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17 "The sin of Judah is written with ra pen of iron; with a point of diamond it is engraved on sthe tablet of their heart, and on tthe horns of their altars, 2 while utheir children remember their altars and their vAsherim, wbeside every green tree and on the high hills, 3 xon the mountains in the open country. yYour wealth and all your treasures I will give for spoil as the price of your high places for sin throughout all your territory. 4 You shall loosen your hand from your heritage that I gave to you, zand I will make you serve your enemies in a land that you do not know, afor in my anger a fire is kindled that shall burn forever."
"Cursed is the man bwho trusts in man
and makes flesh his strength,1
whose heart turns away from the Lord.
6 cHe is like a shrub in the desert,
dand shall not see any good come.
He shall dwell in the parched places of the wilderness,
in ean uninhabited salt land.
7 f"Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord,
gwhose trust is the Lord.
8 hHe is like a tree planted by water,
that sends out its roots by the stream,
and does not fear when heat comes,
for its leaves remain green,
and is not anxious in the year of drought,
for it does not cease to bear fruit."
9 The heart is deceitful above all things,
and desperately sick;
who can understand it?
10 i"I the Lord search the heart
kto give every man according to his ways,
according to the fruit of his deeds."
11 Like the lpartridge that gathers a brood that she did not hatch,
so is mhe who gets riches but not by justice;
nin the midst of his days they will leave him,
oand at his end he will be a fool.
12 A glorious throne set on high from the beginning
is the place of our sanctuary.
13 O Lord, pthe hope of Israel,
qall who forsake you shall be put to shame;
those who turn away from you3 rshall be written in the earth,
for sthey have forsaken tthe Lord, the fountain of living water.
Jeremiah Prays for Deliverance
14 uHeal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed;
save me, and I shall be saved,
for vyou are my praise.
15 wBehold, they say to me,
"Where is the word of the Lord?
Let it come!"
16 I have not run away from being your shepherd,
nor have I desired the day of sickness.
xYou know xwhat came out of my lips;
it was before your face.
yyou are my refuge in the day of disaster.
18 zLet those be put to shame who persecute me,
but let me not be put to shame;
zlet them be dismayed,
but let me not be dismayed;
abring upon them the day of disaster;
destroy them with double destruction!
19 Thus said the Lord to me: "Go and stand in the People's Gate, by which bthe kings of Judah enter and by which they go out, and in all the gates of Jerusalem, 20 and say: 'Hear the word of the Lord, byou kings of Judah, and all Judah, and all the inhabitants of Jerusalem, who enter by these gates. 21 Thus says the Lord: Take care for the sake of your lives, and cdo not bear a burden on the Sabbath day or bring it in by the gates of Jerusalem. 22 And do not carry a burden out of your houses on the Sabbath dor do any work, but ekeep the Sabbath day holy, as I commanded your fathers. 23 Yet fthey did not listen or incline their ear, gbut stiffened their neck, that they hmight not hear and receive instruction.
24 " 'But if you listen to me, declares the Lord, and cbring in no burden by the gates of this city on the Sabbath day, but ekeep the Sabbath day holy and do no work on it, 25 then ithere shall enter by the gates of this city kings and princes who sit on the throne of David, riding in chariots and on horses, they and their officials, the men of Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem. And this city shall be inhabited forever. 26 And people shall come from jthe cities of Judah kand the places around Jerusalem, jfrom the land of Benjamin, kfrom the Shephelah, from the hill country, kand from lthe Negeb, bringing mburnt offerings and sacrifices, grain offerings and frankincense, and mbringing thank offerings to the house of the Lord. 27 But if you do not listen to me, to ekeep the Sabbath day holy, cand not to bear a burden and enter by the gates of Jerusalem on the Sabbath day, then I will nkindle a fire in its gates, and it shall odevour the palaces of Jerusalem and pshall not be quenched.' "
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Here is the October / November webinar schedule from Ohana Software. These are all free programs, but require registration. To participate you will log in to GoTo Meeting and participate online.
Care and Repair of Old Photographs
Guest Presenter: Janet Hovorka- Popular Genealogical Speaker
Come learn about what you can do to preserve your photographic heritage. We discuss how photos are formed, what we can do to take care of them and how to restore and enhance them digitally.
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT
Family History Gifts Ideas from Heritage Collector
Guest Presenter: Marlo Schuldt - President of LifeStory Productions, Inc.; makers of Heritage Collector
Do you need gift ideas for the holidays? Become inspired to create unique calendars, cards, storybook pages, and more by attending this class. You will be guided through the process of producing personalized gifts for the holiday season and beyond, using Heritage Collector.
Thursday, Oct 21, 2010 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM MDT
New Family History Technology
Guest Presenter: Paul Larsen author of Crash Course in Family History
There are so many new family history tools and web sites, it's easy to feel somewhat overwhelmed. Here's a colorful tour of much of the new stuff to make it easier, save you hundreds of hours, and have fun connecting to your ancestors. Learn about the best of the Internet, free websites, and unique resources. Join us and see what you're missing!
Thursday, Oct 28, 2010 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT
FamilyInsight: Beyond the Basics
Presenter: Cina Johnson
If you are comfortable using FamilyInsight but want to better utilize its features, this class is for you. Learn how to link people or add other data while in Insight. Fix places that contain descriptive information, such as Bricklayer, instead of a place name. We will work with the Compare and Sync mode to update one file from another file without adding duplicates. I'll even pass on a couple of trouble shooting tricks and tips. Join this class to take your use of FamilyInsight to the next level!
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Have you ever had one of those strange dreams in which you find yourself running and getting nowhere? You struggle to make headway, but it seems no matter how much effort is spent, speed and progress are elusive. Now imagine what that must be like while driving your classic Chevy. A 427 sitting under the hood, a four-speed Muncie "Rock Crusher" under the floor, and 4.11 gears in the back. These are the most coveted parts any Bow Tie enthusiast could ever want. But on the highway, when the vehicle hits 60-70 mph, that recurring dream of running as hard as you can and getting nowhere is suddenly a reality. What would most of us do in that situation? We either mash the loud pedal a bit harder and wind out the rpm while the gear box howls like a Banshee, or we simply avoid long distance trips altogether. But why relegate your classic ride to a Saturday night malt shop cruiser?
The M-22, TH-350, and TH-400 were all great transmissions in their time, and even today are still being rebuilt and extensively used by hot rodders everywhere. However, their limitations are apparent when compared side-by-side to that of a Tremec five- or six-speed manual transmission. A Tremec transmission offers the user an overdrive gear or two that will break that high-revving rpm habit. These swaps into full-size machines are becoming more and more popular. For years, you never saw a gear-jammer in a full-size Bow Tie, but that's all changing. Now they're becoming almost as common as automatic ones.
Recently, Classic Chevy 5-Speed developed a Tremec kit that will fit 1958 through 1969 Impalas. For those who may not be familiar with Classic Chevy 5-Speed, they take a basic Tremec transmission and adapt it to fit a particular vehicle. This may sound simple enough, but when you consider shifter relocation, driveshaft length, bellhousing issues, adapters, etc., this can be a migraine for most installers.
Recently we made the trip to Classic Chevy 5-Speed to cover the install of a Tremec TKO-600 into a 1966 SS Impala equipped with a factory 427 big-block, 4.11 gears, and a Muncie 4-speed. We took the Impala on the highway before the swap and made note of a few numbers-especially the rpm. With the Muncie in fourth at 70 mph, the tachometer read 3,700 rpm. After the Tremec swap we once again traveled at 70 on the highway; this time we shifted into fifth gear overdrive on the new Tremec. Thanks to the 0.68:1 overdrive, the tachometer this time read an ear-pleasing 2,375 rpm.
We also took along a decibel meter. While traveling at 65 mph, the decibels in the cab read around 88dB prior to the transmission swap. After the swap, the decibel meter read approximately 82dB while traveling the same speed, this time in 5th gear overdrive. A 6dB drop is a huge difference. A 1dB drop would be big.
What we noticed even more than the drop in decibels was the vibration factor. Traveling 65-70 mph down the highway with the engine turning around 3,700 rpm you can't help but get the residual vibration from the flywheel to the rear gears. When the Impala was shifted into overdrive it was as smooth as riding on a magic carpet. The vibration that resonated throughout the vehicle instantly dropped the moment the rpm dropped, boosting the comfort level of the occupants. Not only that, fuel economy will also improve when the engine works 32 percent less than it needs to.
Besides all this, we took the Impala out for a test run after the tranny swap. We put that big-block to work and were grabbing gears like hell wouldn't have them. The Tremec transmission is rated to handle approximately 900 hp and 500 to 600 lb-ft of torque (depending on the model), so we knew we couldn't break it during our fun runs. And yes, it passed our fun tests too.
Depending on the vehicle's original equipment, two different kits for the Impala are available: the Deluxe kit and the Elite kit. What's the difference? The Deluxe kit is an option for vehicles already equipped with a four-speed, and for those owners who want to step up to a five-speed and reuse the clutch, bellhousing, etc. The Elite kit is an option for vehicles that have an automatic and are swapping it out to the five-speed. There are also optional upgrades (clutch, third pedal, flywheel, etc.) available for either kit, so check the Classic Chevy 5-Speed website to view all the options. Pictured here is the Elite Kit. It includes:
>>New TKO-500 or TKO-600 transmission
>>New adjustable cross member (for '65-69 model years only)
>>New polyurethane transmission mount
>>Speedometer cable/adapter custom mechanical speedometer cable with integrated adapter and gear. Electric speedometer kits are also available.
>>New driveshaft. Steel driveshaft complete with premium Spicer u- joints and Spicer C6 slip yoke, custom built for your car. All driveshafts are balanced using state-of-the-art equipment. Aluminum driveshafts are also available for an additional charge.
>>Pilot bearing
>>Reproduction aluminum GM 621 bellhousing
>>Clutch kit
>>Clutch fork
>>Hurst shift knob (black or white)
>>Hurst shift stick
>>Reverse light switch connector
>>Complete hardware kit
>>Tunnel patch
>>Optional offset shifter-High performance offset shifter.
>>This direct bolt-on replacement shifter achieves perfect shift stick positioning within your stock console and requires no modifications to your console.
>>Customer Support
>> Extended warranty
This Impala had a center console, so it had to be removed. The carpet was peeled back and the shift boot was removed. Thankfully this '66 SS already had a manual transmission, so hanging the third pedal was already done
After the removal of the old Muncie, bellhousing, and clutch, the new equipment was installed next. Even though the Impala already had those pieces, we opted to install all new parts.
Once the bellhousing is installed, the Tremec transmission was lifted into place for just a minute to see exactly where the new shifter would be located. After the new shifter location was determined, we knew exactly where to cut into the floor.
Not much cutting is involved to relocate the hole for the new shifter, but it pays to check twice and cut once.
A cut-off wheel should do the job in a few minutes.
Just a few inches off the top and you can put the cutting tools away.
A few inches of the shift boot will also have to be trimmed.
This little piece of equipment is made only for The Classic Chevy SS Impala.
The transmission is temporarily installed again and the offset shifter is tightened into place.
Up top in the cab, the carpet is trimmed away in order to make room for the shifter's new position.
Here's why the new Tremec is temporarily installed. There are slight clearance issues with the top of the transmission and the tunnel in which it sits.
Fret not about the clearance issues in the trans tunnel. Grab a 5-pound hammer and create some new real estate. Draw a line where the tunnel needs to be peened out and have at it. It really is easier than it looks or sounds.
Now that the tunnel has been pounded into submission, the new TKO-500 is ready for its final install. Needless to say, all the hardware, including the new speedo cable, is provided from Classic Chevy 5-Speed. If new aftermarket gauges are being used, a VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) will need to be ordered at the time of purchase.
The new tubular transmission crossmember is also provided in this kit. Not shown in the photo is the transmission mount/bushing.


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Dan is an independent security researcher and can be contacted at [email protected] Wietse is a researcher at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center. He can be contacted at [email protected]
On September 25, at 00:44:49 in the U.S. Central time zone, a nastygram was sent to a machine of a friend of ours. The target was the rpc.statd service, which is part of the NFS (network filesystem) file-sharing protocol family. The intruder gained access to the system within seconds and came back later that same day. Figure 1 shows what was logged as a result of all this activity.
Upon closer investigation, this was a rather routine break-in. The exploit involved a vulnerability in the rpc.statd service that ships with RedHat 6.2 Linux and with other UNIX systems. The intruder overflowed a stack-based buffer with a bogus hostname, and thereby took full control over the rpc.statd process. This, in turn, gave the intruder full control over the entire system because the rpc.statd process runs with superuser privileges.
Postmortem examination of file-access time patterns revealed more detail. At 00:45:15, the intruder installed a backdoor login program; it was compiled on the spot from a few lines of source code. At 00:45:16, the intruder added an entry to a configuration file to enable logins via the telnet service; this service was already enabled at the time, causing a warning to be logged about a duplicate service. At 00:45:28, a telnet connection was made to verify that the backdoor was functional.
This was a quick and automated job. The whole break-in, from first contact to backdoor test, was completed in less than a minute. Later that day, the intruder returned to install some software for distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.
Safety Nets
This article is not about intrusion detection. Instead, it is about being prepared for intrusion as something that will eventually happen. It is about building safety nets. No matter how strong your defense mechanisms are, they will eventually fail. By being prepared for the unavoidable security breach, you can avoid losing control and being taken by surprise. By being prepared, you have an opportunity to control the amount of damage.
This requires nothing but defensive programming techniques applied to systems and networks. As every good programmer knows, software will eventually fail, no matter how well it is written. The same applies to systems, networks, and security mechanisms. They will eventually fail. A system that is prepared for failure has safety nets in various places. Being prepared is all about making recovery from failure less painful.
Information Is Power
Being prepared is the name of the game. In this article, we discuss how you can instrument systems and networks so they can generate the information that you need to find out whether security was breached, and what the intruder might have done.
Using the break-in as the main example, we will illustrate what a successful intrusion can look like, depending on the level of instrumentation that you are willing to invest: We'll call them basic, advanced, and extreme. Each level of instrumentation generates increasing amounts of information.
We will introduce the main idea with measures that can be applied to individual systems, and discuss their network-based equivalents in a later section.
The main problem with system-based logging is that the information is hard to protect against tampering. With a critical system, you would arrange for off-host logging to a dedicated log host or even to hardcopy media. An old machine with no network logins would be an adequate log host in many cases. Hardcopy logging would be usable only for low-event rates and for small data volumes.
Basic System Instrumentation
Basic system instrumentation uses the standard accounting and logging mechanisms that come with the system. These maintain records for logins, changes of privileges, and whatever application-level logging is available from e-mail software, web servers, and so on.
With basic instrumentation, only the error logging from Figure 1 would be recorded the scream of agony from the rpc.statd server, and the complaint from the inetd service about a duplicate telnet service entry. There would be no record of the three telnet connection events in Figure 1. And of course, the backdoor login program made no record of the corresponding three intruder logins.
Advanced System Instrumentation
Advanced system instrumentation cranks up the noise level by including process accounting that shows all commands executed on the system, by including logging of inbound connections to network services such as telnet, and by lowering thresholds for logging in general. Some systems, such as RedHat 6.2, have connection logging on by default, while process accounting is an optional software package that must be installed by hand. With other systems, it is the other way around.
With advanced instrumentation, our rpc.statd intrusion generates all the logging that is in Figure 1, plus process accounting records that show the commands that the intruder executed. Unfortunately, process accounting was not enabled at the time of the actual break-in. Figure 2 shows a reconstruction, based on other data that we were able to collect.
Extreme System Instrumentation
Extreme system instrumentation goes beyond mere logging alone. It involves changing the system by installing bugs and traps. To prepare for intrusion, people instrument system software so that it can record every keystroke of a session with the increasing use of encrypted network connections, system-based session recording is the only option to keep a grip on what is going on. In addition to keystroke logging, people install booby-trapped versions of standard utilities that set off alarms when an intruder is rummaging around the system. These alarms are a safety net in case someone manages to slip past all other defenses.
Figure 3 illustrates extreme instrumentation with a piece of historical data. Once upon a time, a very persistent intruder spent days and days banging on the door of the Bell Laboratories Research firewall, using systems at Stanford University as a launching base. Figure 3 shows what the intruder saw when he first got in. The intruder did not know that Bill Cheswick and colleagues were watching the intruder all the time. And that was not all: Stephen Hansen and colleagues at Stanford University had instrumented their system software to monitor the intruder keystroke by keystroke. Meanwhile, Tsutomu Shumumura was doing the exact same thing at the network level. This amusing episode of an intruder being fooled was described by Bill Cheswick in "An Evening with Berferd" (available at ftp://ftp.research.bell-labs.com/dist/ches/berferd.ps). The story is also featured in Firewalls and Internet Security (Addison-Wesley, 1994, ISBN 0201633574), the classic textbook Cheswick coauthored with Steve Bellovin.
If advanced system instrumentation is like having still pictures of the scene, then extreme system instrumentation is like installing video cameras and burglar alarms all over the place.
Clearly, all this logging and monitoring comes at a price. Generating all the extra information not only eats up system resources, it can seriously affect the privacy of legitimate users. If you are monitoring systems at this level of detail, be prepared to spend a fair amount of time investigating failed attempts to break-in. In practice, extreme monitoring as shown in Figure 3 will be feasible only under special conditions.
Silence of the LANs
Preparation for trouble on the network level isn't important it's mandatory. Networks are transport, not storage, elements. Thus, all data must be captured and stored in real time or it will be lost forever.
While network recordings are undeniably useful, many people think that virtually all aspects of an intrusion or event could be monitored by an examination of the network packets that flow between the intruder and the target systems who needs to do anything on the host if you can watch everything that the intruder does? Unfortunately for a wide variety of reasons this is not the case.
The first problem is that you only get to see the actions, not necessarily the consequences of the actions. It's like watching someone getting shot in a video of a robbery: Were they hurt badly? Or perhaps they were wearing a bullet-proof vest. The true consequences of the actions may be found only by examining the victim.
Another problem is the sheer volume of traffic, which can preclude the processing or storing of even connection information and metadata about network traffic, let alone the content. Modest systems or small organizations can easily generate gigabytes of network traffic in a day.
In addition, even if you could capture all the traffic that flows through a network, activity could still be undetectable or undecipherable due to encryption; covert channels; connectionless traffic; use of back doors hidden in legitimate protocol traffic (HTTP, SMTP, and so on); incorrect, broken, or fragmented network packets; and a host of other issues.
That said, a network that is fully prepared for combat can be a powerful weapon. While at times it might feel as though a network has only two aqueous modes bone dry or fire hose wet, similar to the host-level controls, there are finer levels of control that can be quite useful. We'll start by examining an example of mild instrumentation and work up to more complex methods.
Being Prepared on the Network
While we've talked about gathering some network information from the host level, static snapshots of the network state can be even more easily gathered by talking to the devices that make up the network routers, switches, and other network access/network traffic flow gear.
While some data can be gathered by logging into the device in question, most devices do not have operating-system or data-storage facilities that let you store the results in the device itself. So, in practice, data is retrieved from the device using small programs or using a querying process such as SNMP. However, like general-purpose hosts, most network devices have logging facilities that can be turned on this is where our basic instrumentation level begins.
Cisco NetFlows
For example, a popular type of network logging is Cisco's NetFlow, which can be turned on by many of their routers and switches. A network flow is a data construct that tracks (in one direction only) a flow of traffic, keeping a wide range of metadata not content including the source and destination network addresses, start and end times, type of packets, port number, and the like.
The rpc.statd attack in Figure 1 would be seen in the NetFlow logs as something like the set of TCP packets in Figure 4 (heavily processed). General accounting and logging or packet monitoring can ascertain the type, amount of traffic, and other network metadata in time intervals or by connection (if applicable), as well as recognize interactive (user) network sessions. Information that is captured on the network device can either be pushed to a logging host or pulled via SNMP queries.
Care must be made to not overly trust such gross measurements, as useful as they can be. How do we know that these packets were actually statd related? People have, for instance, implemented faux DNS name servers and clients to offer tunneled IP over DNS that even uses compliant DNS queries to pass along the traffic. This can create a situation akin to a radio transponder being placed on a penguin to track its migration; but when a shark eats the bird, you might start tracking Jaws rather than an oil spill victim. Caveat networkus.
Network Sniffing
Going to a more advanced stage of instrumentation involves recording the contents of network packets. This is done with network sniffing software, either on a dedicated machine (ideally, with the network transmit wire physically severed) or on a general-purpose system. While it can require specialized software to capture keystroke logs on the host system, it's actually fairly easy to record the content of sessions at the network level, although encryption and other methods of obscuring data can still foil your efforts.
Network sniffers can provide detailed information about network traffic, but they must be judiciously placed, maintained, and protected. By logging all packets and content, you at least have a fighting chance of getting most of the data that you need to solve any mysteries that are uncovered. This level of detail is practical only if you have small amounts of network traffic or if you have lots of resources to store and process such data.
As Figure 5 shows, examining the rpc.statd attack with Snort, a popular packet sniffer, reveals great detail in a tightly constructed UDP packet of 1084 bytes. This packet is an attempt to coerce rpc.statd into an act of malfeasance by overflowing a buffer via a function call to the vsnprintf library routine. Now we can actually view the exploit code by putting the name of the Bourne shell on the stack in the correct location for execution, as well as the arguments to vsprintf. This sequence is what we saw earlier in both the erroneous "gethostbyname" log entry (Figure 1) and the Cisco NetFlow logs (Figure 4).
However, did the attack succeed? It may be impossible to determine with solely the information gathered from the network. This is where it is crucial to examine the host data as well. In the case of the rpc.statd attack, it's rather obvious that the attack succeeded because the next thing we see is a TCP connection from attacker to victim to install a login backdoor.
Most sites don't keep all the raw network data if the network is being monitored at all, filters and other processors are used in an attempt to keep only pertinent information. While throwing away any information is against our religion, there are times that it can be of great utility to do so. Indeed, for practical, legal, or ethical reasons, it might be inadvisable to record network packet content. Capturing sensitive or illegal traffic on the network can cause serious issues if you act or don't. In a strictly technical vein, the most troubling sorts of filters or processors are those that throw away the raw data and warn you with only processed or condensed information because you can never recover or reanalyze what was discarded, even if new evidence shows up that changes perceptions.
And while (obviously) most think it important to defend systems against unauthorized access or intrusion, it is even more critical to protect systems that monitor or aggregate network activity. It's bad enough that you might catch awkward or sensitive traffic you don't want the enemy to get it as well!
The site http://www.takedown.com/ has some excellent examples of the usefulness of packet sniffing.
Final Stage: Modifying Infrastructure
We've seen how we gather data and examine systems, turn on logging to increase our understanding of the same, even modifying systems to further gather information and confound our opposition ignorance. We'll now talk about the final extreme step, usually done by either the paranoid or those trying to learn modifying the actual infrastructure that the system rests in.
This involves actually setting up a dedicated infrastructure (in vitro or in situ) for intruders to peruse, usually to keep them enticed with your faux system(s) so that you can track them back across the network or to learn from their behavior. Shunting traffic by changing a router or switch, putting up fake systems for bait, and other methods are all examples of such behavior. (For more information, see the accompanying text box entitled "Caution: Honey Pot.")
We now have a small confession to make: The examples used here were taken from just such a system, designed to entrap an attacker. We didn't set it up ourselves, but were instead granted access to the data after the system had been broken into (by a "real live system cracker") in the hopes that we could find something out about the incident. Both network sniffer and host-based forensic information were made available for this article.
Interestingly, although the attack yielded new information about yet another denial of service tool not yet seen (ho-hum), we learned much more about how not to set up such infrastructure traps than anything else knowledge seems to come where you least expect it.
In the Kurosawa film Rashomon, we see many points of view of the same crime. While some data was corroborated, it is only after collecting all perspectives from the different witnesses that the truth is ascertained. Our traversal from the host to network levels has hopefully demonstrated that only with the marriage of the two can a complete picture of the past truly be constructed. Network monitoring sees verbs or actions, hosts see consequences. Indeed, you might well argue that a third piece the intent and mind of the user must be considered to put the final pieces of the puzzle into place.
Of course, most people are only prepared for an accident or incident after they've been burnt at least once. With individual systems, some host-level information can be recovered after an incident logging data, MAC time patterns, and so on. This isn't possible on an unprepared network that forgets data as soon as it has passed. But perhaps the main difference between host and network monitoring is that, in a host, you must act immediately to prevent data pollution or corruption (by either yourself or others), while in network monitoring, you need to act ahead of time or you won't have the information at all.
In all cases, you should attempt to save as much data as you can for as long as you are able. It's easier to save the raw network data than host-level information because the latter is almost inevitably processed in some fashion before storage.
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I've always been fond of mid-range QWERTY devices, because let's be honest – not everyone needs a smartphone. There's a demographic out there that sends text messages and makes phone calls, but doesn't browse the web. At times, I feel like a great deal of coverage centers around the high-end devices, while the low and mid-range devices are given the shaft. The Samsung Restore is a nice messaging device that is very eco-friendly – 84 percent of the device is recyclable, and the box is made with 70 percent post consumer paper. Eco-friendliness aside, is the device worthy of consideration?
Design & Features
The Restore ships with a box made of 70 percent post consumer paper. Inside, you get the device, battery, AC adapter, microSD card adapter, 2 GB microSD card (installed in phone), and instruction manuals. Measuring in at 4.58 inches tall by 2.1 inches wide by 0.62 inch thick, and weighing 4.43 ounces, it's good for a pocket, purse, or cupholder. The phone offers a 2.4-inch display with 262,144 colors. As you would expect, colors are vibrant and text is easy to read.
The left side of the device sports the volume rocker, while the right side contains the 3.5mm headphone jack and the camera shortcut key. The camera and speaker are located on the back, and the microSD card slot is located under the battery door. Interestingly enough, the microUSB charging port is on the top, which hampers the ability to text message while charging. Given the design, I suppose there's no perfect place to house the charging port, but hand placement was challenging when the phone was charging.
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The Restore offers Sprint's One Click user interface, which I'm a huge fan of. While Verizon and AT&T have moved forward with carrier-installed user interfaces of their own, I find Sprint's to offer a level of customization that can't be matched. Sprint has preloaded applications like MySpace, Yahoo!, Twitter, Google, Facebook, Sprint TV, Sprint Music, and Sprint Navigation. The user interface is pretty self explanatory and offers neat features like threaded text messaging and a customized home screen bar.
I love the keyboard on the Restore. It's crafted just like a regular computer keyboard, so there's no worrying about keys being misaligned or the "0" button being in a different place. The keys are tactile and easy to use, and I found myself typing with ease after a few hours. The main frustration I encountered was the placement of the back, send, end, and speaker keys. The 'speaker' and 'back' keys are where I expected the 'send' and 'end' buttons to be, and during my testing, I was regularly tapping the 'back' button instead of the 'end' key (and vice-versa). The optical trackpad is a nice touch, though I wish there was a D-pad to go along with it (like the one on the Nokia E73).
The phone offers a 2.0-megapixel camera, and like any low-end camera, it's good for basic pictures. The Restore isn't going to replace your camera, but it's decent enough for shots on the go. Pictures taken during the day were generally decent, but those taken in low-light situations were less than desirable. The camcorder is equally basic, and is good for the occasional video and nothing more. Editing options include shooting mode, resolution, white balance, brightness, self-timer (5-10 seconds), effect, quality, shutter sound (with the option for no sound), and more.
I've been working with the Samsung Restore in the Charlotte metro area, and overall voice quality has been strong. Callers had no problem hearing me, and call quality was clear on my end as well. The earpiece on the Restore is quite loud, making it easy to hear the other caller. When I tested the device in a fringe area, I was able to hear the other caller, despite some occasional choppiness and one dropped call. Speakerphone worked well, and I was able to pair my Plantronics Voyager Pro Bluetooth headset to the device.
The device supports 3G connectivity (EVDO Rev. 0) on Sprint, and in testing, internet speeds were very good. CNN's mobile website loaded in about 11 seconds, and the full PhoneDog homepage loaded in about 31 seconds. The Restore sports a 1160 mAh battery with a rated talk time of 6 hours, and throughout testing, I was very impressed with the battery life. With moderate use including calling, text messaging, browsing the internet, using apps, and use of data-centric apps like Sprint TV and Sprint Music, I was able to make it well over a day before the phone required a charge.
I categorize cell phones into three primary classes: low-end phones, featurephones, and smartphones. On the featurephone front, the Samsung Restore is one of my favorite devices. With a trendy and professional design, the phone offers a great QWERTY keyboard for messaging, along with data-centric applications like Sprint TV and Sprint Music. It's not the most advanced phone in the world, but it's a fantastic option for someone who doesn't want to spring for an expensive data plan. The Samsung Restore is available at Sprint retail stores for $49.99 after mail-in rebate and new customer agreement.


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The Essex Echo 1995: Electrical Signal Propagation & Cable Theory
Well, I was wrong. Ten years later, as described in my recent "Wired!!!" essay (June 1995) the "cables make a difference/no they don't" flame war continues unabated (though many of the more sonically successful "audiophile" cables tend to use conductors of the predicted optimal size). I asked Malcolm Omar, therefore, to revise and rewrite his 1985 article for Stereophile. The essential math may look intimidating, but it's not as hard to grasp as it looks (you don't lose points for skipping it). The conclusions are both fascinating and essential reading for anyone who wishes to design audio cables.—John Atkinson
Audiophiles are excited. A special event has occurred that promises to undermine their very foundation and transcend "the event sociological"—a minority group now cite conductor and interconnect performance as a limiting factor within an audio system. The skeptical masses, however, remain content to congregate with their like-minded friends and make jokes in public about the vision of the converted. They are content to watch their distortion-factor meters confidently null at the termination of any old piece of wire (even rusty nails, it seems). Believing in Ohm's Law, they feel strong in their brotherhood—at least that's how it seemed back in 1985.
But the revolution moves forward...
This article examines propagation in cables—especially within conductive material—from the fundamental principles of electromagnetic theory. The aim is to consider mechanisms that form a more rational basis for an objective understanding of claimed sonic anomalies in interconnects, especially as the rumors about single-strand, thin wires persist.
Objective understanding relates to the choice of model used to visualize a phenomenon; thus we shall take a theoretic stance and commence with the work of Maxwell. The equations of Maxwell (see sidebar) concisely describe the foundation and principles of electromagnetism; they are central to a proper mathematical modeling of all electromagnetic systems. These equations are presented here in standard differential form and succinctly encapsulate the principles of electromagnetics, although further background can be sought from a wide range of texts (see Sidebar 1).
Maxwell's equations support a wave equation that governs the propagation of both the electric and magnetic fields in space and time, where the wave equation describing a propagating electric field E-Bar in a general lossy medium of conductivity σ (sigma), permittivity ε (epsilon) and permeability µ (mu) can be succinctly derived as follows:
Applying the vector operator curl on the Faraday equation,
Substituting, B-Bar = µH-Bar and for curl H-Bar from Ampere's law,
Substituting J-Bar = σ E-Bar , D-Bar = εbE-Bar and using the vector identity,
The generalized wave equation in a conductive medium then follows as
In this equation, ∇2 is the vector Laplace operator, and we have assumed from Gauss's theorem that div bE-Bar = r/ε = 0 for a charge-free region. A similar equation can also be derived in terms of the H-Bar field, where, because of the symmetry of Maxwell's equations,
In practice we shall consider only the E-Bar field, as the H-Bar field can be derived from Faraday's law by integrating over time the vector curl E-Bar, which reveals that at every point in space E-Bar and H-Bar are mutually at right angles, and also lie in a plane at right angles to the direction of propagation (fig.1).
Fig.1 A propagating electromagnetic wave. The sinusoidally varying magnetic field is at right angles to the sinusoidally varying electric field, and both are at right angles to the direction of propagation.
Consider a steady-state, sinusoidal electric field E-Bar propagating within a medium of finite conductivity where, because of the conversion of electrical energy into heat within a conductor, the traveling wave must experience attenuation. This suggests that a steady-state wave of sinusoidal form should decay exponentially as a function of distance z,
E = Eσ–αzsin(ωt – βz)
α (alpha) is defined as the attenuation constant, while the phase of the wave as a function of distance is determined by the phase constant β (beta) = 2Π/λ, where λ (in meters) is the wavelength of the propagating field and ω (omega) = 2Πf, the angular frequency in radians/second.
An exponential decay is a logical choice, as for each unit distance the wave propagates it is attenuated by the same fractional amount. The electric field E is aligned to propagate in a direction z, where the direction of E is at 90° (right-angles) to z as shown in fig.1, where several phases are illustrated. Consequently, at a fixed point of observation z, E varies sinusoidally, while for constant time t, E plotted against z is a sinewave with exponential decay.
To check the validity of this solution, the function for E must satisfy the wave equation. This validation also enables the constants α and β to be expressed as functions of σ, ε, µ, and ω. However, because this substitution, although straightforward, is somewhat tedious, I will show only the initial working and then state the conclusion:
Substitute the assumed solution into the wave equation where, if propagation is assumed to take the direction z,
It follows that the function for E is a solution to the wave equation, provided that
β2 – α2 = µεω2
αβ = ωµσ/2
Hence solving for α and β,
β = ωµσ/2α
where the constants α and β that govern the velocity and attenuation of the propagating field can be expressed in terms of the angular frequency ω and the parameters µ, ε, and σ, which are documented for most materials. (α and β are sometimes expressed as a complex number in terms of the propagation constant γ (gamma), where γ = α + jβ.)


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How april was so strong and then -2% in may?ReplyDelete
The idea to turn the old terminal into a low cost one was actually smart in my opinion. Still I'm happy the airport is getting expanded.
They should demolish their taxes, not the terminal.ReplyDelete
That's like saying Wizz should give up on their greed and start flying to SJJ with current taxes. We all know Wizz would make money on SJJ flights with current prices but not as much as if SJJ prices drop by 50%. It's really just the greed that's stopping Wizz.Delete
I am sorry but I think it has to do with SJJ's greed... how much money have they accumulated from the €18 airport development tax? How much of that was actually invested in the aviation market?Delete
Where is your worry when it comes to how much of Wizz profits gets invested in local aviation market W6 serves, and how much is sent back to Hungary, USA or offshore accounts?Delete
Wouldn't it be better to keep this building just in case? It could be developed in the future. Could they have expanded to the other side? Or is that occupied?ReplyDelete
wtf? More flights in May, less passengers.ReplyDelete
Maybe Ramadan had an impact?Delete
But if there were eg 20% more pax, it would be again because of RamadanDelete
Don't Muslims tend to travel less during Ramadan?Delete
Yes they travel less. Last year Ramadan was in June and there were 10,000 passengers less than the year before.Delete
I always thought the current terminal had a capacity of 800,000. At least it used to be.ReplyDelete
Is that bigger than old Zagreb airport?ReplyDelete
Zagreb's old Terminal is 15500sqm, had capacity to handle max 2.5 million pax. So no it is not bigger, even when new section is added, I presume it'll increase the size of Sarajevo terminal to around 10-12000sqm from present 7000sqm.
I presume fully expanded Sarajevo terminal should be around 115x65m or around 12000sqm of useful space when all added.
So even with full expansion Sarajevo terminal will be smaller than Zagreb's old terminal.
However, Sarajevo airport will have slightly larger capacity due to modern passenger flow design. I think around 2.5 million easily pax achievable.
So what was in this terminal since it stopped being used until today?ReplyDelete
admin officesDelete
Where will those be located when they demolish the building? I remember a while ago that they were talking abut building an office building next to the airport to house all the administration.Delete
Good news for Sarajevo.ReplyDelete
Finally things moving in the right direction at SJJ.ReplyDelete
OT - I cannot understand why EK launched ZAG and not DBV:
- Prime touristic area that covers all the coast from Split to Tivat
- Proximity to Sarajevo so could also cater to the massive Bosnian market/Medjugorje
- No Qatar, Turkish, Air Serbia (Etihad), or much less
- DBV receives frequently wide-bodies
- On their launch website they posted a poster of Dubrovnik and not Zagreb, could someobody explain that?
I would add another thing and that's that DBV is far more high-yielding than ZAG is meaning that it will be easier to fill the front of the cabin.
Also, I found it so strange that they put the picture of Dubrovnik while launching Zagreb. I am happy I wasn't the only one.
Maybe DXB-DBV-ZAG-DBV-DXB could have worked better?
Market is much biger in Zagreb then in Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik could work only during the summer - but during the winter, apsolutely not.
Many people from Slovenia, northern Bosnia and southern Hungary travels with EK from Zagreb and also EK sales flights to DBV SPU, ZAD and PUY via ZAG, so that's quite enough. C'mon DBV can even fill 4 pw A319 TK during the winter, and they want EK ...c'mon guys be realistic.
Well in summer the market to DBV is incomparably bigger than in ZAG. Look at the May growth in both SPU and DBV, it's epic and they are the future of the country.
Don't forget that it's the coast that's keeping Croatia's economy running! Without it the country would be as developed as Bulgaria. So a little bit respect please... maybe you should be realistic
The surrounding infrastructure (access roads) of DBV is not comparable to that of ZAG. Zagreb is a city with a decent population, and its location iis central to cater to the needs of coastal Croatia, as well as the neighboring Slovenia and Bosnia, in small percentage even Austria, Hungary and Serbia.
Dubrovnik,as amazing as it is... is drop dead for at least 3 months of the year and "half alive" for another 3...and then theres "bura" wind blowing every 7 to 10 days during the winter months as well...
so please...enough with that local patriotism unrealistic stuff...
The poster says "Hello Croatia" and it's Split on it, not Dubrovnik. Passengers can use OU's flights to reach the coast and, like someone already wrote, EK doesn't do seasonal flights.Delete
Excuse me but no one in Serbia, Hungary or Austria will use EK out of ZAG. Why should they when there are other airports which are much closer. Especially BUD for Hungarians who have their local trains and buses offering much better connections to their capitals than to Zagreb.Delete
Passengers from Asia can also fly to Split and Dubrovnik via VIE and MUC. Both OS and LH send jets to these cities, much better than a noisy turboprop.Delete
I think the biggest problem for ZAG in the future will be to find a way to deal with the growing presence of lowcost carriers at LJU, OSI and TZL.Delete
Here we go again. The news is about Sarajevo, but Croats again blabing about Zagreb, Dubrovnik, even mentioning Slovenia. I know, that you are attention seekers but please grow up...Delete
While tourism is extremely important for Croatia, it isn't everything. It accounts for 18% of GDP. Zagreb, on the other hand is the capital city, an industrial center, with metropolitan population of 1,2 million, accounting for 40% of overall Croatian GDP, and on top of it all, it had the same number of tourist visitors in 2016. as Dubrovnik. Or slightly more even. And it isn't seasonal market. It also has great OU connections to all coastal cities. That's why Zagreb and not Dubrovnik.Delete
Michael, I know you tend to downplay our growth at DBV (even SPU) but the growth in passenger numbers is a good indicator of things to come. Already this year SPU will come extremely close to ZAG.
Also look how much SPU has narrowed the difference! SPU will have more than 2.5 million this year.
So what do you suggest? Fly to Dubrovnik during the summer and then? And yes, people from southern Hungary and southern Austria could use EK from Zg, why not? But I find this OT just a little bit suspicious ;) :DDelete
Because for most Austrians VIE, VCE or MUC are much closer than ZAG. Please, be realistic. As if any Austrian will go to Zagreb when he has the A380 out of VIE. The arrogance and delusion is out of control.Delete
Jesus Christ. It doesn't take a genius to see that Dubrovnik and Split are highly seasonal airports and if even smaller planes can't fly to these destinations year round, how the hell would EK do that? To Dubrovnik or any coastal airport you reach via Zagreb in no time. What you'll do with the fact that both airports have so much more passengers in July/August, when half of the year they can't reach 100k. Get real.Delete
Actually Klagenfurt and Graz are much closer to Zagreb then to Vienna or Munich :)
Klagenfurt - Zagreb: 228 km
Klagenfurt - Vienna: 324 km
Klagenfurt - Munich: 348 km
Graz - Zagreb: 180 km
Graz - Vienna: 200 km
Graz - Munich: 417 km
I highly doubt anyone from Graz would go to Zagreb because of 20 km. Not to mention that VIE has more options to chose from and the city has phenomenal road and train links with teh Austrian capitol.Delete
For all the Dubrovnik fanboys - one sobering fact that none of you realise is that Dubrovnik has little to no outbound market - it is virtually all inbound. ZAG on the other hand, is a capital city of significant size WITH an outbound market - which is what sustains a route year round ... end of story.Delete
What are you talking about? If somebody from Graz finds a good option from Zag, he will fly from Zag. And yes, the roads from Graz to Zagreb are perfect. You are saying basically that nobody from Austria will ever choose Zagreb. Then why people from regions bordering Serbia (Hungarians) choose Belgrade? Whats the difference? They can choose Budapest. Or not?Delete
@AnonymousJune 3, 2017 at 10:49 AM
@PetarJune 3, 2017 at 10:14 AM
First off Zagreb is way more important as a destination than Dubrovnik or Split. It is a capitol of the country, EU capitol, NATO capitol. Traffic is year round and not seasonal. Split and Dubrovnik are seasonal airports operating from April to October. November - March airports are almost dead. No one flies there.
The population of Dubrovnik, some 45000, isn't sufficient to justify winter flights for one A320, let alone B777, so please don't start this why not...
Actually Tourism is important for Croatia, but not crucial, what is more important is industry and exports. They're generators of real growth. Even with 10-12% growth in number of visitors to Croatia, GDP only registers increase of 1.2/1.5% increase in GDP growth due to Tourism. Croatian economy is projected to grow between 3.5 and 4.2% this year. So Tourism helps, but Dalmatia can't live of Tourism year round. We need industry, exports and construction to move us in to the black each year.
Road between Graz and Zagreb is terrible because Slovenia still blocks the finishing of the motorway near Maribor to Croatian boarder. In summer there's daily traffic jams with very long travel times there.Delete
Don't forget the recent checks on the border which makes lines and waiting times even worse.Delete
On the Austrians and Hungarians using ZAG - noone said they'll "flock" to ZAG, but for some flights, such as Qatar and EK, sometimes when the price is good, yes smaller percentage of Austrians/Hungarians that live close to the border to Croatia will use ZAG. In any given time at ZAG parking lot, you can find several tens of Austrian car licence plates. Slovens account for about 30% of the licence plates...
Emirates themselves have issued a public statement in which they described Zagreb as being ideally positioned to cater for the passengers originating/arriving to Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & parts of Austria and Hungary.
I assume EK have done their homework (data analysis and reseach) just fine :)
Well time will tell how well they did their homework... and if launching SPU and DBV was wiser. ;)Delete
You guys are so strange. No one from Dubrovnik wrote that. I guarantee. That is nothing else but provocation.Delete
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No it won't. Period.
@anon on 3/6 at 1:03PM You know I am downplaying the growth at SPU & DBV?? You clearly know nothing, as I am not downplaying anything. Quite the opposite, I am happy for the sucess of every Croatian airport. I'm simply being realistic, I'm not from Zagreb, nor am I from Croatia and don't care for local patriotism. Way too many people here tend to get emotional and cry foul when confronted with facts, or just common sense. The rest on why a non-seasonal capital city, 20 times the size of Dubrovnik and a cultural, financial, economic, industrial, businesses...etc. center of the entire country makes much more sense in terms of having Emirates flights, has been explained to you by others.
As for Split...it's been 600,000 pax behind Zagreb for years and that'll remain the case this year as well.
May figures are really disappointing. Hope they bounce back in June.ReplyDelete
Will Qatar Airways finally announce the launch date for Sarajevo??!! Seriously it's been over a year! They started selling tickets then they pulled them, then they said it was a "priority".ReplyDelete
I think they will start in October but they haven't scheduled it yet.Delete
They are waiting on late plane deliveries.Delete
They can always send the B788 until the A320s arriveDelete
I think they will just cancel the Sarajevo flights in the end.Delete
@10.53 can SJJ handle the B787?Delete
Of course, it handled widebodies in the pastDelete
Have widebodies flown to SJJ on a regular basis before? Just wondering :)Delete
I think Kuwait did with their A300-600.Delete
True, they didDelete
Add that to their story about flights to Skopje.... and people were recently critical of Hainan and how Chinese carriers announce and then nothing ...
Seems like the Chinese are not the only ones who habitually cancel/delay launches
Then I guess we Serbs are lucky since they are moving theirs to an earlier date :ODelete
Nice project.ReplyDelete
I hope some new European carriers will coma with this expansion. Wizz Air should open some new routes.ReplyDelete
Wizz Air has increased LCA to two weekly, year-round. The Wednesday flight used to be operated only during the three summer months and around the Christmas holidays. Great news for BEG.
Air Serbia will operate three weekly flights.
JU actually has a good schedule if you go on weekendDelete
Wizz increased other destinations from Belgrade (from MAY19). Malmo from 4pw to 5pw, Dortmund from 3pw to 4pw, Eindhoven from 3pw to 4pw, Goteborg from 2pw to 3pw, Memmingen from 2pw to 3pw, Stockholm Skavsta from 2pw to 3pw. + new four new destinations(Malta, Hannover, Friedrischafen, Nuremberg) all 2pw.Delete
Of course but the LCA increase was related to their winter timetable when it was operated once a week with the exception of Christmas holidays. Let's see if there will be any other changes to their BEG network.Delete
I am happy JU is sticking around to fight for the market.Delete
Btw seems like Vueling is off to a bad start this summer at BEG, their flight tonight is late by over an hour.Delete
Hopefully traffic growth follows capacity expansion.ReplyDelete
How will they finance the project and when is the planned completion date?ReplyDelete
Agree with the comments that they should have gone and converted the old terminal into LCC one instead of demolishing it.ReplyDelete
I personally think it´s a very good idea to demolish it because it´s better to have everything under the same building. Just imagine in the future, Wizzair using the super old building and, say, JU uses the new one.ReplyDelete
So? In BEG Wizz uses the old terminal because of lower costs.Delete
I think the issue with SJJ is that it's too small to have two different buildings. It will increase the costs... but then again, I highly doubt the management really cares about that.Delete
Looking forward to new terminal in Sarajevo, hope for Qatar and Wizz in the near future. Good luck!Delete
Just as I thought so.... 60 messages for SSJ airport ? Nope !!!! As always half of them and a little bit more are about JU , CROATIA and BELGRADE, no surprise at all!!!ReplyDelete
The overwhelming majority is about Zagreb.Delete
I think it's nice, we should embrace diversity in all of its forms and shapes.Delete
People are interested in the topic they just are not commenting too much on it. Already 67 shares on facebook which is a lot.Delete
Those Sarajevo pax numbers show more than clear how higly seasonal and holiday depending air traffic across the ex-yu is. And it doesn't matter if you are SJJ, DBV, BEG or whoever, it's the same. Yet many throughout the region stay convinced and self delusional of their utter importance, claiming to have important airports, hubs and big national airlines. In reality that's only peanuts.ReplyDelete
Most ex-YU cities succeeded in achieving great results. I think SJJ must try and apply some of their models. Even TZL managed to base 2 aircraft already and they are definitely going to beat SJJ given it doesn´t do anything.
Yes, we know there is a demand from Gulf countries but this is just not enough. The market will soon be saturated with Gulf destinations and supply will beat demand.
At least we will see a new terminal soon, but will they manage to fill it?
EW started DUSSJJ as an addition.
Also DUSPUY year round
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SOPHOMORE (2014): All-Big Sky First Team...Big Sky All-Academic...Went 13-8 overall and 6-0 in the Big Sky in singles at No. 1, 2, 3, and 4...Had a 5-2 record at No. 1, 4-3 at No. 2, and 4-0 at No. 3...Became the team's No. 1 singles player at the end of the season and went 3-0 at No. 1 in the Big Sky Tournament, winning all three matches in straight sets...Won at No. 3 against No. 61 TCU...Did not drop a set in six Big Sky singles matches...Went 16-8 overall and 8-0 in the Big Sky in doubles...Had a 15-4 record at No. 2 doubles, playing primarily with senior Katharina Knoebl with the duo going 8-2 at No. 2...Went 5-1 in doubles playing with sophomore Jennifer Nguyen...Won doubles match against No. 61 TCU and won two doubles matches in the Big Sky Tournament...Named Big Sky Player of the Week on April 1.
SIERRA COLLEGE: Played for head coach Steve Dunmoreat at Sierra College, located in Rocklin...Led her team to a Big Eight Conference title and to the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) championship match in 2012 playing No. 1 singles and doubles...Went undefeated in conference play...Ranked as the No. 3 singles player and No. 5 doubles player in the CCCAA.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played tennis at Lyceum No. 102 in hometown of Uta.
PERSONAL: Married to Daniil Savchenko...Parents are Sergey and Olga Kulbikova..Majoring in sociology.


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I�m fast coming to the conclusion that Facebook has a lot in common with a narcotic. That is to say, it�s a lot easier getting on the thing than it is getting off.
Now, I have to confess that I�m something of an antique. I was born a few weeks after Cal Coolidge announced he�d chosen not to run for the White House again, and two months before the first talking movie. I have never had the faintest wish to get mixed up with any of the so-called social networks. When people talk about Twitter, Facebook and the like, I try to change the subject to the weather or the price of gas.
Or anything. So a few weeks ago, when I got an email from an old friend in another state inviting me to �check out my photos,� I took the thing at face value. We had visited her and her husband earlier in the summer, and I surmised that she wanted to share a few snapshots of the occasion. What I should have done was take it at Facebook value. But I clicked my way forward. Ah, the innocence of old age.
What did I know? The message beckoned me on to the new Shangri-La � Facebook. �Betty (not her real name) wants to be able to stay connected with friends by sharing photos and videos, posting status updates, sending messages and more,� I was told. Sure. Just click on �View Betty�s Photos.�
So I did, and nothing has been quite the same since. Next time I looked at my email inbox, it was stuffed with dozens of messages from Facebook addicts, all in an apparent state of ecstasy to learn I had joined their widening circle � relatives, friends, friends of relatives, relatives of friends and friends of friends.
And that was Day One. I subsequently heard from former coworkers, along with their relatives and friends, all agog at our new relationship. And they kept on coming for days.
I had unwittingly become one of the 900 million members of Facebook. What had I gotten myself into? One came from a distant cousin on the West Coast wanting to know where in the family I had fit. �I�m Eddie McKeen�s son,� I responded. �I remember Uncle Eddie well,� she wrote back, and sent me more than two dozen pictures of her own family. I even got a glad hand from Indonesia.
Then I heard from Betty herself. �Welcome to Facebook,� she wrote. �Notice this is not a post, just your old-fashioned email. My nieces have been hounding me to get on to see all their pix. Finally succumbed. Already afraid of the damn thing, since I have no clue what I�m doing. Somehow, in the process of signing up, my contact list was transferred and everyone on it received �friend� requests.�
Hardly a day passes that I don�t hear from new old friends and old new ones. Facebook asks that I �confirm� all these friendships. I do, whether I want to or not, for fear that they�ll get rejection notices and turn our newfound official friends into official enemies.
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MVP Kobe Bryant will be heading to his first Olympics, and he'll have LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Paul with him. But where is Paul Pierce?
They will lead a U.S. Olympic basketball team that was announced today — one that hopes to capture the gold medal in Beijing in August after a third-place showing in Athens four years ago. They'll have plenty of help.
Carmelo Anthony and Jason Kidd were among the 12 players placed on the squad. They were joined by Tayshaun Prince, Carlos Boozer, Chris Bosh, Dwight Howard, Michael Redd and Deron Williams.
"It was a very difficult selection process," said Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball managing director. "When you have as many outstanding players as we do — to select a group of 12 is going to leave out some outstanding people."
The team was selected without a tryout. It will have a minicamp this week in Las Vegas and reconvene there July 20-25 to train and play an exhibition against Canada before heading overseas.
The Americans open Olympic play against China on Aug. 10.
Although the Americans captured the gold at the Sydney Games in 2000, they no longer dominate international play as they once did. The talent gap has narrowed and many top NBA players have chosen to not play for the national team in recent years.
Now, the U.S. will field a team that appears loaded. Then again, the Americans went 5-3 in Athens and lost for the first time since NBA players started competing in 1992, even though they had James, Anthony, Wade and Tim Duncan. That group got routed by Puerto Rico before losing to Lithuania and Argentina, but this one is confident it will take the gold.
"It's really the world's game," Coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "We think we're the best at playing that game."
Bryant just won his first MVP and led the Los Angeles Lakers to the NBA Finals. James averaged 30.0 points — just enough to beat Bryant for the scoring title.
Those two, along with Anthony, Kidd and Dwight Howard, started for a team that went unbeaten in the Olympic qualifying tournament last year.
Phoenix forward Amare Stoudemire withdrew from Olympic consideration apparently concerned about pushing his body too hard after knee surgery in 2005 and 2006. So did Detroit's Chauncey Billups, who would have had a tough time making the team, given the depth in the backcourt.
Wade cemented his spot after Colangelo watched him work out in Chicago recently. Wade has had chronic soreness in his left knee since undergoing surgery in 2007, and his season ended in March.
Wade started working out in Chicago in May, and James and Paul joined him to help sharpen his game. Colangelo paid a visit and left convinced the 6-foot-4 guard was healthy.
But where is Pierce?
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satnamd necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 123 diseños de 34 diseñadores freelance.
New design concepts required for soon to launch Internet Recruitment Agency providing services similar to agencies out there already like Jobserve http://www.jobserve.com and Eden Brown http://www.edenbrown.com. Please refer to these sites to see the kind of thing we're after
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LOGO: This must be our company name: WorkFront. We'd like to retain this as a single word, although it is spelt correctly as two words.  Â
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Please centre the logo focus on a Recruitment/Work/Job theme i.e. a person/people or a hand shake or even something that visually stays in people's mind, or something to do with progression, succeeding, supporting/service provider etc. Logo must also be inviting to recruitment agencies somehow too as well as users.Â
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Eve Tahmincioglu, a career columnist for MSNBC is questioning whether or not Circuit City's decision to fire 3,400 of their highest-paid clerks and replace them with lower-paid substitutes last year had a major impact on their recent decline. Let's face it, customer service in Circuit City is far from stellar, and ditching highly qualified personnel does nothing to improve that situation. Plus, it is bound to send a shockwave of poor morale through the company. It's one of the first rules of business—spending money on quality employees pays off in the long run.
How big of an impact did it have? Well, it is hard to tell. Obviously, there were a lot of factors that contributed to Circuit City's current situation—but cutting all of those jobs certainly seems like a dumbass move in hindsight. In order to save itself from total destruction, Circuit City is currently planning to eliminate 150 stores and initiate a second round of massive employee cuts. My suggestion: learn from your mistakes and re-invigorate your sales force with "well paid" workers. It's only common sense. [Career Diva]


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Popular Red Ryder comic strip created by Pagosa Springs artist Fred Harman
Pagosa Springs artist Fred Harman created the wildly popular Red Ryder comic strip. From 1938 to 1963, cowboy hero Red Ryder fought crime throughout the West – sharing adventures with Little Beaver, a young Navajo boy, and sidekick Buckskin Blodgett.
Born in 1902 in St. Joseph, Missouri, Harman moved to Pagosa Springs with his parents when he was 2 months old.
Harman spent most of his boyhood in Pagosa Springs working on his parent's ranch and honing his drawing skills. Harman's two younger brothers also drew. All three eventually went into cartooning.
When Harman was 20, he moved to Kansas City. He and brothers Hugh and Walker worked there as animators for the Kansas City Film Ad Company. One of their co-workers was Walt Disney. After a year, Harman and Disney went into partnership to form Kaycee Studios.
They quickly went broke and Harman told the story of sneaking their belongings out of the studio at 4 a.m. to escape creditors. Disney borrowed enough money to go to Hollywood and Harman borrowed enough to go back to Pagosa Springs.
Brothers Walker and Hugh followed Disney to California, where Hugh partnered with Rudy Ising to create Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies cartoons.
In 1934, Harman launched a Western comic strip called Bronc Peeler. He promoted it himself with little success.
It wasn't until 1938, when he was in New York illustrating Indian and cowboy life for a publisher, that he drew some samples of the Red Ryder strip. It was an instant hit.
Before 20 newspapers had contracted to run it, a studio bought movie rights. Soon there were Red Ryder comic books, a radio show, TV series and over 30 movies. Some of the movies, like this one, had a young Robert "Bobby" Blake playing Little Beaver.
Merchandise skyrocketed, including the promotion of the Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun. This is the rifle that Ralphie in the 1983 movie "A Christmas Story" coveted more than anything in the world.
In 1941, Harman and his wife Lola purchased their own property in the Blanco Basin near Pagosa Springs. They called it Red Ryder Ranch, and Harman had his studio in a small building 100 yards from the main house.
Working from the ranch, Harman drew Red Ryder until 1963 when he decided to retire and pursue painting. He died in 1982.


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