadgetry was not the firing circuit of a shoe bomb but a massage device: the shoes were reportedly the rechargeable "Good Vibrations" model, intended to deliver tingly foot fun to the wearer as he or she walks about.
"We have seen such shoes for the first time [today]" police investigator Niaz Khoso told Reuters.
"To be honest, we did not know that such shoes are available ... We have not released him yet but if he is found innocent, we will let him go for sure," added the bemused copper.
There is of course no rule against carrying batteries and circuitry onto aeroplanes, and most passengers do so routinely in the form of cameras, phones, laptops etc. The idea of airport security X-rays is to detect explosives and (usually a bit more feasibly) detonators. There is no suggestion that Mohammad was carrying any such materials.
According to the AP, another police official justified Mohammad's detention by saying that "similar materials can be used in the construction of bombs", but this is true of all electronics. A security operative who would stop you for having vibro shoes should, logically, stop anyone carrying anything containing a battery.
Pakistani security personnel may be particularly jumpy at present following the US government's assertion that recent would-be Times Square car "bomber" Faisal Shahzad was acting at the behest of an organisation based in Pakistan. Shahzad had no detonator or other viable high-explosive device either. ®
Lewis Page is a former British forces Improvised Explosive Device Disposal (IEDD) operator and has spent a lot of time X-raying explosives and related items.