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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Francois Beauchemin is expected to take his usual place in the Ducks' lineup Sunday night against the Columbus Blue Jackets as he was not subjected to a disciplinary hearing with the NHL for his hit on Nashville's Mike Fisher.
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Beauchemin was hopeful that he wouldn't be called on the carpet for his open-ice hit on Fisher in Saturday night's game against the Predators. A league source confirmed to the Register that the play did not require a hearing and therefore the defenseman wouldn't face any supplementary discipline.
The hit took place at the 12:41 mark of the first period and Beauchemin served a two-minute minor penalty for a check to the head. Fisher suffered an upper-body injury on the play and did not return to the game.
Beauchemin, who is averaging nearly 25 minutes of ice time, has a goal and two assists along with a minus-3 rating in 10 games with the Ducks this season.
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Its doubtful anything will transpire. But why not test the waters and complain. Even if your friend does not get a full refund, maybe Apple will give them some sort of gift cert or something..wortha shot.
So he bought a new phone? or New screen? I would see him wining if only a screen, phone, no
Why can't they do this for I4,4s,5 and 5s? Why just 5c?
I believe the iPhone 4 screen isn't so easy to replace (I could be wrong) but I was under the impression the iPhone 4's screen and the display were attached together
People who are careless break their screen.
to access the screen on the 4 and 4s you had to take out all the innards of the phone. The 5 onward are like the 3G and 3GS and the screen is accessed from the front
Same here. +1 I wonder everytime is see ^^^teens(especially girls) shoving their phones in their back pockets and sit down.
yes that's right, I have done one and it is a pain. Not that it's hard but keeping track of all the screws and what goes where and such.
I can tell you first hand that the 4S is a total pain in the *** to replace. I had to basically take the entire thing apart to replace it. The 5 is much easier to replace the screen on.
Uh, not really. I'm super careful with my phone and it popped out of my pocket one day and landed just right. Shattered my screen so I replaced it myself. Anyone can have a little bad luck.
The iPhone 4/4S screen repair isn't that bad.Takes me about 15 minutes for teardown and reassembly.


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The Old Sea Map is a Key Item in the Hoenn region games which allows the player to access a special island known as Faraway Island. This item was introduced during Generation III and with the map it allows you to capture the Legendary Pokémon Mew. It is one of three Hoenn based event items, alongside the Mystic Ticket and the Eon Ticket.
This event is accessed by bringing the Old Sea Map to the port at Lilycove City, where an elderly woman will approach the player. She proclaims that Faraway Island is impossible to reach with the use of the S.S Tidal, but after Mr. Briney berates her for turning the player away, she reluctantly agrees. When the player arrives at Faraway Island, he/she will engage in a game of cat-and-mouse with Mew. After this, the player will be given a chance to battle and ultimately capture the Legendary Pokémon.
During the 2005 Pokémon Festa event, copies of the Old Sea Map were distributed to Japanese players, and has since never left Japan to be distributed elsewhere. As such, the only possible way for international players to acquire Mew internationally via the Old Sea Map is to use cheating devices, such as a GameShark or an Action Replay.
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text: Dark Intent is not a essential raid buff any more then Focus Magic is, Bloodlust and such buff a entier group while Dark Intent buff one person. They needed to lower the damage of Mind Blast as well which would not have been accomplished with enrfing DI, altho i do agree they could have lowerd Mind Blast base damage and then removed the dot aspect of DI from the person which is it put on. That would not nerf locks and it would bring shadow priests in line while not making them as dependant on locks.


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Spiewak. Most of their jackets are within your price range (from what I remember) and they look great and are very warm.
+1. Unfortunately, I was in between sizes in the jackets I liked so I ended up returning them.


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P&G Recalls Select Iams Dry Cat and Dog Food
P&G has issued a limited voluntary recall for select Iams dry cat and dog food due to possible Salmonella contamination.
The following lot codes are included in this recall:
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No other cat or dog dry food, cat or dog canned wet food, biscuits/treats, or supplements are affected.
The following is a visual guide, provided by P&G, for reading the lot code on your product:
According to a letter issued by P&G, internal testing determined that several product lots were produced on a line that may have exposed to Salmonella.
If you or your pet had contact with the recalled product, you are advised to watch for symptoms that may develop. Common symptoms associated with Salmonella poisoning include diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain. If you, your pet, or a family member is experiencing these symptoms, you are urged to contact a medical professional.
At the time of this release, no health issues were reported.
Consumers who purchased a product affected by the Iams recall are advised to stop using the pet food and discard it. For more information contact P&G toll-free at 1-800-208-0172 (Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM EST), or via website at www.iams.com.
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I bought this product and after a few days my cat got sick. I discarded the remaining cat food and purchased another product. After one week my cat started vomiting again. I'm trying to treat him by denying him food for a couple of days to see if he'll get better.
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With the new job, I've been traveling quite extensively (flying almost once every one or two weeks!) and I've been quite under the weather. One thing I realised is that, the traveling perks is not a bed of roses. It's so nice to hear about people flying here and there, living a life out of a suitcase and probably experiencing an enactment of the movie "Up in the air" but honestly, it's not really that great! But you know what's worse than a delayed plane?
Thus, I've come up with 8 general rules that YOU should follow for the betterment of mankind on air travel. If you violate them, I'll be bitching and cursing you and wishing a whole lot of other terrible things to be done unto you!
- Be apologetic if you're spilling into my space! I was on the flight to Langkawi and this fat man beside me has his fats spilling over onto the handles between my seat and his. What's worse is that he kept on moving and hugging his partner during the flight! It was so uncomfortable but lucky it was a short flight.
- Your leg is touching mine! Come on, you've been allocated the same space as mine. And my legs are even longer than yours, so keep them to yourself. If your legs are so damn long, opt for an aisle seat! Rule to the exception - if you're a hot guy!
- Don't talk if your breath stinks! You made me loose my appetite or I'll need an oxygen mask! For choc's sake, get a gum or mint.
- Stop hugging and kissing so much! It's not that I hate PDA (Public Display of Affection) but I cannot stand the overly passionate passengers whom does not respect the OTHER passenger beside them. Makes me feel so single and sad...
- You don't own the armrest! Do you know that the armrest is shared?!! This guy who sat beside me had the impression that he owned the armrest and has been invading my space by knocking off my hand! What's worse is that he kept on moving and turning that the seats are rocking because of him!
- Look before you recline the seats! I know that you're uncomfortable with the seats upright but you've been more considerate if you look first before you recline the seats. I hate it when I was eating or using the tray when suddenly the guy in front reclines his seat as if it was a lazy chair in his home. Look before you recline so that you don't crush my laptop or at least give a heads up before that.
- Be gentle with the trays! Some passengers have this habit of slamming the trays when securing them back into place. I might be asleep damnit and when you slammed it, it jerked me!
- Control your kids! There's nothing much you can do to babies but what I cannot stand is the screaming kids/toddlers. For choc's sake, give them a a shot of rum and shut them out. It's so frustrating when you have sit through a flight for hours with irritating kids whom just wouldn't shut up!
I hope with better luck, I'll be able to get onto my flight without the other passenger that reclines into me, kids screaming behind me, the couple that hugs and kiss beside me and the trays that slammed behind me. Ok, after this post, I'll get back to writing why I love to travel!


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MySpace to Be Sold, Three Alternatives for Indie Musicians
According to TechCrunch, MySpace is definitely going through layoffs; the organization is apparently being slimmed down so it will be attractive to buyers.
Gawker says that two bidders--a digital ad network and a private equity firm--are offering $20 million to $30 million. Pretty sad, considering News Corp. paid $580 million in 2005.
So what does it mean for the countless bands who've used it to host music all these years? Once the bands leave with their songs, there's going to be no reason at all to go to MySpace. After the jump, a few more attractive options.
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People are not rational when it comes to kids and threats. Every Halloween we hear how kids needs to be careful with Halloween candy, but it turns out that no child has ever been killed by poisoned candy. Ever. From the WSJ:
Halloween is the day when America market-tests parental paranoia. If a new fear flies on Halloween, it's probably going to catch on the rest of the year, too.
Take "stranger danger," the classic Halloween horror. Even when I was a kid, back in the "Bewitched" and "Brady Bunch" costume era, parents were already worried about neighbors poisoning candy. Sure, the folks down the street might smile and wave the rest of the year, but apparently they were just biding their time before stuffing us silly with strychnine-laced Smarties.
So stranger danger is still going strong, and it's even spread beyond Halloween to the rest of the year. Now parents consider their neighbors potential killers all year round. That's why they don't let their kids play on the lawn, or wait alone for the school bus: "You never know!" The psycho-next-door fear went viral.
Then along came new fears. Parents are warned annually not to let their children wear costumes that are too tight—those could seriously restrict breathing! But not too loose either—kids could trip! Fall! Die!
Treating parents like idiots who couldn't possibly notice that their kid is turning blue or falling on his face might seem like a losing proposition, but it caught on too.
We can kill off Halloween, or we can accept that it isn't dangerous and give it back to the kids. Then maybe we can start giving them back the rest of their childhoods, too.
I see this irrationality nearly every day when I see multiple adults waiting at the bus stops with the kids. I'm sorry, but McLean, Virginia just isn't dangerous and neither is Halloween.


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Can someone suggest me a good headset for listen my music in high quality sound.
Can someone suggest me a good headset for listen my music in high quality sound.
How much money do you have to spend on it?
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If you're looking for something cheap, I've been pretty happy with the Razer Orca. It has no microphone, so you would need to buy an external mic to use it for games, but it is quite comfortable and has good sound quality for the price. No noise cancellation or anything fancy, probably not good for listening to things in public.
I should also mention it has no volume control, so you'd need to get used to using your system volume. It also uses the standard audio jack and not USB. I'm perfectly fine with this but others might not be.
My first pair broke after about a year, because I slept with them on and must have yanked the cord in my sleep. I was disappointed that they broke because I was hoping they would last longer, but they were the most comfortable headset I've ever owned so I had to buy another.
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text: In Two Days, iTunes Will Take This Star Wars Game AwayStephen Totilo3/29/11 4:00pmFiled to: Force pushStar Wars Arcade: Falcon GunnerVertigorethq wirelessThqiosAppleiTunesiPhoneipadStar WarsFb234EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkMy nephew's favorite iPhone game will be pulled from iTunes later this week because the people who released the game are losing the Star Wars license. This is what happens when video games are sold only as official downloads and not on discs. On any given day, they can disappear, and you may never be able to buy them again.AdvertisementThe vanishing Star Wars game is called Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner. It uses an iPhone's camera so you can treat the outside world like it's the full of swarming TIE fighters. You're in a turret, shooting them down like you're Luke Skywalker and you're getting cocky. The game came out in November and got some hype when its creators set it up atop the Empire State Building and saved New York City from Imperial Invasion. It got another round of hype over Christmas when I showed it to my nephew and he started blasting bad guys.Falcon Gunner will be pulled from iTunes after March 31, according to Josh Shabtai, the game's creative director who runs a small development studio called Vertigore. Shabatai says the game is getting delisted because publisher THQ Wireless lost their deal with the Star Wars licensing people. In a blog post, he praises them and Apple for their support, hypes his new games and mixes sadness with the recognition that his game fulfilled a 27-year-old dream: "We had a good run. We got to make a friggin' Star Wars game!"AdvertisementShabtai may be coming to peace with this, though he laments that we'll never get to see a Battle For Endor expansion nor the iPad 2 version of the game. He also signals a more severe threat: that all the Star Wars games on iTunes might vanish at the end of March 31. If true, that would mean no more Star Wars: Trench Run, no more Star Wars; Battle for Hoth, no more Star Wars: The Force Unleashed on iTunes, the App Store equivalent to when the Emperor ordered the simultaneous extermination of all of the Jedi.We're checking in with THQ and Star Wars gaming company LucasArts for comment about which games are going where and what the future of Star Wars gaming on iPhone and iPad gaming will be. For now, we've got one game confirmed as being pulled. We'll keep you posted on what more we hear.AdvertisementSponsoredThis is, perhaps, a cautionary tale of what gaming could be like if we couldn't buy games on discs and only in formats locked to specific digital stores.If you want to buy Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner, click here before the end of the month.It Is A Dark Time For The Rebellion [Shabtallica]Reply234 repliesLeave a reply


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Asset Liability Management in Insurance Company
The model, by using the option theory, determines the fair value of the policies life with different time of maturity and shows that the effective liabilities duration of an Insurance Company exposed to the default-risk is different from the duration of a default-free zero coupon bond with the same time of maturity. Furthermore, it shows that the value of equity can be immunized in a dynamic way with respect to the movement of the spot-rate by selling and purchasing the default-free bonds in the firm asset. Moreover, the equity value, by the right bond allocation, can be immunized without varying continually the weight of the bonds on the firm asset. Furthermore, it considers the surrender option and the mortally issue such that it corrects some pitfalls that are commonly encountered in the insurance industry.
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WPA Encryption 2009-10-05 AFH Security (security afallenhope com) (4 replies) I've been looking for tutorials or articles on the weakness in the WPA protocol. I've been able to capture my handshake, and I've used the aircrack-ng suite, but never am I able to find my password. Mind you it's something extremely simple, but it's not found in any dictionaries. I was told you can [ more ] [ reply ] WiFi Power Save Denial of Service 2009-09-21 Leandro Federico Meiners (leandro meiners coresecurity com) Hi list! Last week I presented a DoS against WiFi, which consists in abusing the power-save features of the standard, at Ekoparty. The following link points to the slides, a whitepaper with some more technical details and a PoC tool. http://corelabs.coresecurity.com/index.php?module=Wiki&action=vi [ more ] [ reply ] removing PPI headers 2009-09-17 Robin Wood (dninja gmail com) (3 replies) Hi I've got some pcap files from Kismet Newcore but can't do much with them because they have PPI headers. Wireshark will open them but tcpdump and ngrep both refuse. I tried to remove them with Josh's wlan2eth but that also refuses to work. Has anyone got any tools that will remove these headers? [ more ] [ reply ] MS09-049: Vista Wireless LAN Autoconfig Service Code Execution Vulnerability 2009-09-11 Joshua Wright (jwright hasborg com) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm including a write-up from the SANS @RISK vulnerability alert system below. With Vista, Microsoft re-wrote the native wireless stack, reducing the amount of packet-handling code an independent hardware vendor (IHV) had to do and standardizing the fu [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Caller ID Spoofing in GSM Networks 2009-08-20 Maria Valen (maria valen006 gmail com) May be it cannot be done by installing software on the phone. However, what if I set up an asterisk box and get connected to a SIP provider? Then do a few scripts and I am probably done with both of my demos? What the house has to say on this? Is this the right way to go? Maria On 8/20/09, cAs <wr [ more ] [ reply ] Caller ID Spoofing in GSM Networks 2009-08-19 Maria Valen (maria valen006 gmail com) (1 replies) Folks! I am studying possible methods and techniques by which someone can spoof caller ID in GSM networks. In fact, I have to prepare a demo demonstrating two things: 1- Caller ID spoofing 2- Flood a cell/phone with multiple successive calls/SMS appearing to come from different numbers. What do I [ more ] [ reply ] [OT] Connect a Logilink with an external antenna 2009-08-13 Salvatore Fresta aka Drosophila (drosophilaxxx gmail com) Hi guys, I've a doubt. I want to buy a Logilink WL0025 that has a SMA connector. Can I connect an external antenna with a RP-SMA connector like this http://www.tp-link.com/products/product_des.asp?id=62 ??? Logilink WL0025: http://www.logilink.org/showproduct/WL0025.htm Best regards. -- Salva [ more ] [ reply ] Why do I see only downstream traffic? 2009-08-12 Maria Valen (maria valen006 gmail com) (2 replies) Hi I am trying to sniff traffic in a wireless network using wireshark. Without going into promiscuous mode I can see my neighbour downstream traffic i.e. traffic from AP to the end users. Same case even if I use promiscuous mode. I dont see any upstream traffic? Can somebody please explain this? [ more ] [ reply ] Re: differentiating wired and wireless clients in Kismet 2009-07-30 Robin Wood (dninja gmail com) (1 replies) 2009/7/30 Joshua Wright <jwright (at) hasborg (dot) com [email concealed]>: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > >>> link[1] || 0x03 == 0x01 > >> This is getting closer but for some reason the apple macs that I've >> got in my test environment are never being picked up by this and >> kismet always shows them as f [ more ] [ reply ] Re: differentiating wired and wireless clients in Kismet 2009-07-30 Joshua Wright (jwright hasborg com) Wi-Fi Alliance Expands WPA2 to include EAP-AKA, EAP-FAST 2009-07-28 Joshua Wright (jwright hasborg com) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Yesterday the Wi-Fi Alliance announced an expanded testing regimen for WPA2 including the EAP-AKA and EAP-FAST authentication methods. http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/news/article.php/3831746 When I was working at Aruba Networks, I spoke up against the inc [ more ] [ reply ] RE: The great WiFi robbery: police to patrol down your street 2009-07-22 Dr John Halewood (john unidec co uk) > Some ISPs in the UK still ship their routers to their clients > with WEP enabled security. I think that's unacceptable, and > they should share responsibility if/when their users are exploited. It's not just ISPs. One of the firms I do quite a lot of work for (large UK company) still has all th [ more ] [ reply ] |
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Filed under: Performance , Hatchback , Volkswagen , Beijing Motor Show If a report in Auto Express is correct, a lighter, faster brother to the Volkswagen Golf R will be shown to the world at the Beijing Motor Show in April. Said to be called the Golf R Evo, the even harder hot hatch would be unveiled as one of those concepts that's practically a de facto presentation of the genuine thing.
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CIVR Blog: Catalina Wine Festival
A certain raucous comedy by the name of Stepbrothers has made a fictional event rather famous. In the film, the Catalina Wine Mixer is a prestigious event prone to problems and requiring careful management. The stars stress over its production and more than few curse words are expressed as they worry and fuss over its many details and attendees.
While Catalina Island doesn't have a Wine Mixer, it does have two wine festivals, one in Two Harbors in spring and the Catalina Wine Festival in Avalon in late summer. The Catalina Wine Festival causes much less stress and is much more fun than its fictional counterpart. Held in late summer, the festival is a fundraiser for the Catalina Island Women's Forum, a local organization that raises funds for mentoring, scholarships and domestic violence prevention.
This year the festival will take place alongside Avalon Harbor near Wrigley Stage. More than 70 wineries will pour several hundred varietals and varieties of wine. Gourmet appetizers are included as is live music. Each year, forum members develop a spectacular silent auction that includes crafts, home décor, wine experiences and much more.
This year's Catalina Wine Festival is scheduled for 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 13. Tickets are $80 per person and are available at the Catalina Island Women's Forum website.


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Ron Paul: Greenspan, Bernanke Should Be Criminally Charged
Ron Paul: Greenspan, Bernanke Should Be Criminally Charged Congressman says civil unrest after meltdown could lead to martial law Paul Joseph Watson | Prison Planet
Congressman Ron Paul says that the bailout bill is likely to pass, heralding a 10-year plus economic depression for America and the potential for martial law should civil unrest arise as the financial meltdown worsens.
Speaking on The Alex Jones Show, Paul said of the bailout, "They want dictatorship, they want to pass all the penalties and suffering on to the average person on Main Street," adding, "We will have a depression or recession, it's locked in place due to previous Federal Reserve actions."
"When they say that if we don't do exactly as they say and turn over more of our money and more of our liberties and exempt themselves from any court in the whole nation, they're trying to intimidate us and lead us into doing the wrong thing," said Paul.
The Congressman added that serious problems would arise if nothing was done to address the problem, but that more serious consequences would follow should the bailout be passed.
Paul warned that the only question was whether the meltdown would last one year or ten years and how much liberty would be lost in that time frame.
"It looks like from I see in Congress, that they're opting for a decade plus of depression rather than saying let's correct our ways, let's balance the budget, let's bring our troops home," said Paul, adding that the same course of printing money would continue - prolonging the agony and preventing a necessary correction.
Asked if civil unrest was a possibility in the midst of an economic depression, referencing a recent Army Times report concerning the use of active duty military being brought back from Iraq for "Homeland patrols" and "crowd control," Paul questioned, "Are we going to have martial law or are we going to have more freedoms? The more problems that we have, the more likely it is that we're going to have martial law, so I do think they anticipate and they plan for these things."
Asked if criminal investigations and prosecutions of individuals on Wall Street should commence, Paul agreed but said that the main target of criminal inquiry should be the Federal Reserve board itself because, "That's where the fraud is."
"They want to be lawless, they don't want to be held accountable," he added.
Paul said that grand juries should be convened to take on prosecutions rather than the FBI becoming involved, stating, "We have proper authority with that and experience with it and the Enron case is a good example."
The Congressman said that Greenspan and Bernanke should be criminally charged but that such an effort would be largely symbolic. "Morally speaking, they're the culprits," said Paul.
Asked what his solution to the crisis would be, Paul said, "I think the most important thing to do is to send the message that we're going to quit living beyond our means and the president can set the standard for that and he has the most control under the Constitution on foreign policy - he can say no more wars, we're done with the wars, we're not going to take on the Russians, we're not going to take on people in Venezuela, we're going to start talking to the Cubans and bring our troops home and save hundreds of billions of dollars - that would send a powerful message that the dollar would respond to and oil prices would come down."
Paul said that Americans had to accept a new idea of government that harked back to what the founders envisaged and that the welfare state would have to unravel along with aspirations of building a geopolitical empire.
"In the meantime the policy ought to be - shrink the size of government, decrease regulation, work towards sound money, remove the authority of the Fed to create money out of thin air and get tax reduction," stated the Congressman. Paul added that eliminating the income tax would mean everybody becoming a lot richer and more money would be ploughed into the economy.
"It will not solve the problem, it just delays the inevitable," said Paul of the bailout, adding that he expects the bill to pass in a move that would, "Defy the American people."
"I think they get to the point where they think they're like God and can control everything and they don't realize that the market really is more powerful than all the bankers and all the politicians….Ultimately the underground economy is the real economy and I think they could over step themselves and hopefully we could come out with a better world afterwards," concluded the Congressman.
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text: CLMapper Maps Out Craigslist Apartments for Your Hunting ConvenienceKevin Purdy8/01/12 3:00pmFiled to: Chrome extensionApartmentsApartment huntCraigslistChromeDownloadsFeatured chrome extensionMapsMashups101EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Our favorite tool for finding the right apartment, PadMapper, is taking a little hiatus to retool. In the meantime, Chrome users have CLMapper, an extension that simply plots the location of Craigslist apartment ads onto an adjoining map. That's really all there is to CLMapper: install it, head to the apartments page of any Craigslist city, and wait as CLMapper pins apartment listings to the map of the city. You can click on the map pins or apartments to see a full listing. Because it appears CLMapper is pulling everything from the front of the page, using your own browser's processing power, it doesn't seem like it will suffer the same kind of legal attention as PadMapper. In any case, it's a great extension to have installed during your apartment hunt. Advertisement Advertisement CLMapper | Chrome Web StoreReply10 repliesLeave a reply


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Fake Security Guards Hit Cumberland Mall Jewelry Store - News Story - WSB Atlanta
COBB COUNTY, Ga. -- A gang of armed men dressed as security guards robbed a jewelry store at Cumberland Mall in Cobb County Monday morning.
The four gunmen held up Crown Jewelers at the busy mall just before noon. Police said a fifth person stayed with the getaway car.
All of the robbers wore black uniforms with the word "Security" on the back, according to police. The heavily armed group spent only moments inside Crown Jewelers but left the place shattered. Jewelry cases were completely smashed.
"I saw five guys jump out of a nice car," one witness told WSB-TV reporter Ross Cavitt. "It looked like an action movie. They went in and out, they had it down to a science. They did their homework and did it right."
At least one of the men carried a shotgun.
"We're looking for at least four males, dressed in dark-colored military-type fatigues," said Sgt. Dana Pierce with the Cobb County Police Department.
Authorities said they believe it is a well-drilled and well-armed robbing crew that spent a good amount of time casing the mall and the store. They wore masks and fled quickly and officials said they will be hard to identify.
Police said they believe in this case, they were less than a minute away from a potentially violent confrontation. "Our officers from Zone 3 began to arrive within moments of them fleeing out the west side of the building," said Pierce. "If they had stopped near the front door and went inside directly as the robbery was occurring it could've been a very serious situation."
No one was injured in the bold, daylight robbery.
I was shopping for a new CCW over at Outdoor adventures (currently being sued by Michael BloomBUG that little pest has been bugging several REPUTABLE dealers and claims they are a public nuisance to his city... any how, decided to support them and I over heard one young lady there who was getting her first handgun, it turns out that she was a witness to that mall jewelry store robbery... if you see the video (it was on CNN, also check the link above) you will see that these 4 men were heavily armed and even had security jackets on... any ways, at lest no one was hurt or killed because IMHO it could have easily been worst... a lot of these criminals are attacking like a pack of wolves and they are less "obvious" these days, the burglars are pretending to be utility men, skanky women are being used as decoys to get into homes... people pretending to be security guards or police... these people need more than the book to be thrown at them, and I wander why these type of things are not perpetrated nearly as often in middle eastern countries with serious capital punishment. Stealing = cut off of hands, rape/murder/drug dealing = decapitation etc... but instead we here in America cuddle criminals.:aargh4:


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The EOS Terra AM1 spacecraft, which was launched in December 1999, has just begun to provide some data. I will have a few first-light engineering images from that EOS satellite to show you.
I also should note that while EOSDIS is active and operating right now, there are a number of review panels cosponsored by the National Research Council (NRC) to analyze EOS and the EOSDIS. NASA has taken that advice and those comments, and has worked to make programmatic changes, leading we hope to changes in project implementation of data information systems.
Finally, I want to provide you with a bit of a look at what the implementation of the EOSDIS would be in the near term and then, hopefully, somewhere in the future--what in the next 6 to 10 years NASA plans to do in terms of its data and information system management.
The overall goal for NASA obviously is to maximize the usability of and access to the data that we already have. The strategy for the Earth Science Enterprise is (1) to be responsive to the missions and the scientific community that NASA serves and to the larger community of users; (2) to evolve from and leverage existing systems to provide linkage and transition to new technologies; and (3) to serve as a conduit for programmatic and project issues to other organizations, both nationally and internationally. The goal for NASA headquarters especially is to prepare data and information systems and services (DISS) requirements, provide program scientist functions, and develop metrics to make sure that the systems we develop meet the objectives of NASA.
In terms of the near-term implementation of data and information system management at NASA, it is obviously utilizing EOSDIS, which provides access to terabytes of data and to millions of users every year. What's important for EOSDIS is that it not only is simply a data archive and access system, but also provides for mission operations, for the safe operations of the EOS suite of satellites.
EOSDIS generates numerous data products, and data production is just beginning for the Terra mission. It will increase again in a quantitative step when the USPM is launched in December 2000. EOSDIS also provides an active archive of Earth science data for EOS missions, again generating products, providing active access to those products, providing human beings to answer questions, and helping with the analysis and understanding of the data.
EOSDIS exists in a distributive framework. I notice that there are a number of personnel here from the Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs) that NASA supports. Of course, EOSDIS also provides interoperable links with other data archives of the U.S. science agencies and with international partners.
Figure 23.1 is a context diagram for EOSDIS. Toward the left-hand side of the image, data are acquired from the NASA suite of satellites, from our international partners at other space agencies, and from U.S. agencies such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where data products are provided for incorporation into the EOSDIS processing system. Data processing mission control is also part of EOSDIS, as I mentioned, as is an internal network that provides reliable and controlled access for the generation of data products from EOSDIS. The DAACs provide the gateway, the access to the outside community for EOSDIS data products and, ultimately, to various users, domestically and internationally.
The existing proof that EOSDIS really works is in the engineering image, the first light images from the new EOSDIS Terra satellite. All images, including the MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) images made on February 24 as the covers of the MODIS instrument were just being opened, will be released on the Web site.1 These are just engineering-quality right now. Public release of Terra science data is planned for April 2000.
Although EOSDIS works, there have been a number of reviews throughout the years of the program and the project. We have had recommendations from NRC groups, from other science groups, and from our own user groups regarding various implementation and procedural improvements of EOSDIS.
The basic paradigm for the development of EOSDIS is to start with the objectives and requirements to build a data information system, which drives the technology program. This has worked. Any approach has its pluses and minuses.
A new paradigm that is being proposed for NASA is to work through the NASA science enterprise objectives into a technology program (see Figure 23.2). The technology program and the groups defining the objectives, including the science community and the managers, work into the technology program to generate technologies. There is a feedback between technology demonstrations and the objectives to reach a final resolution in the development of technologies over time. Ultimately the technologies that are developed are used to implement a data and information system.
This approach has been adopted within the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Federation. This group was motivated by an NRC committee, which recommended that the responsibility for product generation, publication, and user services should be transferred to a federation of partners selected through a competitive process open to all. The recommendation emphasized competition primarily, and NASA's response was to initiate a working prototype federation consisting of ESIPs, which were chosen by a competitive process. Twenty-four NASA-funded projects were selected.
The projects took on the task of forming the federation among themselves. The membership of the federation was initially restricted to the first 24 selected, but it has since expanded to include the NASA DAACs. The federation itself is looking for ways to expand its constituency even beyond that group.
There are three types of information partners in the federation (see Figure 23.3). Type 3 ESIPs provide data and information products and services beyond the reach of the global change research community. In many cases, these are state and local regional organizations that have been brought together in this quite heterogeneous group of information partners to participate in this NASA data and information management approach.
At the last meeting in February, a formal organizational structure was developed for the federation. A constitution and bylaws were adopted based on the American Chemical Society bylaws. A number of internal working groups and standing committees were formed with the objectives of developing an internal working structure, providing the opportunity for expanding beyond the initial group of partners, and expanding the federation to a larger group of information providers and users.
That's essentially what I wanted to say about the near-term planning for new approaches to data management and for broadening the user base. In terms of mid-term planning, there is an initiative going on right now that was chartered by Dr. Asrar, the associate administrator for the Earth Science Enterprise, to generate a plan for an Earth Science Enterprise "NewDISS," documenting how the Earth Science Enterprise can best make its data available in a timely manner during the first decade of 2000. The team was intended to be drawn together from the research groups and also from the NASA centers to look at the lessons learned in the U.S. DISS development and initial operations, and to propose a new approach to the development of these data management systems.
The lesson learned that motivates the NewDISS is that information technology is now outpacing the time required to build large operational data systems and services such as EOSDIS. In fact, when the EOSDIS was first conceived and the initial requirements of development began, the World Wide Web simply did not exist. It was impossible at that time to really predict the kind of changes that would take place over the time it took to develop the EOSDIS. At that time, NASA was a major driver for many of the information system technologies that existed; now NASA finds itself in the position of stepping third or fourth in line behind the entertainment industry, banking, and even real estate. There need to be some new mechanisms and methodologies for developing and implementing such new systems.
Another lesson learned is that data systems and services should leverage emerging information technology being developed in other sectors, such as the entertainment community and banking. A further lesson learned is that a single data system should not attempt to be all things to all users, which was essentially the motivation for the EOSDIS. A single, large design development effort stifles creativity and may not be appropriate for new applications and related design efforts. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, future information systems will be distributive and heterogeneous in nature. This gets back to the type of partners that we have in the ESIP Federation which run the gamut from small state, local, and regional data users that provide access to their own individual constituency, to a data and information center like the Goddard DAAC, which will have petabytes of data in its archives available for distribution.
Some of the NewDISS principles are that future requirements will be driven by huge and high data volumes, the need for an ever-increasing variety of data products, and a diverse user base. In terms of the NewDISS, and responding to the Earth Science Enterprise constituency, we agreed that science questions and priorities must determine the design of the function of systems and services. Another principle is that technology change will occur rapidly. There has to be some method of introducing that this change into a data and information system as it is developed, deployed, and utilized. Competition, as I mentioned, is a key tool for the selection of components and infrastructure. Some form of long-term stewardship must also occur. This is something that NASA has been looking to its agency partners at NOAA and the U.S. Geological Survey to cooperate with and to come up with strategies for long-term archiving of EOS data. Finally, principal investigator (PI) processing and PI-led data management will be a significant part of future missions and science. It's obvious that during the development of EOSDIS, the kind of computing power that was available in an archive might now be found on the desktops of most of the investigators that participate in the EOS program.
In terms of the kinds of elements of NewDISS that we are evaluating and looking at, competition and peer review again are overriding principles. Published open interface standards are needed to create a level playing field. When you have a large number of heterogeneous partners that have to work together, the key is that the interface standards are more important than defining particularly what each of the elements do.
We hope that NASA will provide the leadership to identify the requirements and set priorities for this new paradigm. We hope also that NASA data will provide the capability to integrate these data services for developing metrics and feedback, to make sure that what is planned and what is implemented actually meet the objectives of the Earth Science Enterprise and of our user constituency.
Figure 23.4 shows pictorially the evolution of the EOSDIS. We started with individual researchers with no data management coordination or a uniform data system, with various data repositories. We now have the EOSDIS model, where the same EOSDIS core system was delivered to a number of different institutions around the country, the DAACs, and they were made to work together with common interfaces, but also with common core software infrastructure. The federation is a group of heterogeneous data centers in which clustering takes place naturally among affinity groups. The final point in the evolution of this system that we can perceive over the next decade is in the NewDISS model that is being designed; there is a greater degree of definition of the interfaces between system elements, so that these elements can originate and operate autonomously but still cluster and coordinate as if they were a uniform data management entity.
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Why is pidgin "too out of date"? I use that on my systems and it works perfectly with Yahoo/MSN & XMPP.
I don't know why it "core dumps" when you build it manually, perhaps an inconsistent environment.. or RAM problems, but it builds fine here. The only problem I have with pidgin is the chat log viewer, if you search for anything it does produce a core dump. Pidgin is pretty much your only option, unless you use the KDE kopete client, x11/kde4/network |
I've had issues before with old versions of Pidgin and Gaim not connecting to the MSN network due to changes in the way things were operating - but an upgrade to the latest version always fixed it. At least it does on FreeBSD.
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There is nothing wrong with 2.3.1, I'm using that right now.. and I'm connected to both MSN and Yahoo, and have been since at least Thursday.
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http://openports.se/net/pidgin There, you will find the various commit dates. Given that 2.5.0 was commited 21 August, this did not make it into OpenBSD 4.4 which can be confirmed through the CVS Web interface: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvswe...idgin/Makefile |
I think my problem here was realted to the issue I posted in this thread. I believe that in the time its taking for DNS requests to timeout so too is the connection attemtps to MSN. I just got the Internet back in my home and finally got around to setting up IPv6 again along with my IPv6 tunnel through SiXXS and now Pidgin connects fine where as it wouldn't work for love nor money before.
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A Maine friend was at the race to cheer for her sister and was so nice to take all these photos of me and send them along! This is part of the race my mom missed because of Skyler's mood, so I'm really grateful to see these and to show my mom. Thanks a million, Cate!
Lining up for the start of my heat. I pushed my way right in front.
Waiting for our countdown.
That's me stretching out.
Running up from the beach toward the bikes... holding yellow cap.
Off I go.
Monday, July 28, 2008
More race pics from friend Cate
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Triathlon Report 2008
"You Go Girl" signs along the finish line.
I am simultaneously riding the high of today's race and plummeting into the post-race blues.
The whole Danskin scene is just so electric and inspiring, it's sort of hard to leave it and come home.
And today I became a real triathlete (instead of the pretend one I felt like last year). Here's the race as it happened:
We started off the day with two concerns: We woke up at 5 am to thunder, lightening, and a downpour of rain. Also, Skyler had been sick with tummy troubles the day before (yes, again) and she was not acting her usual bubbly self.
As we got to the race site, it was still drizzling but showing hopeful signs of clearing.
The name of the lake where we swam is Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg which is Native American for: "You fish on your side, I'll fish on my side, and no one fishes in the middle." It is also known as "Lake Webster."
My weary little cheerleader:
Silly Mommy, I thought this experience would totally enlighten her to the spirit of girl power and make her step back and appreciate all the strong women swirling around her. Instead she cried because her tummy hurt and asked to go to the playground.
But first, one shot with the poster she made for me.
When I left my mom and Skyler to line up for the swim, Skyler was not in a good place (crying). I was worried that she would be miserable and that she was really sick, and feeling bad that my mom was going to have to deal with a less-than-enthusiastic cheering partner. But once I was in the water waiting for my heat's send off, I looked down the beach and saw them frolicking in the water, so I took off feeling confident that they were fine.
Off I went into the water, and this time I pushed way up into the front of my heat and started as fast as I could to get away from all the bodies. I guess my strategy worked becuase when I got out of the water, my time seemed really off and I thought my watch was broken. Turns out my watch was right, and I had dropped several minutes from last year's time already.
Then to the bike. This year, I got to be the one that said "ON YOUR LEFT" to a whole bunch of women. Somehow, it was all just coming together for me.
Even the run just seemed to fly on by me and before I knew it I was coming around the final turn. Spectators are shoulder-to-shoulder for the last 1/4 mile, cowbells ringing, lots of kids shouting "go mommy"!
I didn't see my mom and Skyler again until after I crossed the finish line. Skyler had a great time on the playground and my mom convinced her to climb into the stroller to make it to the finish line just in time. Here I am after getting my medal and spotting my mom in the crowd.
Speaking of time... I dropped more time than I even dared to dream for: 14 minutes from last year.
Huge thanks to my mom for wrangling a tired and cranky Skyler and for being so supportive all weekend. By the way, it turns out Skyler was not actually sick. After the race, she perked right up when I asked her if she wanted to go swimming. Note to self: Next year, this will be a kid-free weekend.
Check out this sea of bikes!
And the line to get out of the park after the race.
That's a lot of strong women, all cheerful and supportive and totally impressive.
Okay, so I'm addicted. Must do more races.
p.s. Cate! It was so nice to see you at the race! Thanks for the cheers of support. You in next year?
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Friday, July 25, 2008
And then we pack, and then we unpack, and then we pack...
Sam is now home from 2 weeks at Bowdoin College for a Maine Humanities Council program for teachers. He spent 2 weeks (he came home on the weekend for our camping trip) enjoying history lectures and reading, eating Bowdoin's all-organic food, staying on the beautiful, old campus and having a grand old time. He did get paid to do this program, but let's be real honest about who earned that money during the last 2 weeks. Bowdoin is very near the coast in Brunswick, ME, and when I saw Sam pack his surfboard for his 2 weeks away, everything became clear to me.
I didn't mention earlier that it was all mama this week because I was given a friendly reminder not to advertise on the blog when my husband was out of town (thanks, Lisa!).
So some of the recent overnights and beach trips were designed to maintain my sanity, and they did just that. But I keep emptying the duffels and the car only to do laundry and repack; tomorrow, we're off to Massachusetts for the Danskin All-Women's Triathlon. Sam and Reed are staying home for some boy bonding and my mom and Skyler are coming to cheer me on. I'm feeling pretty excited and ready, and my race number is 2008.
Two days after I come home from the Triathlon, we head to Boston and then fly to Michigan. Woohoo!
Dear Summer,
Let's not even talk about what a swift little beast you are. Slow down!
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More pics from camp (with my little camera)
Fresh water! Canoe ride! Dock! Campfire! Bike rides! Swimming!
yep. this is the kids in the dog's cage.
And, I got to go for a run with Meredith which ended with a jump in the lake, and here is where we found the kiddos:
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at which point I realized that I want another camera
Just got back from spending the day and night at the O'Reillys' camp ("camp" is Maine speak for summer house). Meredith has a new, amazing digital SLR camera that I played with for a bit. Here are a few shots.
"The boys aren't playing the way I want to play."
lovin' on Killian
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
A fine Maine day
We met up with our dear dear friends for a day of beaching, eating, and loving.
Here are Avery, Ali, and Sebastian (Michigan, NELP, life friends). They are in the north from Asheville, NC and we got them to ourselves for a day. The last time we visited I was pregnant with Skyler and Avery was 1 year old.
But with these guys, it's as if we met for coffee just yesterday. Easy as pie.
Hello, Avery, you beautiful thing.
(yes, we Red Soxed him)
Skyler and Avery, we quickly learned, are kindred spirits, both brave, wild, able-bodied, poopie-joke loving kids. They were also very into showing us their tongues.
Popham Beach
The water is freaking cold. Reedo doesn't care!
King Averykhamun
Oh, Maine. You never cease to thrill me.
We waited six hours for our food to come (only a slight exaggeration)
Skyler getting silly with Seb
Go, Avery, go.
Sebastian was the best man in our wedding.
Cute, right?
Time to part ways and drive home. But first, ice cream.
And then, like clockwork, each child had a full-on-lying-down-in-the-parking-lot super-total freak-out that told us we waited a few minutes too long.
We drove our sandy, sleepy kids home to bed. Thank you for making the trip to us, friends. We can't wait for next summer.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The FBI and federal prosecutors are reviewing allegations against a Pennsylvania college student from Russia who is accused of possessing bomb-making and marijuana-growing materials.
No federal charges have been filed against Vladislav Miftakhov. He remains in the Blair County Prison, unable to post $500,000 bond.
Police say he had bomb-making and marijuana-growing materials in his rented bedroom near the Penn State-Altoona campus. That's about 85 miles east of Pittsburgh.
Miftakhov doesn't have an attorney, although Hollidaysburg defense attorney Bob Donaldson has told The Altoona Mirror he expects to be appointed to the case. Donaldson hasn't returned calls from The Associated Press.
Miftakhov was arraigned Saturday.
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Now that many college football teams have started practice for the 2014 season, here's a thought: Imagine this fall if college football had been outlawed back in the day?
Shudder the thought.
History-minded fans know the basic story -- that President Roosevelt saved the game from extinction when college presidents wanted to kill it because of safety concerns.
Last week, as if on cue, The New York Times published a nice essay on TR and his son, who was injured playing football in high school and in college, and how those injuries played a role in the president taking up the cause for making the game safer.
The Times wrote, "In the fall of 1905, Ted's first season playing on the Harvard freshman squad, Roosevelt took personal command of the growing national issue of college football safety. Always eager to expand the boundaries of presidential influence, he called a half-dozen college officials to the White House and told them: 'I demand that football change its rules or be abolished. Change the game or forsake it!'
"Four days before the president staged this football summit, Ted Roosevelt sustained a bloody wound above one of his eyes while he was making a tackle during Harvard's freshman football practice. The New York Times noted that before the injury, 'not one man of all the hundred other freshmen trying for their class eleven had received as much as a scratch.'
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