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Kaspersky Lab Monday revealed that in September 2012, its researchers discovered that a mysterious piece of code connected to the Flame malware, which they suspected was a Flame attack module, could in fact work as a standalone attack program. But the program, dubbed MiniFlame, could also interoperate with both the Flame and Gauss malware, which, like MiniFlame, were built using a related code base.
MiniFlame is notable because it's a nation state-created advanced persistent threat (APT) that was designed to be used in very highly targeted attacks while remaining quite difficult to detect. That, of course, raises the question of what other types of espionage malware may currently be in circulation. Here are seven related facts:
1. Flame spawned more than MiniFlame. Kaspersky Lab estimates that there have been about 10,000 Gauss infections in total, as well as 5,500 Flame infections, but just 50 or 60 MiniFlame infections, meaning the mini-malware was used in very highly targeted attacks.
After reviewing the Flame code base, Kaspersky Lab researchers said they found references to client type "FL"--which was Flame itself--as well as to "SP," "SPE," and "IP." While the researchers said they recently found in-the-wild samples of SPE, a.k.a. MiniFlame, they have yet to find the other two cyber-espionage or cyber-sabotage tools created by the same authors, according to a blog post from the Kasperksy Labs global research and analysis team.
[ For more background on the Flame espionage story, see Meet Flame Espionage Malware Cousin: MiniFlame. ]
2. MiniFlame discovery was a lucky break. Kaspersky Labs, arguably, was lucky to even stumble on MiniFlame, which it found after seeing related communications via one known Flame command-and-control (C&C) server. In other words, thanks to initially finding Flame, Kaspersky found related attack code. But how many more Flame C&C servers may be in use?
3. If Flame targets Middle East, what targets North Korea? Arguably, Flame isn't the only game in town. Accordingly, how many as-yet-undiscovered forms of espionage malware families may be in circulation? To date, most of the Flame-related malware has been "clearly focused on the Middle East," said Eric Byres, CTO of Belden's Tofino Security and founder of the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) Critical Infrastructure Security Center in Canada. "Guess what--that's not the only theater of interest to the United States."
Just what does MiniFlame (SPE) target? "Unlike Flame, the vast majority of incidents were recorded in Iran and Sudan, and unlike Gauss, which was mostly present in Lebanon, SPE does not have a clear geographical bias," said Kaspersky Lab. "However, we are inclined to believe that the choice of countries depends on the SPE variant. For example, the modification known as '4.50' is mostly found in Lebanon and Palestine. The other variants were found in other countries, such as Iran, Saudi Arabia and Qatar."
Furthermore, the United States is far from the only country using these types of APTs for espionage. "You can bet that anybody with sophisticated military capabilities is doing this too. So where are the Chinese and Russian Flames?" said Byres, speaking by phone.
4. Flame got burned. Arguably, the Flame malware is now of less use to its creators, owing to antivirus companies now having added signatures to spot and remove the malware. But what if Flame was designed to be burned after being discovered, without compromising other cyber-espionage malware?
"The only way that Flame and Stuxnet are linked is that a very early variant of Stuxnet included a module that was very clearly built from the Flame code base," said Byres, who is also an expert on the Stuxnet malware. "But later, it goes away. So you get the sense that later, there's a very clear decision by someone to keep the code apart, because we don't want our Flame operations to impact our Stuxnet operations--or our Stuxnet operations to impact something else."
5. Flame development was likely compartmentalized. Byres, who warned that his knowledge of spying and espionage "is from watching James Bond," said that unlike cybercrime toolkit dashboards, which focus on ease of use, the Flame control dashboards discovered by Kaspersky Labs suggest that the malware is used in a very compartmentalized manner.
"The interface is very cryptic, and it's requiring you to load modules and execute actions. You don't have a nice point and click; this ain't Windows," he said. "So you could have a third party writing the actions and then saying to the operator, 'run this module.'" In other words, whoever's administering Flame could be loading modules and forwarding returned data to an outside party without being any the wiser as to which PCs were being targeted or infected or what type of data was being harvested.
6. U.S. is running a cyberweapons factory. Given researchers' findings that the Flame and Gauss malware appears to have connections to Stuxnet, and U.S. government officials have confirmed, anonymously, that Stuxnet was designed by the United States as part of the so-called "Olympic Games" project, it's obvious that the U.S. government isn't afraid to use malware for espionage purposes. But that raises numerous questions, including who should have the right to use such software, as well as what rights other nations should have to respond to it.
"Is it concerning that the U.S. appears to be a leader in offensive cyber operations? Is the real difference between APT and APF (advanced persistent friendliness) summed up in the amount of trust you have for the motives of the sponsoring nation-state?" wrote Sean McBride, the director of analysis for Critical Intelligence, in a recent SANS Institute newsletter.
7. Criminals learn from malware advances. Another worry from nation states' malware espionage operations is that their tricks will soon be put to use by criminals. In a 2009 report on malware used for surveillance purposes, Cambridge University researchers Shishir Nagaraja and Ross Anderson wrote, "What Chinese spooks did in 2008, Russian crooks will do in 2010 and even low-budget criminals from less developed countries will follow in due course."
In other words, how long will it be until today's Flame becomes the inspiration for tomorrow's financial malware attack?
Organizations challenged by meeting the requirements of multiple regulatory mandates are increasingly looking at the alignment of governance, risk, and compliance under a unified framework, GRC. In our report, A Security Pro's Guide To GRC, we examine where the security professionals figure into the mix and recommend the steps organizations should take to align IT GRC with existing security programs and processes. (Free registration required.)


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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by mikeler, Jun 17, 2009.
I mean a10best, my mistake..
weekday early mornings are good for me--but would need to be in the UCF/waterford/blanchard park area
The Gator and I:
I got court 5 tomorrow at 8 AM. It will be the first court directly in front of you when you come through the doors. ssgator80 and Jeff Nuese will be down there too.
The funnies moment yesterday was when a10best asked if his car was safe at OTC. I remember thinking that the first time I played there.
I have heard of more break ins at the other suburban facilities than at OTC. At Lake Cane they had a bad problem of smash and grabs during the day, especially when the womans teams are playing. They targeted the purse that was left in the car as the ladies were on the court. Who takes their purse on the court with them? I think they do now.
They also target the church parking lot where my son goes to pre-school. I thought about going for the easy purse joke but I'll pass since I'm worried about being called a pusher...
Mik, do you string/teach/play at Lake Cane?? is Molly still there lol
Also, Mik, these smash and grabs happened up in Gainesville as well (roughly 90 minutes north of orlando). It happened at all of our tennis clubs and a a few of our gyms. The police actually found that it was a crime ring out of Ft Lauderdale im pretty sure. The police found multiple gps units in cars that were caught which contained the location of all of the tennis clubs that were reachable from I75 north of Ft Laud. Unfortunately it happened to a lot of the women at our tennis facility. The thieves use some part of a spark plug to shatter a window and its basically silent since the glass from the window falls into the seat of the car. Sometimes the thieves would follow people from banks/grocery stores and other places. The whole thing is pretty insane/intense.
I used to have my rackets strung at Lake Cane, but no, I do not string or teach there. The only time I play there is if I can't find clay courts to hop on or sometimes I sub in for a Tuesday night doubles team and they sometimes have away matches there. Molly is still there running tournaments.
I had my house broken into last year. It was only a few days after I brought a MacBook Pro home. Then I read that thieves were following people from Apple stores and either breaking into their car later when they parked or following them all the way to their house. Our next door neighboor's son is a career criminal and she acted very strangely after it all happened, so it could have been a local person that did it too. Either way, I'm glad I'm not in a house anymore.
Yeah, the car theft thing has been going on for a couple of years now unfortunately. I teach/string/play at a club in Gville and the woman would have anything from sun passes to wallets and jewelry stolen. But the weirdest thing was that it could happen right in front of you and you wouldn't notice. An Suv had its passenger rear window smashed 30 ft from the closest court located next to the parking lot while a clinic was being given and no one heard or saw anything, they are professionals.
Molly used to make me so angry lol. She means well...but half of the time she had no clue what she was talking about.
That is pretty wild. A female deputy who plays at our club had her car broken into and her gun was stolen. They found it a few months later during a federal drug bust.
Did you use to work there?
Yes - Molly is still running the tournaments at Lake Cane.
What club in Gainesville? Played a guy from the Gainesville team that worked at DB racquet Club
I played tournaments there as a junior, and molly would always change the names in the draw sheets which was ridiculous. ssGator, thats funny who did you play? i may know him
Probably a little bit harder to change names in draw sheets now with the computerized USTA system. I remember my freshmen year at Districts, I had a pretty nice draw. Had an easy first rounder and was the favorite in the next round until I hit a seed in the semis. We got rained out and came back the next day and all of a sudden I was matched up against the number 1 seed! I didn't really care because I'd heard how good the guy was so I wanted to play him. I think I won a game early in the match that gave me some false confidence because I did not win any more after that.
M. Dunn. Played him two years ago. We played the Alachua team this year and I know some of those guys were teaching at clubs in Gainesville. I was out of the lineup for that match so I dont know their names.
Mik, thats happened at lake cane before...plenty of times. ssgator, thats funny, I know hes working with one of the head pros at a club in gville, doing pretty well from what ive heard. Did you beat the better of him lol?? Hes got a temper..ive seen it lol
I wonder if he could top DT's (a player of past OTC lore) tantrums. His most famous one being where he threw his entire tennis bag over the fence of the facility and one of the old timers took the 5 minute walk to retrieve it and then sell it back to him!
LOL thats awesome. One of the Juniors that played in Gville was playing a city rival and was so angry after they split sets he threw the other players bag over the Fence and refused to walk and get it, and ended up winning the match in the third. Definitely one of the funniest things that I have ever seen
Man, I was sure you could not top my story but that is even better!
Funny thing is the kid who got so angry and had a temper was extremely short, MAYBE 5 ft 4ish..and thats with shoes on.
Still about 4 inches taller than ssgator80. :twisted:
Is SSGator Scott Stevens?? I just looked up Marcs records from 2 years ago lol and the only person he played in the Orlando area was in Dubs, and Stevens was the opponent.
We generally don't like to mention full names on here. But that is not ssgator80.
My apologies, sorry about that. Do you guys play mens open tournaments at all? A few years back the draws for mens open tournaments were fairly good in size and quality of players, but I think its fallen a bit
I don't play tournaments anymore.
My name is Scott Stewart. Played him at regionals for USTA team 4.5 at Daytona 2 years ago. I have always kept his name since I get to Gainesville on occasion during the year. Just in case I needed a match. Have never done it though.
I play mostly 4.5 tournaments - but havent played as many lately. Hopefully play a few more age group 50+. You're probably a young kid. LOL
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Dont let him bother you - he always see's the boogey man in the closet. LOL
Dont let him bother you - he always see's the boogey man in the closet. LOL[/QUOTE]
Must resist closet joke. Must resist...
hah thats funny, Gator I remember that match and it was a lot of fun, i'm actually MDunn, left later that day to go back to gville, went to the doc the following monday, found out I had mono...haha
Your not pulling a Manti T'eo on me. LOL. Small world. We played a Gainesville team last year too and you were not on the team. Your partner was Jerry, right? Ever see him?
Has anyone noticed how bad Penn regular duty balls are lately. Never had a huge problem with them in past. But the ones they put out now are Crap. The balls are smaller, they get dirtier, have more low bounces, fly farther, & accrpt less topspin. Yesterday at OTC we labeled them as "ladies balls".
I love the ladies balls. I dont like guys who play like ladies.
That's a pretty bold statement gator. That reminds me of the infamous scene from Hangover 2.
Bring real balls next time and then I can hit them harder. Those **** Penns barely bounce so anything low I can't be aggressive on. Then when I get a sitter, I have to worry about whether the 0.0000000001 ounce ball will fly into the back of the fence when I hit it hard. I'd be willing to bet that most of those balls don't meet the bounce specs that all balls are supposed to meet even fresh out of the can. Add some moisture to them and then you can have absolutely no offensive game.
Perhaps the Gator likes Mr. Mann...
I bought the high end Dr. Scholls inserts today. I got a pair of $40 NB shoes at the local Sports store and signed up for some kind of program where they spam me for life but I get $5 off the shoes. So I paid $35 for the shoes and $20 for the inserts.
nice..interested in how they compare to the standard Athletic Gels.
I put the standards in my Solutions and so far (w/ a patella band) my knee has been a lot better.
I read 1 review on Amazon and the person compared the two. It was enough to tempt me into trying it. For some reason, I'm really tearing through the regular Dr. Scholls with the shoe I'm using now. I think the shoe is causing me some mild Achilles tendinitis so that is why I'm going to relegate them to a backup role.
^dude - think your last post flamed that thread out before i got my $.02 posted...lol
I'm sure you were just going to agree with everything I said. I knew that thread was going down the toilet soon.
actually wasn't going to engage. just suggest going to the pub, get an IPA, mute the TV and check out the latest eye candy on the news channels.
To the players here that belong to OTC, how is the lighting for night matches? Comparable or better to Ft Gatlin? TIA
About the same. Both are not very well lit.
Mats Wilander is in town today for an exhibition. Anyone going to see him? I got invited but could not make it.
WTA event at OTC starts this Sunday I think.
He must be making the rounds. I got an e-mail from Stonebrook CC out in Winchester, VA, just an hour drive from Reston out Rt 50. He'll be there Saturday, May 11th giving clinics & a luncheon where you can sit & chat with him for a bit. It's called 'Wilander on Wheels'. When are you planing on coming up?
The Mats event was apparently like that. People had drinks watching him play and then everyone could party with him after the Exo.
My 4 year old keeps harassing us to go to DC. We keep trying to explain how cold it is up there right now. I'm moving next month, so most likely May or early June we will head up there. I'm pretty sure I'll be bringing up a free half set of the Ytex for you to try.
Are the playing with the "ladies balls" discussed earlier in the thread? Sorry I couldnt resist!!!
I certainly hope not. It's embarassing enough that we have a men's pro tournament with guys that have ATP points and they are playing for a few grand with balls that have sat on the shelf of Wal Mart for 3 months.
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PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (Dec. 6, 2013) — Students from SUNY Plattsburgh's Department of Communication Studies won 12 awards at a National Broadcasting Society regional convention this November.
Two faculty members and 13 students attended the conference hosted by Millersville University of Pennsylvania.
"These awards are important because they show that we can compete both at the regional and national level in terms of television and radio production work," said Plattsburgh NBS Chapter President Derek Pollacchi, a senior TV/video production and broadcast journalism major. "It also shows that, as a state university from New York, we can compete with all big time schools."
"Our students are so talented and winning these awards showcases the diversity of the work they do in the department and at the college," said Christine Johnson, associate professor of communication studies and faculty adviser for NBS.
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Bilingualism and Multilingualism from a Socio-Psychological Perspective
Tej K. Bhatia
Bilingualism/multilingualism is a natural phenomenon worldwide. Unwittingly, however, monolingualism has been used as a standard to characterize and define bilingualism/multilingualism in linguistic research. Such a conception led to a "fractional," "irregular," and "distorted" view of bilingualism, which is becoming rapidly outmoded in the light of multipronged, rapidly growing interdisciplinary research. This article presents a complex and holistic view of bilinguals and multilinguals on conceptual, theoretical, and pragmatic/applied grounds. In that process, it attempts to explain why bilinguals are not a mere composite of two monolinguals. If bilinguals were a clone of two monolinguals, the study of bilingualism would not merit any substantive consideration in order to come to grips with bilingualism; all one would have to do is focus on the study of a monolingual person. Interestingly, even the two bilinguals are not clones of each other, let alone bilinguals as a set of two monolinguals. This paper examines the multiple worlds of bilinguals in terms of their social life and social interaction. The intricate problem of defining and describing bilinguals is addressed; their process and end result of becoming bilinguals is explored alongside their verbal interactions and language organization in the brain. The role of social and political bilingualism is also explored as it interacts with individual bilingualism and global bilingualism (e.g., the issue of language endangerment and language death).
Other central concepts such as individuals' bilingual language attitudes, language choices, and consequences are addressed, which set bilinguals apart from monolinguals. Language acquisition is as much an innate, biological, as social phenomenon; these two complementary dimensions receive consideration in this article along with the educational issues of school performance by bilinguals. Is bilingualism a blessing or a curse? The linguistic and cognitive consequences of individual, societal, and political bilingualism are examined.
Humor in Language
Salvatore Attardo
Interest in the linguistics of humor is widespread and dates since classical times. Several theoretical models have been proposed to describe and explain the function of humor in language. The most widely adopted one, the semantic-script theory of humor, was presented by Victor Raskin, in 1985. Its expansion, to incorporate a broader gamut of information, is known as the General Theory of Verbal Humor. Other approaches are emerging, especially in cognitive and corpus linguistics. Within applied linguistics, the predominant approach is analysis of conversation and discourse, with a focus on the disparate functions of humor in conversation. Speakers may use humor pro-socially, to build in-group solidarity, or anti-socially, to exclude and denigrate the targets of the humor. Most of the research has focused on how humor is co-constructed and used among friends, and how speakers support it. Increasingly, corpus-supported research is beginning to reshape the field, introducing quantitative concerns, as well as multimodal data and analyses. Overall, the linguistics of humor is a dynamic and rapidly changing field.
Language Revitalization
Aidan Pine and Mark Turin
The world is home to an extraordinary level of linguistic diversity, with roughly 7,000 languages currently spoken and signed. Yet this diversity is highly unstable and is being rapidly eroded through a series of complex and interrelated processes that result in or lead to language loss. The combination of monolingualism and networks of global trade languages that are increasingly technologized have led to over half of the world's population speaking one of only 13 languages. Such linguistic homogenization leaves in its wake a linguistic landscape that is increasingly endangered.
A wide range of factors contribute to language loss and attrition. While some—such as natural disasters—are unique to particular language communities and specific geographical regions, many have similar origins and are common across endangered language communities around the globe. The harmful legacy of colonization and the enduring impact of disenfranchising policies relating to Indigenous and minority languages are at the heart of language attrition from New Zealand to Hawai'i, and from Canada to Nepal.
Language loss does not occur in isolation, nor is it inevitable or in any way "natural." The process also has wide-ranging social and economic repercussions for the language communities in question. Language is so heavily intertwined with cultural knowledge and political identity that speech forms often serve as meaningful indicators of a community's vitality and social well-being. More than ever before, there are vigorous and collaborative efforts underway to reverse the trend of language loss and to reclaim and revitalize endangered languages. Such approaches vary significantly, from making use of digital technologies in order to engage individual and younger learners to community-oriented language nests and immersion programs. Drawing on diverse techniques and communities, the question of measuring the success of language revitalization programs has driven research forward in the areas of statistical assessments of linguistic diversity, endangerment, and vulnerability. Current efforts are re-evaluating the established triad of documentation-conservation-revitalization in favor of more unified, holistic, and community-led approaches.
Linguistic Landscape of Ethiopia
Elizabeth Lanza and Hirut Woldemariam
The linguistic landscape (henceforth LL) has proven to be a fruitful approach for investigating various societal dimensions of written language use in the public sphere. First introduced in the context of bilingual Canada as a gauge for measuring ethnolinguistic vitality, in the 21st century it is the focus of a thriving field of inquiry with its own conference series, an increasing number of publications, and an international journal dedicated exclusively to investigating language and other semiotic resources used in the public arena. The scholarship in this domain has centered on European and North American geographical sites; however, an increasingly voluminous share of studies addresses the LL of sites across the world through both books and articles. African contributions have added an important dimension to this knowledge base as southern multilingualisms bring into question the very concept of language in that speakers and writers draw on their rich linguistic repertoires, avoiding any compartmentalization or separation of what is traditionally conceived of as languages. The LL of Ethiopia has contributed to this growing base of empirical studies in the exploration of language policy issues, identity constructions, language contact, and the sociolinguistics of globalization. A new language policy of ethnic federalism was introduced to the country in the 1990s following a civil war and through a new constitution. This policy was set to recognize the various ethnolinguistic groups in the country and the official use of ethnic/regional languages to satisfy local political and educational needs. Through this, languages previously unwritten required a script in order for speakers to communicate in them in written texts. And many regions have chosen the Latin script above the Ethiopic script. Nonetheless, some languages remain invisible in the public sphere. These events create an exciting laboratory for studying the LL. Given the change of language policy since the late 20th century and the fast-growing economy of Ethiopia (one of the poorest countries on the continent) the manifest and increasingly visible display of languages in the LL provides an excellent lens for studying various sociolinguistic phenomena.
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Nigel Fabb
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics. Please check back later for the full article.
The linguistic study of literature addresses the ways in which language is differently organized in verbal art (literature). Form is added to language, altered, attenuated, and differently grouped. These different kinds of organization are normatively subject to limits, some derived from limits on general or language-specific linguistic form. However, linguistic form can, in principle, be altered in any way at all, in avant-garde texts, for instance, or to produce artificial languages for literature; this possibility raises the general question of whether some organizations of literary language are cognitively transparent and others are cognitively opaque.
Of the various added forms, the most extensively studied has been metrical form, which requires the words of the text to be grouped into lines. Metrical form combines a non-linguistic counting system with a rhythmic system, which adapts the rhythmic systems of ordinary phonology. The metrical line may have a special status, as a cognitively privileged level of grouping, possibly because it is fitted to working memory. Rhyme and alliteration are two common kinds of added form; most linguistic interest has been in what counts as "similarity of sound" between two words, whether at a surface or underlying level. Rhyming and alliterating words are distributed relative to the grouping into lines and other constituents. The other major kind of added form is parallelism, where two sections of text are structurally similar, usually in syntax and vocabulary.
All literary texts have a discourse structure, which includes division into various types of group or constituent, including the division of a narrative into episodes, exploiting verbal cues of episodic boundaries. Narratives also require the tracking of referents such as people and objects across the discourse, which draws on the study of pronominals. Literary texts may also have a distinctive vocabulary, borrowing or inventing words to an unusual degree, and engaging in various kinds of word play.
Literary texts have "style" and "markedness," ways in which the language varies in noticeable ways but without coding a different linguistic semantics. These stylistic variations are sometimes treated as having determinate interpretations, but there are also approaches to stylistic variations in literature, which treat them as having a non-determinate relation to meaning. Literature cannot have a different semantics or pragmatics from ordinary language, but meaning can be "difficult" in literature in ways not characteristic of much ordinary language (but in common with ritual speech and other ways of speaking).
A major mode of linguistic investigation involves corpora, over which statistical analyses are undertaken. This has a relation to the question of whether our literary-linguistic knowledge has a probabilistic basis, a question that ties the study of language to questions of expectation in aesthetics (e.g., music) more generally. Literature exists in various modalities—writing, oral literature, and signed literature—and linguistic approaches to literature have been sensitive to this, as well as to the special questions about how texts are set to music in songs.
Prescriptive Attitudes to English Usage
Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade and Carmen Ebner
Taking a sociolinguistic approach to prescriptivism in English usage, this article presents different methods by which highly frequent usage problems can be analyzed as to their current acceptability. These methods comprise different ways of studying a selected number of well-known items—try and/try to, the placement of only, the split infinitive and the dangling participle—focusing on their treatment in British and American usage guides from the beginning of the prescriptive tradition onward, combined with the application of special elicitation techniques to probe the views of informants. Such a multi-modal approach represents a distinct improvement from earlier attempts at presenting targeted groups of informants with attitude surveys only. By studying representative samples of British and American usage guides, the article shows that attitudes became more lenient across time (though not for all usage problems analyzed), with the sociolinguistic variable age playing an important role in the process, but also that instead of usage guides becoming more descriptive in the course of the history of the tradition, today in effect two trends can be distinguished in the type of usage advice given. While one trend indeed shows an increasingly descriptive approach to the items treated, a continuing proscriptive approach characterizes usage guides published down to the beginning of the 21st century.


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They get their briefcase open and are headed to the National Stadium.
They get their briefcase open and are headed to the National Stadium.
I think I remember this task. It seems vaguely familiar.
Bates/Anthony were able to open their briefcase because they somehow kept track of their previous leg placements. Fair?
Beth/Mona show up at the RB. Max/katie still at it.
Okay I just looked it up. They did this task all the way back in season 8 (Family Edition).
Bates/Anthony arrive. One team member will be suspended high above the stadium, while the other will be dressed as a giant baseball. As the one on top moves along they have to throw the ball to their teammates. If they make the catch, they move on.
Mona/Beth and Max/Katie get their briefcase.
Mona/Beth took notes too and open their briefcase, as do Max/Katie. Okay then.
Bates/Anthony arrive at the next location. It's the memory task. They have to find globes representing every country they went to and then put them in order. Now I think it could be anyone's game.
The giant ball pit full of globes looks like it is going to be hard for all the teams.
Off topic, but the commercial shows a new reality show hosted by The Rock, called "The Hero". *sigh*
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AsobiAugust 6th, 2012
"Asobi" is Yasutoki Kariya's version of a Newton's cradle, which you probably know as a desktop toy. Yasutoki made a version with light bulbs which illustrate the transfer of kinetic energy. If you look closely to the video, you will notice that the outer bulbs don't touch the other ones. But it's still a very nice installation.
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Ally McCoist admits he faces a struggle to bring quality players into Rangers following their financial troubles.
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The Ibrox outfit found themselves starting from scratch in the Scottish Third Division after coming close to going out of business.
They are still working under a transfer embargo on the back of a much-publicised fall from grace, with McCoist's hands having been tied until September.
He has been looking to get possible additions lined up, as Rangers look to make their way back to the top, but concedes that the club are not the attractive proposition they once were.
McCoist said in the Sunday Mail: "It's a struggle - that's why we have to take it a season at a time as we try to get back to the SPL.
"The reason we lost 30 players in the summer was because they didn't want to play in SFL3. It's not suddenly become attractive to players of that ability.
"Some just aren't interested at all and the only reason they're looking is because of our name.
"It would be nice to get in some players who would improve our team and help us get back up."
On his efforts to get fresh faces on board, McCoist added: "We are close with a couple but I'm scared of that door getting slammed again.
"We can't register anyone until September but I want the deals done tomorrow - yesterday even.
"It would give everyone a boost to know we have two or three fresh faces coming in.
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Panorama from Point Ellen over Vivonne Bay with a beautiful sandy beach and turquoise water with cray and game fishing boats. The Vivonne Bay beach had been voted as one of the best beaches in Australia but the waters are more for surfing and for fishing because the strong undertow in the bay limits safe swimming to the area near the jetty and the boat ramp.
There are no kangaroos in Austria. We're talking about Australia, the world's smallest continent. That being cleared up, let's dive right in! Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth. The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party. This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality. The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself! Text by Steve Smith.


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HTC Titan II release date set for April 8, priced at $199
0. phoneArena posted on 26 Mar 2012, 09:10
The HTC Titan II will be released on April 8, as confirmed by AT&T. Getting one will cost you $199 on contract...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
Tough choices if your into Windows phones.
22. RiseAgainst94 (Posts: 281; Member since: 03 Mar 2012)
They both of their pros and cons. The Titan 2 does produce gorgeous pictures, where the 900 MAY be lacking. What HTC has in favor, however, is that they can simply make refinements to a phone they already release (Titan. Nokia 800 is not quite the same.). They Titan 2 has a great screen, but yes, after having some hands-on time with the Lumia 900 the screen is incredibly gorgeous, almost fake looking. The Lumia 900 is a little thicker, a lot heavier, same monstrous size (about), and is a fingerprint magnet (both back and screen). The Titan 2 has a smaller battery, lower PPI, worse screen, May be plagued by original Titans poor voice quality, and is 100$ more expensive. It really comes down to preference between these devices.
2. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
after doing the comparison, I think the 900 is the better buy between the 2. Thats just my 2 cents. explanation is on the comparison page.
14. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
i fully agree with you… the screen is by far better on the nokia and to me it looks way better… and thats pretty much the main differnces
16. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
oh there is more differences than that. I think i listed almost 10 in the other article this one links to. but, the end result is that we agree :)
3. vvelez5 (Posts: 623; Member since: 29 Jan 2011)
I already made up my mind, but this is definitely a tough decision for anyone who walks in to an AT&T store and starts comparing the Titan II and the Lumia 900.
4. darktranquillity (Posts: 284; Member since: 28 Feb 2012)
Windows sells but who's buying\m/
7. NOKIA.8800.ARTE (Posts: 100; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
no one!
17. snowgator (Posts: 3609; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
The best compliment that can be paid to the future of Windows Phones, especially Nokia who has the biggest investment, is the fact that Anti-WP Trolls have developed. If Windows Phones truly had no future, ya'll be attacking something else to prove your self-worth.
But on the bright side, as WP develops into the monster it will, you two can have years and years insulting it. Should be a good time.
5. NOKIA.8800.ARTE (Posts: 100; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
O NO, not another windows phone......
6. Das70 (Posts: 124; Member since: 05 Jan 2011)
Oh no not another stupid comment.
9. NOKIA.8800.ARTE (Posts: 100; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
atleast its better than restrictions!
8. NOKIA.8800.ARTE (Posts: 100; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
o no not another apple ios! we dont like to be prisoned!!!
10. Dameon (Posts: 32; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
one of these 2 phones will be my next one.decisions decisions
12. GellerDoesDallas (Posts: 50; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
I would go with the Nokia, it has a better screen, clear black display the best screen out there plus it's unique no other phone looks like it, the Titan is a thick phone 13mm not thin at all, the only thing the Titan has on the nokia, is the camera, but we know HTC does not put the best sensors on their phones and Nokia does so that could be a wash right there, plus it's a hundred dollars cheaper, you can't go wrong with the Nokia.
15. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
having looked at samples i dont think the titan is really a better camera… go with the nokia!
18. snowgator (Posts: 3609; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
HTC is dedicated to WP as well, and it would be a mistake to write off the T2. Just see if AT&T comes to it's senses and drops the price on the T2 sometime soon, and if the calling quality is better than the US version of the original Titan (there are very few problems with the International version), and if the screen holds a candle to the Nokia's amazing quality.
Also, you will have to settle for the HTC Hub instead of all the Nokia exclusives that they are developing for Windows, and the WP HTC Hub isn't as nice as the Android version. Also, Nokia is all in on support, so both Microsoft and Nokia will support the 900, where as HTC is good to WP but they are not a huge handset company because they are dumb. They make their money off of Android handsets, and have the "One" series to focus on, so the T2 will be an afterthought. Oh, and the Nokia's already running WP are great successes and loved by the owners, and those are just mid and low end efforts. The 900 is a top end effort designed to get Nokia back in the US market, and impress Verizon and Sprint enough to get them in those doors.
Oh, nevermind. Get the 900. Probably not even close.
11. DechyX (Posts: 149; Member since: 16 May 2011)
I'd love to get one of the 2 but I just got a free Titan I from the Smoked challenge... so I'll wait and see what Apollo has to bring to the table... I don't think 16mp and LTE is worth my upgrade
19. snowgator (Posts: 3609; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Free... always better. :-)
20. eyup_aydin (unregistered)
absolutely yes
13. torr310 (Posts: 1258; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
Not to talk good or bad about this product is, but with WP OS being a market trailer this should sell cheaper to be competitive. Lumia 900 for $99 is more attractive than this.
21. android_sucks (Posts: 111; Member since: 28 Jul 2011)
I have been waiting for this to launch. But, if I must gripe about WP its that the apps and games are so much more expensive than iOS and android. $3 for angry birds!!! Really!!! $5 for bejeweled!!! IJS I gave up my iphone for a focus just to take a test drive of WP!!! I hope that the Titan 2 does not disappoint!!!


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Discussion in 'Science Fiction & Fantasy' started by Cutter John, Sep 24, 2009.
A Few Good Zombies
Slumdug Zombie
Zack and Miri make a Zombie
Going by what Obi-Wan said about the Force ("The Force is what gives a Jedi his powers. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, penetrates us, it binds the galaxy together."), I kind of figure that Zombies are immune to the Force. Since they are the undead, they don't add to the Force and in my opinion, can't be directly affected by it, either (I view it this way, if a Jedi were to "Force Blast" a Zombie, it wouldn't work, but, of course, if they were to use the Force to throw something at a Zombie, it'd hit the Zombie. I think it goes without saying that the Jedi Mind Trick wouldn't work on a Zombie).
I've clearly given this way too much thought.
Marvel Com...oh, wait...
Yeah, haven't they run this whole Marvel Zombies thing way the hell into the ground? Isn't that ever gonna end?
Jedi can manipulate inanimate objects and predict their movements etc. so I don't see zombies being immune to those effects. Things like the Jedi mind trick however would be a different matter.
have you tried this one?
Of course the other Star Zombies. You know, The Dark Zombie and all the others untill A new Zombie, Zombies strike back and Return of the Zombies.
Zombieland would become Another Day in the Life of Woody Harrelson.
28 Days Later would become England Under Thatcher.
Plan 9 From Outer Space would become just slightly less bad.
Shaun of the Dead would become Spaced.
Land of the Dead would become W.
The Good, the Bad and the Zombies-Clint Eastwood shoots and kills a bunch of desperadoes. They come back to life and eat his brain.
You know what movies could use zombies? Any one of those cheesy "vampires vs werewolves" movies. Underworld? Could use zombies. Twilite? Could DEFINITELY use zombies. True Blood? Zombies (though the way the series is going they could introduce zombies without skipping a beat).
Saw Twilight Friday night. It already has a bunch of zombies in it. They're called "the cast" .
If they really wanted to make an interesting zombie movie, they should film Philip Nutman's novel Wet Work.
Spoiler: novel
In it, there are different 'stages' of undead, if that makes any sense. From the full-out shuffling mindless Romero type zombies, all the way up to those who are indistinguishable from living humans in that they retain their full intelligence and personality. In fact these 'smart zombies' eventually take control of society and form their own government - the 'United States of Hell'.
All the wannabe-fantasy movies, you know, the ones with the bad costumes and worse plots could use some zombies. Dungeons and dragons or the Eragon-crap!
Very few stories need zombies, but almost every story could be improved by the addition of zombies.
"Stories that don't need zombies" is one of the best thread titles I've ever seen around here.
American Pie doesn't need zombies. I'd hate to see what a ZILF looks like.
I don't know. American Pie - 28 Days Later could be a winner.
On the other hand, Animal House with zombies probably wouldn't have been any different. So, no need for zombies there.
Having a zombie in 'A Weekend At Bernie's' would have completely destroyed the premise.
Wasn't Bernie technically a zombie for brief periods in Weekend At Bernie's 2?
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I have to say I'm very curious as to the future of Aaron Craft.
Good size
Very good lateral quickness
Excellent on-ball defender
Smart pass-first PG
High Motor
Shooting Range
When you look at the list of pros and cons, the first name that pops into my head is Rajon Rondo, but I think Rajon is a better finisher at the rim and better athlete overall. Still, Craft is probably the best perimeter defender in NCAA, and that should translate to the NBA. He is currently mocked as a 2nd rounder, and I would be surprised to see him go in the 1st, but I think he could pan out in the NBA.
Apparently he has been guarding Kyrie Irving Full-Court at the Nike Skills Academy and was holding his own. For a 2nd rounder, getting a young hard working PG who can defend really well is definitely worth the pick to me.


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Ethanol Promotes Consumer Choice
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The Department of English serves a wide range of programs in language and literature, composition and creative writing that prepare students to succeed in our complex global society. The department is a community of teachers, scholars and creative writers who provide undergraduate and graduate students, including majors, non-majors and teacher candidates, with transformative learning experiences in dynamic and interactive environments by employing both innovative and traditional teaching strategies.
Our department offers Bachelor of Arts programs in English and Creative Writing and a Bachelor of Arts in Education program in English Education. At the graduate level, the department offers a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing and a Master of Arts degree in English with major options in Composition and Rhetoric, Creative Writing, Traditional Studies, Twentieth- and Twenty-first-Century Film and Literature, and the Teaching of English as a Second Language (TESL).
With twenty-five full-time faculty members, thirty part-time faculty members, twelve graduate teaching assistants and two professional staff members, we are one of the largest academic departments on campus. Each semester, the Department of English serves more than 350 undergraduate majors, 125 graduate majors, and approximately 3,000 Core Curriculum writing students.
The Department of English sponsors a wide range of co-curricular programs including vibrant student organizations, public lectures, readings and book signings, film series, and publications including the College of Liberal Arts' literary journal, New Plains Review. We invite you to learn more about our department and its diverse programs by exploring these webpages and by visiting our department, which is located in suites 101, 103, 105 and 221 of the Liberal Arts Building.


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