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What to Expect at the NHL Trade Deadline
March 26, 2013 by Mike Chen • Print Story •
If this were a normal NHL season, teams would be just under halfway done with the season at the 30-some game marker. In this context, much of the furor — positive or negative — would be negated. For example, the Columbus Blue Jackets, Washington Capitals, and Buffalo Sabres overcame hideous starts to battle back around .500. In fact, if you looked at the Capitals and Alex Ovechkin, subtract out the first two weeks of the season (equivalent to preseason games) and they'd actually be doing quite well thanks to an adjustment period under new coach Adam Oates.
But the reality of the situation is that there's simply not a lot of time to assess things normally. The standings are what they are, and the trade deadline is just about a week away. Forward-thinking GMs will probably resist giant rebuild projects because of this reduced sample size. However, the truth is plain as day: you simply can't stop the turning of the calendar — players age and contracts expire.
So with the trade deadline fast approaching and still many teams within striking distance of a playoff spot, GMs have to keep one eye on the race and one on the future. A move like the Dallas Stars made with captain Brendan Morrow makes sense. The Stars aren't considered a Cup contender, but they're hanging around. At the same time, Morrow is a UFA, and theoretically, he can be brought back if the price and fit are right.
With that in mind, it seems like the going rate for support soon-to-be UFAs is quite high. Look at the heady price Pittsburgh paid for an aging, slow No. 4 defenseman in Douglas Murray. While there may yet be a few blockbuster moves , it will take a lot for teams to get rid of top players if they're still sniffing a playoff spot. Because of that, it makes sense that trade activity will focus on second-tier players, though the possibility of a blockbuster move is still on the radar — the price just has to be right.
Considering those circumstances, let's take a look at some of the higher-profile names out there. These players can make a difference on new teams, and some are impending UFAs while some are not. Some of these players have no-movement clauses, but as we've seen in the past, if you want to move an asset, there are certainly ways to get that done.
Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames — Will the long-time Calgary captain approve a move in the final year of his contract? Iginla's best days are behind him, but the rugged power forward can still be an elite difference maker in the rough-and-tumble playoffs.
Dan Boyle, San Jose Sharks — A puck-moving defenseman is probably the hardest role to fulfill for any squad. And while Boyle isn't the same player he was five years ago, he's still a crafty minute-muncher capable of running a power play or delivering an outlet pass. There aren't a lot of players available with his skills and he's still signed through next season, which means the going rate for him will have to be high.
Mike Ribiero, Washington Capitals — During Washington's awful start, Ribiero was generally their best player night in and night out. Though the Caps have found some measure of consistency under Adam Oates now, Ribiero is still a free agent after this year, which means that his playmaking skills will be in demand.
Jaromir Jagr, Dallas Stars — It was weird enough seeing Jagr in a Stars jersey, but now the future Hall of Famer may be on the move again. He's done well for himself in Dallas, which means his skills will certainly solicit interest in the hours leading up to the trade deadline. As a support player, Jagr was credited with making the difference for Philadelphia's Claude Giroux; can he do the same for a Cup contender this season?
Brad Boyes, New York Islanders — Signed on the cheap, Boyes has had a year of redemption with the Islanders. He may never return to his days as a 40-goal scorer (yes, he really did that), but there's still plenty of offensive life left in Boyes. With no contract for next year, Boyes is the perfect top-six complementary player.
Jay Bouwmeester, Calgary Flames — Things haven't worked out for Bouwmeester in Calgary, but the blue-liner is only 25, which means that in the right situation he could still live up to his potential. With a $6.68 million cap hit, it's a hard contract to swallow but the new CBA allows for trading of up to 50% of the salary, opening up flexibility for a move.


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The real meaning
It is Christmas time once again, which in my book, is the most wonderful time of the year! It is a time when family and friends come together around the table and enjoy great food and friendly talk. Now, with the weather changing, there is a good chance that someone has lit a hearth fire which is fiercely burning in the family room.
Growing up as a young child in 1965 I could hardly wait to see "It's Christmas Time Charlie Brown" making its debut on our small TV set. What a treat it was to watch the animated characters trudge through the snow in search of the true meaning of Christmas. Charles Schultz beautifully brought to light how society had become so fixated on all the trappings, that the true meaning had been lost and left behind. The sound track was providentially written by Vince Guaraldi who brought to life the animated characters with tunes that included titles like "Linus and Lucy", "Skating" and "The Great Pumpkin Waltz".
How wonderful it is to get all the Christmas decorations down from the attic and begin sorting through the colorful lights, displays and ornaments. It brings back good memories of family and friends that warm the heart and remind me that I will once again see all the beloved who have passed on into eternal life.
I do have one future Christmas "Bucket List" festivity left to come true; that I could spend the Christmas holiday up in the mountains and have it snow. There would also have to be a sleigh that was pulled by a team of Clydesdales, complete with jingle bells tied around their feathery hoofs. A bonus might be an insulated cup full of steaming hot spiced cider or hot buttered rum.
While it is entirely all too easy to get caught up in the gift buying and spending, I believe it is necessary to re-center ourselves by meditating on what the true meaning of Christmas is all about. Christmas through the ages has been a time when we choose to remember the birth of the Messiah or Christ child.
We have a family tradition where we read from the gospel of Luke chapter 2 every Christmas Eve. Everyone looks forward to the time when all the dinner dishes have been cleaned and put away and we all turn to the family room and the sit around a warm fire to listen to the words recorded 2000 years ago.
"And it came to pass in those days that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This census first took place while Quirinius was governing Syria. So all went to be registered, everyone to his own city.
Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of David, to be registered with Mary, his betrothed wife, who was with child. So it was, that while they were there, the days were completed for her to be delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn Son, and wrapped Him in swaddling cloths, and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.
Now there were in the same country shepherds living out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night. And behold, an angel of the Lord stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were greatly afraid. Then the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid, for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which will be to all people. For there is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this will be the sign to you: You will find a Babe wrapped in swaddling cloths, lying in a manger."
And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying: "Glory to God in the highest, And on earth peace, goodwill toward men!".
How glorious is the gift that God has given the world that makes angels sing and men repent and turn towards God. So important is the virgin birth of the Messiah that it was foretold 750 years before by the prophet Isaiah, who recorded it in Isaiah 7:14, then expounded and described the gift of the Son and His destiny in Isaiah 9:6,7. Equally important, the prophet Micah would predict His birthplace, "But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, Though you are little among the thousands of Judah, Yet out of you shall come forth to Me The One to be Ruler in Israel, Whose goings forth are from of old, From everlasting."Micah 5:2.


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Bennie Thornsbury, 59, of LaFontaine, and having local relatives, died Dec. 17, 2008, at 8:24 p.m. at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Mr. Thornsbury was a 1968 graduate of Wheelwright High School in Kentucky. He had worked as a machinist at Dana Spicer, Marion, for 33 years, retiring Dec. 31, 2000. He was a member of the S.O.A.R.S. Dana Union Retirees Association.
He was born March 2, 1949, in Melvin, KY, a son of Boyd and Stella Newsome Thornsbury. He married Diana S. Simon on June 28, 1977, in Clintwood, VA. His wife survives.
Additional survivors include three sons, Tim Thornsbury, of Warren; Scott Thornsbury, of Huntington; and Damian Thornsbury, of Wabash; three daughters, Amy Burnau, of Angola; Tiffany Bolding, of Huntington; and Teresa Speheger, of Liberty Center; three brothers, Ishmel Thornsbury and Denny Thornsubry, both of Huntington, and Gordon Thornsbury, of London, KY; four sisters, Rosalie Isaac, of Melvin, KY; Betty Darty, of Michigan; and Barbara Bailey and Sandy Maloney, both of Fort Wayne; 15 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held Dec. 20, 2008, at Lancaster Cemetery, with Rev. Brooks L. Fetters officiating.
Preferred memorials are gifts to Cancer Services of Fort Wayne and Allen County in care of Myers Funeral Home, 2901 Guilford St., Huntington, IN 46750.
Online condolences may be sent through www.myersfuneralhomes.com [1].
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Fortyfifth session
Communication No. 340/1988
Submitted by: R.W.
Alleged victim: The author
State party: Jamaica
Date of communication: 23 November 1988 (initial submission)
Documentation references:
Prior decisions
- CCPR/C/WG/35/D/340/1988 (Working Group's combined rule 86/91 decision, dated 17 March 1988)
Date of present decision: 21 July 1992
Decision on admissibility: [see ANNEX]
Decision of the Human Rights Committee under the Optional Protocol
to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
- Forty-fifth session -
Communication No. 340/1988
Submitted by: R.W. [name deleted]
Alleged victim: The author
State party: Jamaica
Date of communication: 23 November 1988 (initial submission)
The Human Rights Committee, established under article 28 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
Meeting on 21 July 1992,
Adopts the following:
Decision on admissibility
1. The author of the communication (dated 23 November 1988) is R.W., a Jamaican citizen awaiting execution at St. Catherine District Prison, Jamaica. He claims to be the victim of a violation by Jamaica of his human rights.
The facts as submitted by the author:
2.1 The author, an expoliceman, states that he was charged with murder in December 1983 and sentenced to death in June 1984, but claims to be innocent. The author does not provide information about the facts of the crime or the circumstances of his arrest. He alleges that the attorney who represented him during the preliminary inquiry and during the trial did so halfheartedly and without commitment. The lawyer allegedly did not argue the defence in line with the author's instructions. The author claims that as a result the true facts of the case did not emerge and he was sentenced to death.
2.2 Concerning his appeal to the Jamaican Court of Appeal, the author claims that the Registry of the Court informed him only shortly before 16 May 1985 that his appeal was scheduled to be heard on that date. He immediately sent a letter to his lawyer and informed him that he would like to present new evidence, the nature of which the author does not explain, and to forward grounds of appeal. The lawyer allegedly did not reply. The author himself wrote to the Court of Appeal, stating that he wanted to submit fresh evidence and requesting a postponement of the hearing in order to be able to prepare his appeal more thoroughly. Some days later, he was informed that his application for leave to appeal had been dismissed. According to the author, the new evidence and the grounds of appeal had not been put forward. The author suspects that his lawyer was not even present at the hearing, although he was paid "thousands of dollars" by the author's father.
2.3 After the dismissal of the appeal, the GovernorGeneral, on an unspecified date in 1985, signed a warrant for the author's execution. Another lawyer, hired by the author's mother, petitioned the GovernorGeneral and obtained a stay of execution. According to the author, his new lawyer was shocked by the unprofessional manner in which the first lawyer had handled the case. Reportedly, the new lawyer attempted, without success, to secure a retrial. The Jamaica Council for Human Rights was also informed about the new situation.
2.4 According to the author, the Jamaica Council for Human Rights informed him in October 1988 that his case had been dismissed by the Supreme Court of Jamaica, but that no written judgment had been issued. It told him that a petition for special leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was being prepared, in cooperation with the author's first lawyer. The author, however, refused to sign the papers, as he did not want his first lawyer to represent him. Subsequently, the GovernorGeneral signed a warrant for the author's execution on 15 November 1988. A priest who visited the author shortly before that date made him sign the papers necessary for a petition for leave to appeal to the Privy Council and, on 14 November 1988, the author obtained another stay of execution. On 14 December 1988, a petition for special leave to appeal was submitted to the Privy Council on behalf of the author by a London law firm. In February 1989, the author was informed that the petition had been dismissed.
The complaint:
3.1 The author claims that his human rights have been violated by the Jamaican Court of Appeal because it did not allow him to put forward new evidence and denied him the opportunity to submit grounds for appeal. He further claims that his defence was seriously harmed by the unprofessional attitude of his first lawyer, and by the negligence of the Jamaica Council for Human Rights, which allowed the first lawyer to prepare the petition for special leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
3.2 Although the author does not invoke any of the articles of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, it appears from his submission that he claims to be a victim of a violation by Jamaica of article 14 of the Covenant.
The State party's observations and author's comments thereon:
4. By submission of 2 August 1989, the State party argues that the communication is inadmissible on the ground of failure to exhaust all available domestic remedies as required by article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol. It submits that the author's appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was in respect of his criminal case, and that he still has constitutional remedies he may pursue. The State party further submits that the communication does not disclose a violation of any of the rights set forth in the Covenant.
5. In his reply to the State party's observations the author reiterates that his constitutional and human rights were seriously violated by the Jamaican Court of Appeal and the Jamaica Council for Human Rights. He claims that new evidence in his case should be examined by the Jamaican courts. He further states that he is not at present represented by a lawyer.
Issues and proceedings before the Committee:
6.1 Before considering any claims contained in a communication, the Human Rights Committee must, in accordance with rule 87 of its rules of procedure, decide whether or not it is admissible under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant.
6.2 Article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol precludes the Committee from considering a communication if the author has failed to exhaust all available domestic remedies. The Committee notes that the State party claims that the author still has constitutional remedies which he may pursue. The Committee observes that the Supreme (Constitutional) Court of Jamaica has, in recent cases, allowed applications for constitutional redress in respect of alleged breaches of fundamental rights, after the criminal appeals in these cases had been dismissed. The Committee further observes that the author appears to have means to secure legal assistance to file a constitutional motion. In the particular circumstances of the case, the Committee finds that the constitutional remedy referred to by the State party constitutes a remedy within the meaning of article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol, which the author has failed to exhaust.
7. The Human Rights Committee therefore decides:
(a) That the communication is inadmissible under article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol;
(b) That, since this decision may be reviewed pursuant to rule 92, paragraph 2, of the Committee's rules of procedure upon receipt of a written request by or on behalf of the author containing information to the effect that the reasons for inadmissibility no longer apply, the State party shall be requested, under rule 86 of the Committee's rules of procedure, not to carry out the death sentence against the author before he has had a reasonable time, after completing the effective domestic remedies available to him, to request the Committee to review the present decision;
(c) That this decision shall be communicated to the State party and the author.
[Done in English, French, Russian and Spanish, the English text being the original version.]
* All persons handling this document are requested to respect and observe its confidential nature.
** Made public by decision of the Human Rights Committee.


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Recently I had an 'accidental discovery'. I discovered that chia seeds help to move my bowels really well! I am so glad that I chanced upon this discovery when I added a teaspoon heap of chia seeds into my morning hot chocolate drink. For someone who needs laxative occasionally, I am so happy that I can now evacuate all the gunk and junk from my bowels at least twice a day. BLISS!!
My morning milk coffee with chia seeds:
Sometimes, I would drizzle a little extra virgin coconut oil into my beverage.
I also throw in 1 to 2 teaspoon full of chia seeds into my kids' daily fruit smoothie and have it blitzed for about 20 seconds. This would come in really handy for my youngest daughter, who is also prone to constipation.
If you are constantly suffering from constipation, you may like to try adding 1-2 teaspoon of chia seeds into your diet everyday.
Food For Thought
Nutritional breakdown of chia seeds
According to the USDA National Nutrient Database, one ounce of chia seeds (approximately 28 grams) contains 138 calories, 8 grams of fat, 12 grams of carbohydrate, 10 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein.
Eating one ounce of chia seeds per day would provide 18% of daily calcium needs, 27% of phosphorus, 30% of manganese and smaller amounts of potassium, zinc and copper.
When compared to flaxseed, chia seeds provide more omega-3s, calcium, phosphorus and fiber – all essential nutrients that most people are not getting enough of.
Health Benefits Of Chia Seeds
1. Chia Seeds Are Loaded With Antioxidants
Another area where chia seeds shine is in their high amount of antioxidants. These antioxidants protect the sensitive fats in the seeds from going rancid. Antioxidants fight the production of free radicals, which can damage molecules in cells and contribute to ageing and diseases like cancer.
2. Almost All The Carbs in Them Are Fiber
Looking at the nutrition profile of chia seeds, you see that an ounce has 12 grams of carbohydrate. However, 11 of those grams are fiber, which isn't digested by the body. Fiber doesn't raise blood sugar, doesn't require insulin to be disposed of and therefore shouldn't count as a carb. The true carb content is only 1 gram per ounce, which is very low. This makes chia a low-carb friendly food. Because of all the fiber, chia seeds can absorb up to 10-12 times their weight in water, becoming gel-like and expanding in your stomach.
Theoretically, this should increase fullness, slow absorption of your food and help you automatically eat fewer calories. Fiber also feeds the friendly bacteria in the intestine, which is important because keeping your gut bugs well fed is absolutely crucial for health. Chia seeds are 40% fiber, by weight. This makes them one of the best sources of fiber in the world.
3. Chia Seeds Are High in Quality Protein
Chia seeds contain a decent amount of protein. By weight, they are about 14% protein, which is very high compared to most plants. They also contain a good balance of essential amino acids, so our bodies should be able to make use of the protein in them. Protein has all sorts of benefits for health. It is also the most weight loss friendly nutrient in the diet, by far.
A high protein intake reduces appetite and has been shown to reduce obsessive thoughts about food by 60% and the desire for night time snacking by 50%.
Chia seeds really are an excellent protein source, especially for people who eat little or no animal products.
4. Chia Seeds Can Cause Major Improvements in Type 2 Diabetics
The most successful application of chia seeds to date was in a study on type 2 diabetic patients.
In this study, 20 diabetic patients received either 37 grams of chia seeds, or 37 grams of wheat bran, for 12 weeks. When they got the chia seeds, they saw improvements in several important health markers.
Blood pressure went down by 3-6 mm/Hg and an inflammatory marker called hs-CRP went down by 40%. A risk factor called vWF also decreased by 21%. There was also a small drop in blood sugar, but it wasn't statistically significant.
Given that chia seeds are high in fiber, it does seem plausible that they could help reduce blood sugar spikes after meals, but this needs to be confirmed in studies.
5. Due to The High Fiber and Protein Content, Chia Seeds Should be Able to Help You Lose Weight
Many health experts believe that chia seeds can help with weight loss. The fiber absorbs large amounts of water and expands in the stomach, which should increase fullness and slow the absorption of food.
6. Cardiovascular disease and cholesterol
Increased fiber intakes have also been shown to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. A review of 67 separate controlled trials found that even a modest 10-gram per day increase in fiber intake reduced LDL (the harmful type cholesterol) as well as total cholesterol.
Recent studies have shown that dietary fiber may even play a role in regulating the immune system and inflammation, consequently decreasing the risk of inflammation-related conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and obesity.
7. Digestion and detox
A diet with adequate fiber prevents constipation and promotes regularity for a healthy digestive tract. Regular bowel movements are crucial for the daily excretion of toxins through the bile and stool.
Potential health risks of consuming chia seeds
Chia seeds can absorb up to 27 times their weight in water. This posed a problem for one man with a history of swallowing problems who, doctors say, developed an esophageal obstruction after eating a tablespoon of chia seeds dry and trying to wash them down with a glass of water.
The seeds formed a thick gel in his esophagus that he was unable to swallow down without medical treatment. Although this case was rare, make sure to mix chia seeds into another food or liquid before consuming, especially if you have a history of swallowing problems. Avoid giving chia seeds to small children.


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Jello is so much fun to eat - in any form! Next time you indulge in this wiggly treat, notice the levels of color that you can see in it. From lights to darks and everything in between! Let's see how you can juggle this jiggly color scheme in your home.
Now think where you'd like to put these hot hues. In your kitchen? Bedroom? Dining Room? You can really put this color scheme anywhere but there are few factors to consider before hand.
If you put reds in the kitchen, will you be happy with starting your day with these hot hues? If so, it could be one very dramatic kitchen. You can incorporate red in your wall color, backsplash, cabinets, accessories or just window treatments but don't forget to add some of those neutrals to tone things down a bit and you'll have one gorgeous kitchen! You decide how much red you're comfortable with.
Want red in the bedroom?
Red in the bedroom is a VERY romantic choice. I think it's where I'd prefer to see this very hot hue. From bedding, pillows, wall color, lamps or wallpaper - you can really have fun in this room, with red.
Want red in the dining room?
The dining room is probably the only room in the house where I WOULDN'T put red. It's just so dated already. For years now it seems clients think they want red in the dining room - until I show them a completely different color that's so much better!


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I think that students should be allowed to be reassessed. There are many different things that can influence the outcome of a test. Everybody deserves a second chance to prove themselves, especially on tests in school because many are important for the student's futures. I think at least 1 reassessment should be allowed.
If students knew that could get a second chance at getting graded then they probably would not take the first assessment as serious as they would have if they did not have a second assessment. It is probably better to just have them focus on the one assessment as apposed to two.


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Emma Watson Shows Off Her Trashy 'Bling Ring' Look
With the simple description, Emma Watson shared the powder-pink look for her latest character, a spoiled-brat member of Hollywood's infamous 'Bling Ring.'
Sofia Coppola directs this based-on-true-events crime thriller about Los Angeles teenagers who'd use social media to stalk celebrities like Paris Hilton or Lindsay Lohan, primarily so they'd know when the stars weren't home and they could safely break into the wealthy talent's mansions. (Hilton reportedly cameos in the film, playing herself.)
Watson plays Nicki, who might be the leader of the group (which was known as The Burglar Bunch when it was "terrorizing" So Cal's elite community). She doesn't look so scary to me, though Watson certainly has the glazed stare of affluent indifference down pat. Said the actress on Twitter:
Twitterers meet Nicki, Nicki meet twitterers : )
This photo appears to have been taken as the actress stepped out of her make-up chair. Given the tendencies of the Bling Ring to use social media, I dig that Watson shared this photo on Twitter. Maybe Coppola's close to showing us a trailer (Watson added that she wrapped filming)? 'The Bling Ring' also stars Kirsten Dunst and Leslie Mann and is shooting for a 2013 release date, though rumors have Coppola racing to possibly reach December 2012 so the film can contend for awards (if it's that type of film).


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Betting Tip: Chil The Kite @ 12/1 with coral
The draw has had a huge bearing on this race with eight of the last 11 winners exiting from stalls one to five. The current favourite Basem has drawn box 11, which is not ideal but nor is it a disaster, and Saeed Bin Suroor's charge is entitled to plenty of respect in his hat-trick bid, following a couple of wins over Sandown's mile. A full brother to the same connections' top-class miler Farhh, he could turn out to be better than a handicapper and is not opposed lightly.
Sir Michael Stoute's Munaaser finished just half a length behind him earlier this month and enjoys a 2lb pull in the weights here, while he's also better drawn in stall two. There shouldn't be much between them and he is just preferred at a couple of points longer in the betting. But the suggestion is Hughie Morrison's CHIL THE KITE (12/1 Coral) in the hope the ground doesn't dry out too much. He wouldn't let himself down on very fast ground at Newmarket last time and is best judged on his third in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot, which he might have won with a clear run. Well drawn today in stall two, he can reverse form with the Ascot winner Gm Hopkins (stall 18) and it's worth noting he won on his last visit to this track, albeit in his juvenile days.
Betting Tip: Chil The Kite @ 12/1 with coral
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Presentation "DNS for EVIL" from CONFidence Krakow 2011
Talk about DNS reverse tunnel that author uses for penetration tests. Finally was published own reverse DNS shellcode and payload that was written especially for pen-test tasks. This work also demonstrates how malware C&C and BOT can work together. The main idea of this work that it's necessary to pay more attention to the DNS traffic.


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A US appeals court Tuesday struck down as unconstitutional a "Net Neutrality" rule that bars broadband Internet providers from blocking or playing favorites for online services.
The court ruled that the Federal Communications Commission lacks authority to impose the rule requiring high-speed Internet firms to treat all traffic equally.
The case brought by US telecom giant Verizon has divided some of the biggest players in the tech sector in a key test of what is officially called "Open Internet" rules.
Backers of Net Neutrality say the case could give the big telecom operators the power to block or degrade services like Netflix or YouTube, while promoting services of their own partners.
The appellate panel in Washington said in an 81-page ruling that the FCC cannot regulate the broadband firms as "common carriers" which are barred from discriminating against different online services.
"Because the Commission has failed to establish that the anti-discrimination and anti-blocking rules do not impose per se common carrier obligations, we vacate those portions of the Open Internet Order," the court said.
But the ruling did back some FCC ability to regulate these Internet firms.
The ruling says "the Telecommunications Act of 1996 vests (the FCC) with affirmative authority to enact measures encouraging the deployment of broadband infrastructure (and)… to promulgate rules governing broadband providers' treatment of Internet traffic."
But it added that "even though the Commission has general authority to regulate in this arena, it may not impose requirements that contravene express statutory mandates."
Verizon and its allies have argued the FCC lacks authority to interfere with their business, and that Congress never decided these companies were regulated utilities or "common carriers."
Others say that overturning the rule could give a handful of companies which dominate broadband the ability to control services, and limit innovative online services.
FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said the court "correctly held" that the agency can regulate broadband firms but said the FCC would "consider all available options, including those for appeal, to ensure that these networks on which the Internet depends continue to provide a free and open platform for innovation and expression."
Barbara Stripling, president of the American Library Association, said the ruling "gives commercial companies the astounding legal authority to block Internet traffic, give preferential treatment to certain Internet services or applications, and steer users to or away from certain websites based on their own commercial interests."
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Cleland said the FCC won its "general authority to regulate" and Verizon "avoided common carrier regulation of broadband."
He said if both sides let the ruling stand, they "effectively could settle into a de facto net neutrality peace."
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The second half of The Architect, Thomas James' two-part sequence of videos for Paloma Faith, continues the story where it left off at the end of Crybaby: one boy cannot stand the oppressive regime of an institution that is 'creating' the future leaders of a cruel totalitarian state. He flees and the supportive Paloma races after him.
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American Echoes creates inspiring wall art from reclaimed wood, manufactured in part by developmentally disabled adults in America.
American Echoes: Reclaiming Our Future by Recalling Our Past
American Echoes creates inspiring wall art from reclaimed wood, manufactured in part by developmentally disabled adults in America.
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While walking through an abandoned textile mill one afternoon, we visualized the place in its heyday—with machines running, workers bustling about and their voices echoing among the rusting girders. We wanted to reclaim a sense of that determined spirit and remind people about what made this country great. As that dream blossomed the core tenants of our company grew. Our goal is to create handcrafted products from reclaimed materials employing people here in America who want to work but are often overlooked due to certain disabilities. In doing so we wish to stand as a model and resource so that other companies can do the same. We realize that we are doing more than just fashioning a product and as a company we can be an instrument of change and inspiration to our associates and the communities we serve.
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I am making these flags one at a time in my garage for individuals who have been purchasing them from my website. As orders increased I hired one person to help me to assemble them. I also arranged for some of the preliminary work, (sorting and cutting) to be done at Evergreen Skills. In order to do this I had to make a substantial investment in a saw that would be safe enough for them to use. Since that time I have had many requests to bring these flags to the retail market to be sold in stores. However, the stores biggest fear is that we will not be able to keep up with their demand. In order to meet their minimum expectations I will need to have more processes done at Evergreen, or contract the work to another carpentry shop. In either case I will need to purchase some tooling, fixtures and equipment, as well as guarantee a set amount of hours for the workers. The total investment I will need to make in order to achieve this level of production is approximately $25,500. As a small start-up I can not afford to make this investment on my own, especially if people are not excited about our product. This is why I need your help. If I am funded I will be able to meet the minimums to start production immediately, and be able to realize my dream of having my product on store shelves across the country.
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Michael Scott Standridge is an American artist and designer who has created some of the most popular products for three of the worlds largest hard surface manufacturers. Most recently, Michael has founded a new business called American Echoes, Inc, a company with a multifaceted vision: first, to create aesthetically pleasing home decor products made from responsible sources; next, to create these products here in the USA, employing disabled citizens; finally, to function as a valuable resource for companies to creatively repurpose their post industrial reclaimed wood.
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Our standard size flags are made from post industrial reclaimed wood and eco friendly paints. Each weighs approximately 7 pounds and measures approximately 20" x 34" x 1". Size and weight can vary slightly because our wood is reclaimed. Each piece is made by hand so each piece is 100% unique and no two are exactly alike. Most of all, we take great pride in the fact that we can say we are "Made in America".
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I have had some questions about our Shetland sheep. So, I thought I would blog about our sheep and then maybe it will spark some discussion or answer some questions or bring about new questions. 🙂 We chose Shetland sheep because someone gifted us with our first two. They had sold us on the fact that we would be very happy with Shetlands and they were right.
The Shetland breed is one of the primitive breeds of sheep. This means that they have not been bred up for their production. They are one of the smallest if not the smallest of the British sheep. They are very gentle and are a dual purpose breed. They have a beautiful fleece that can be spun into wonderful yarns or felted into different items. They also have a wonderful flavor as meat. We have been selling our yearling lambs in the Spring for meat, but are going to start letting them grow out around 18 months before we send them to the butcher. They have very few problems with lambing and rarely do you have to bottle feed a lamb. Many of the commercial breeds used today have all sorts of problems both in lambing and mothering their offspring. We have not found this to be the case. We have been raising Shetlands for over 10 years and have had to bottle feed 2 lambs in all that time. The first time one of the goats in the next pen had stuck her head through and thoroughly licked all over the baby lamb while its mother was cleaning up the newer born twin. She no longer would recognize the first lamb.
Many people ask how much land do you need to raise sheep. I am not sure there is any definitive answer. I have heard approximately 6 sheep per acre. That would depend on the sheep and how well the grass grows. We only feed the sheep hay in the winter when the grass is not growing. It always amazes me at how fast thy can eat down an area. We move our sheep around, but they are really good at eating it down quickly. I would want to err on the side of too much rather than too little pasture or you have to feed hay longer which is an additional cost. They are a herd animal and you really should have at least 2. If you get a ram with a beautiful fleece you can always wether them (castrate) which takes a lot of the boldness out of them.
Many of my yearling ewes who are lambing for the first time only give me a single lamb, although twins do show up. After that I usually get at least twins and often times triplets. The Shetlands come in a wide range of colors. Many times a lamb that is born is black. Pretty soon they are down to brown and by another year, they might look almost like oatmeal. I am going to start tagging me sheep this year with name tags as they change so much, it is hard to tell who is who.
We get a new ram each year. We do this for several reasons. First of all, a ram can be very dangerous and also can be hard on the ladies and babies. My husband has been hit hard by a ram. They could easily break your leg. They tend to sometimes play too hard and butt the smaller sheep causing injuries there. I would not let a child into a pasture that has a ram. Also, if we use a ram and get little ewes (female sheep) then we would have to have a separate pen so that he would not breed back to his daughters. We don't have enough shelters and pastures to do this. We get our rams in November as we like to breed for April babies. It is normally not too hot yet in April, but the flies are not out yet. We make sure that our sheep get sheared before lambing. This helps to keep the wool from getting yucky when they lamb. It is also more comfortable for the sheep. We give him 6 to 8 weeks to make sure he serviced everyone. Their heat cycles are 3 weeks, so this gives him time to catch anyone that he misses on the first heat. We then sell him.
There is not a lot of meat on a yearling lamb. We did check our prices against those who charge a per pound hanging weight price and we come out cheaper in the end. The live weight can be anywhere from 60 lbs. to 125 lbs., although we have had very few near that large. If this was to be your main meat, you would want to keep several.
Many people have a real pet type relationship with their sheep. I am not sure if I just don't spend enough time with them or what, but they will come near me and some will even let me do a quick pet on the neck, but they like to keep their distance. When strangers are around, they will not even come to us sometimes. We always bottle raised our goat babies, and they were our pals, but since these sheep do such a good job at being mommas, the lambs tend to not come near either.
The lambs are such a joy to watch in the Spring. They are truly one of my highlights each year. You can do a search on this blog for lamb races and I have videos up of them racing each other all around the pasture. They jump up like popcorn and run as fast as they an go.
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My life…On the eve of turning 35! Usually on my birthday I take time to reflect on the last year and all that has happened. I feel it's a great time to look and see all the wonderful (and even not so wonderful) things that have happened through the year. When I think back over this year there are 2 things that stick out more than any other…
1. Sweet Nathan Christopher joining our family. His name means 'gift' and that is what I have felt like he has been to me in so many ways since the first day I found out I was pregnant with him. Through the fears of miscarriage to the joy of meeting him face to face our family is forever changed because of his presence. My heart is full, it expanded once again in a way I didn't even know was possible.
2. The community we have found in our local church and other friends we have made in town. People that are real and we can do life with is very refreshing. We really are blessed with wonderful people here in our community.
But more than reflecting on all the other things of my year and the journey God has taken us on, I reflect on the future.
You see a few weeks ago I got sick. I had a kidney infection and E. Coli. (Yes, and a 5 week old who I was exclusively nursing…it was exhausting to say the least.) The doctors also found something else in running my lab work that we weren't expecting. My kidneys were not/are not functioning properly. It wasn't because of the infection, but in fact something that has been happening over time that we weren't aware of. When I met with the specialist he informed me that my kidneys are functioning at 15%. And for perspective that qualifies someone to be put on a list for a transplant. We are not going that direction yet, we have more labs and a biopsy to do.
Yet even that isn't what I wanted to share…what I wanted to share was this…
As you know I am not the kind of person to overreact. This situation is no different. (And besides, with a newborn and 2 other boys who has time to 'react' LOL). We have many options before us in ways to treat this. Whether God wants to do a miracle and heal my kidneys Himself, or he wants to use doctors who are passionate about healing to help me, I know that things will be fine. But I have to admit there was one point when I let the thought of what was happening with my kidneys really sink in. So as I was holding Nathan the tears started to flow. Not because I don't see hope in the situation, but because I was thinking of time being lost that I was the one fully being 'mom'. For example, while I was so thankful for the help during the time I was sick, it was also hard feeling like I was on the sidelines of my boys' lives while I knew they needed me fully in the game. As moms I think at times it's hard to recognize or remember that we know our kids more than anyone and we have such an important role in reminding them of who they truly are. You are the perfect fit for YOUR kids, as I am to mine. And while they may make us crazy at times, we are the ones that help to keep them grounded in who they are. We are the ones that see past the actions, and know what they are really expressing or reacting to.
So as I enter this 35th year of my life I do so with a little perspective that I didn't have just 4 weeks ago:
To slow down.
To really live in the moment.
To not worry about tomorrow.
Kidneys are important (funny, but really who thinks about kidneys?).
To see that it is a privileged that I am called mom when it can often feel like such a tiring and unrewarding role.
To always remember that my greatest gifts in life are named: Christopher, Joshua, Zachary, and Nathan
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Won a motion for summary judgment and a motion for frivolous litigation regarding a claim that a house and driveway owned by a college was improperly on the property of the adjacent landowner.
Assisted a college in avoiding a lawsuit after alumni fraternity members threatened litigation regarding revocation of preference to fraternity housing in dorms.
Won summary judgment in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio in a gender and age discrimination case filed by an ex-employee of a college bookstore. The United States District Court determined that portions of the employee's claims constituted frivolous litigation regarding the defendant's claim for the award of damages against the plaintiff for frivolous litigation.
On behalf of a college, assisted an independent contractor who sold materials in the college's bookstore in defending copyright violation claims.
As counsel to a college, encouraged an insurance company settlement through mediation prior to filing a lawsuit. The case involved the accidental death of a student athlete traveling in a college-owned van.
Represented a college in a gender and disability discrimination and wrongful discharge suit. Achieved successful result, including jury award for fraud in counterclaim.
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TORONTO, CANADA // Nancy accidentally became one of Canada's first interns when she offered her copywriting services free of charge over 20 years ago.
Eventually she went on to become a salaried employee and an awarded creative working at agencies ranging from small independents to large multi-nationals. While there, she led many of Canada's largest brands and created some of Canada's most recognized campaigns. Her work has been awarded nationally and globally at virtually every show including the Cannes Lions, London International Awards, CLIO's, Effies and was recently ranked among the top 15 writers in Canada.
Nancy also has the distinction of bringing home Canada's first Integrated Lion for her Ministry of Health Social Smoking campaign.
Occasionally, Nancy still works for free judging both local and international shows, being on the advisory board for the Toronto chapter of the Miami Ad school, contributing articles to local trade publications and looking for the next generation of interns as a Chief Creative Officer with her partner Jeff Hilts at FCB Toronto.