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Tim Boetsch vs C.B. Dollaway
A middleweight contest between 16-6 Tim 'The Barbarian' Boetsch and C.B.Dollaway (13-4) headlines the under card before the PPV.
Boetsch is currently ranked ninth in the UFC Middleweight rankings despite losing his last two fights to Mark Munoz and Costa Philppou. Dollaway on the other hand is riding a two-fight win streak, defeating former Strikeforce Middleweight title contender Jason Miller and most recently Jui-Jitsu artist Daniel Sarafian.
However Boetsch has very much fought a better level of competition since he dropped down from Light Heavyweight. Before his loss to Philppou, 'The Barbarian' was tearing through the division, going 4-0 in his first two fights. This included wins over Yushin Okami, who in his previous fight fought for the 185lbs title.
Boetsch then welcomed Hector Lombard to the UFC, a guy who was regarded the best Middleweight outside of the Zuffa company. Boetsch was competitive in this fight and was rewarded by a split decision victory.
Dollaway holds a decent 7-4 record in the UFC. In his last two wins against Sarifian and Miller he showed maturity and that MMA is not just about his wrestling background. He know mixes up his striking well to set up his takedowns.
The two have a common loss on their résumé - Mark Munoz. The difference is Boetsch went three rounds with Munoz, and put in a decent performance whereas Dollaway lasted just 54 seconds.
Expect Boetsch to dominant in every are of this fight. Since dropping to 185lbs he has looked more relaxed, better conditioned and his strength if phenominal. He seems more aggressive in the division. If Dollaway can get Boetsch down, 'The Barbarian' showed in the Munoz fight he is tough to keep there.
Boetsch 1st round T/KO
Hector Lombard vs Nate Marquart
Two former Middleweights meet here at 170lbs. Former Strikeforce Welterweight Champion Nate 'The Great' Marquart faces off against Hector Lombard. Both saw themselves as a 'Bridesmaid' in the UFC Middleweight division which caused their drop down in weights.
Marquart, who was banished from the UFC for a short while, saw a successful first weight cut, when he KO'd Tyrone Woodley to capture the Striforce WW title on his 170lbs debut.
However in his first title defense, he was defeated by Tarec Saffeidine sending him down the UFC 170 lbs ladder when the promotions merged. Jake Ellenberger subsequently furthered this by knocking out 'The Great' in the first round of their contest.
The Cuban native Hector Lombard is making his first 170lbs appearance. Lombard went on a 19 fight win streak outside of the UFC and was a dominant Bellator 185lbs champion. However losing on debut to Tim Boetsch in the Zuffa company and also to Yushin Okami, Lombard has decided it is time to drop down in weight.
The step up in competition demonstrated that the Cuban was over-hyped outside of the Zuffa banner. He struggled for range against Boetsch and Okami. His only UFC victory against Rousimar Palhares at MW, who subsequently dropped to 170 lbs,highlights he does better against the shorter men.
Both men are no spring chickens at 34 and 35. If they want a run at the Welterweight title, it needs to be very soon. Marquart seems to do his well fighting on the inside and doesn't utilize his height, as displayed in the Ellenberger fight. Lombard like Marquart loves to fight close up, and this is the reason why it cannot end well for the former Strikeforce WW champion.
Lombard hits as hard as any fighter, finishing 18 of his fights by T/KO. In this fight, Marquart will start out using distance however will be dragged into a dog fight which won't end his way.
Lombard 2nd round T/KO
Sarah Kaufman vs Jessica Eye
The only women's fight on the card, as former Women's Bantamweight title contender Sarah Kaufan welcomes Jessica Eye to the UFC,
Kaufman's last fight in Invicta FC against Leslie Smith was a highly entertaining fight for fifteen minutes and was named 'Fight of the Night'.
Eye on the other hand is holding a seven fight win streak going into the bout.
However Eye has spent much of her career at Flyweight and this move to 135lbs against such a highly regarded fighter will prove too much. Kaufman showed excellent takedown defense in her fight against Liz Carmouche. She will show this again and be too strong for Eye, picking her off with constant strikes.
Kaufman via Decision
George Sotiropolous vs K.J. Noons
Both of these fighters at one point in their careers had it all at their feet.
The Austrialian Sotiropolous fought on The Ultimate Fighter Finale (after being very unlucky to lose in the house due to a accidental thumb caused him eye problems) submitting fellow housemate Billy Miles.
He then went on a tear in the Lightweight dvision, beating former title contender Joe Stevenson and submitting veteran Joe Lauzon, banging on the door for a title shot. Noons too, at Elite XC: Renegade, stopped UFC veteran Nick Diaz via doctor stoppage at the end of round one and was dubbed for big things.
It now seems both are fighting to save their UFC careers. The Aussie has lost his last three fights, being KO'd by Ross Pearson and Rafael Dos Anjos and defeated by Denis Siver. Noons has lost five of his last six in both Strikeforce and the UFC.
This fight is a classic striker vs grappler match up. Noons is a former boxer whilst the Aussie holds a BJJ black belt. It comes down to one thing, who can keep the fight where they want it to go.
Sotiropolous sturggled to get Denis Siver down and was met by a huge number of strikes and dropped multiple times. He doesn't have a great chin.
Noons' boxing background will help him tee off on the Aussie. He's faced high caliber wrestlers in Josh Thompson and Donald Cerrone. The Ryan Couture fight shows his matured takedown defense and his accurate striking. If it hits the mat, it's game over, but I think Noons will have Sotiroplous finished before that happens.
Noons via 2nd T/KO
Adlan Amagov vs TJ Waldburger
A very interesting Welterweight fight here between Russian Adlan Amagov and Jiu-Jitsue wizard TJ Waldburger.
Amagov holds an impressive 12-2-1 record coming into this fight. He impressed on his UFC debut, dominating Chris Sprang for three rounds on the feet. He also has victories over Anthony Smith and Keith Berry in Strikeforce.
Waldburger is on the the lead submission artists in the Welterweight division, finish three of his four UFC victories by tap out.
Like the Noons and G-Sot fight, it is a striker vs grappler match up. However this time the submission artist takes it. Although Amagov is an awesome striker, his loss to Robbie Lawler conveys he is not a world beater.
Waldburger is a grafter in the octagon and I think his constant pressure he will implement on the Russian will tire him out. TJ will use the cage to his advantage and get Amagov down, and keep him there for fifteen minutes,
Waldburger via decision
Tony Ferguson vs Mike Rio
Two Ultimate Fighter competitors face off as season 13 winner Tony Ferguson challenges season 15 fighter Mike Rio.
Ferguson since winning the competition has went 2-1, beating veterans Aaron Riley and Yves Edwards before losing to Michael Johnson last time. Ferguson has excellent boxing and was an NCAA Division II wrestler
Rio, is 1-1 in the UFC, and fought average opponents.
Rio is not much more than a wrestler, whereas Ferguson has decent boxing. This prediction is brief because the fight will be and very much like when Ferguson beat Ramsey Nijem to win the TUF finale. Ferguson will out strike Rio, causing Rio to shoot for silly takedowns. It'll then be a matter of time before the TUF winner sends Rio home and out of the UFC.
Ferguson via first round T/KO
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i want to install a voice chat server on openbsd
i have openbsd 4.7 as my home all in one server.
it's working as internet gateway using PF, webserver and fileserver usign samba.
i want to setup a voice chat server for my brother net games.
for now i installed on his windows machine mumble and it work fine but i want to make use of the openBSD server instead my brother machine.
i tried to run mumble server using the fedora_base linux emulation but it didnt work.
is there anothe server that built for openbsd?
maybe there is a way to convert the ports for freebsd for openbsd?
or maybe to run the freebsd version on openbsd? if so then i would like to get help with that.
thanks Hack
i now that i can compile it on other system and then copy it to the openbsd and run it on the fedora base linux emulation.
but what is better? do it using linux emulation or freebsd emulation?
also i have VM of opensuse 11.3 and clearos 5.2 and i was wondering on which one of them i should compile the software?
In general, we at this site don't provide detailed porting support because it is far too involved. The libraries available on one platform are not guaranteed to exist on another, or be at the same version level. Shims may have to be written to get around some of the translation problems. Filesystem differences between any two platforms are also likely to exist, so you need to study the hier(7) manpage first.
As for FreeBSD emulation, the story is pretty much the same. It isn't as critical now that OpenBSD has many native ports available. Nevertheless, you should begin by studying the compat_freebsd(8) manpage.
I'm sorry if you were hoping for black-&-white answers. What you will need to do is experiment & see if any of the current emulation vectors are sufficient for the needs of your application.
There is no port of "mumble" to OpenBSD, but the project is open source, assuming you had the ability, you could try building it yourself and contribute a port.
This program does have a fair amount of dependencies, it won't be an easy task.
wow thanks for the quick repley.
i was in the middle of reading the compat freebsd and linux to verify if it's good for me.
as for asterisk i have tried just for challenge to install freepbx on openbsd and i had to parse the whole install script and i was using old parsing for script that work for version 2.6 and i made the freepbx to work on the server (apache unjailed and runing as _asterisk) i had some bugs and i didnt have time to debug it so that's the main reason i was looking into other options.
generaly im not that good with programing and stuff cause that's me.
so what i did was that: got the source and installed the some dependencies.
i just need the server so i made this
im gettings some errors:
i also going in other direction of compiling the server it from source for linux or freebsd and run it on my openbsd server.
if i run the "make" then im getting
help will be nice.
My suggestion to you is to study the FreeBSD port first since a port already exists. Perhaps what you learn there can be translated to OpenBSD, or perhaps not, but starting from a known working point may be more effective than simply grabbing the source & finding that it doesn't build cleanly on a different platform.
Another alternative would be to simply run the FreeBSD port on FreeBSD.
This is why in my original response to this thread I stated that we don't typically provide detailed porting support here. The investment required can be very high, & you probably have the highest motivation to see to its conclusion.
I wish you the best in your quest. You can learn a lot from the process, but you may also want to re-evaluate whether you have the skills needed or whether a different platform will suffice.
thanks again.
i was just trying it for the excitement cause i have a great working server for now so ..
just for the fun and to break my head a bit.
i was looking at the freebsd port before i wrote my older reply.
the thing is that it has to be compiled in order to run on freebsd and the dependencies are the QT4 (for qmake) and it has so many depencies that i suck to even look on it.
for now im leaving it for a week or more.
but i got a great idea about the fedora emulation.
the main problem is that the compiling way means to use the mumble to make the murmur server, so i will get the murmur binaries with the dependencies and i will see whether it works or fails.
FreeBSD emulation languishes more than Linux emulation
Although the OP states that he was going to focus on the Linux emulation choice, here is a pertinent observation made by a project developer today on misc@:
Regulars here may also be interested; Stuart frequently gives candid opinions which are grounded from familiarity of OpenBSD's source code.
well i left the murmur stuff cause of so many to do for it to work on openbsd.
it was very simple to install ubuntu server with all my needs and more in it then i need.
i had a problem downloading from the openbsd samba server (getting 3MBps download)
so after so much time spending on it i found out the culprit!! no other then:
the host network interface is throttling the whole system.
after uninstalling the adapter and rebooting the windows system i got download speed of 50-60 MBps.
uMurmur is a lightweight alternative to murmur that is compatible with Mumble 1.2.x. You can get it here.
You need some patches to get it to build on OpenBSD, but I've done the work for you =) (posted earlier today to my blog on LQ.org. This isn't tested yet other than building on amd64 and sparc64. I'll post a followup once I've tested it out.). I may attempt porting murmur to OpenBSD later if I get the time.
Any comments and suggestions for improvements from BSD gurus is more than welcome...
--- Makefile.orig Mon Dec 20 08:54:23 2010 +++ Makefile Mon Dec 20 09:27:37 2010 @@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ # OpenSSL - usually installed at a standard place # EXTRA_CFLAGS:= -# EXTRA_LDFLAGS:=-lcrypto -lssl +EXTRA_LDFLAGS:=-lcrypto -lssl -CFLAGS:=$(CFLAGS) -I. -Wall $(EXTRA_CFLAGS) -LDFLAGS:=$(EXTRA_LDFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -lconfig +CFLAGS:=$(CFLAGS) -I. -I/usr/include/openssl -I/usr/local/include -Wall $(EXTRA_CFLAGS) +LDFLAGS:=$(EXTRA_LDFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -L/usr/local/lib -lconfig umurmurd:google/protobuf-c/libprotobuf_c.a $(OBJS) $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(OBJS) $(SSL_LIB) google/protobuf-c/libprotobuf_c.a -o umurmurd
--- client.c.orig Mon Dec 20 08:52:10 2010 +++ client.c Mon Dec 20 08:52:29 2010 @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. */ #include <sys/poll.h> +#include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/socket.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <errno.h>
--- main.c.orig Mon Dec 20 09:21:01 2010 +++ main.c Mon Dec 20 09:22:24 2010 @@ -111,18 +111,7 @@ } -void setscheduler() -{ - int rc; - struct sched_param sp; - sp.sched_priority = sched_get_priority_min(SCHED_RR); /* Should suffice */ - Log_info("Setting SCHED_RR prio %d", sp.sched_priority); - rc = sched_setscheduler(0, SCHED_RR, &sp); - if (rc < 0) - Log_warn("Failed to set scheduler: %s", strerror(errno)); -} - void printhelp() { printf("uMurmur version %s. Mumble protocol %d.%d.%d\n", UMURMUR_VERSION, PROTVER_MAJOR, PROTVER_MINOR, PROTVER_PATCH); @@ -130,7 +119,6 @@ printf(" -d - Do not deamonize\n"); printf(" -p <pidfile> - Write PID to this file\n"); printf(" -c <conf file> - Specify configuration file\n"); - printf(" -r - Run with realtime priority\n"); printf(" -a <address> - Bind to IP address\n"); printf(" -b <port> - Bind to port\n"); printf(" -h - Print this help\n"); @@ -140,13 +128,12 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv) { bool_t nodaemon = false; - bool_t realtime = false; char *conffile = NULL, *pidfile = NULL; int c; struct utsname utsbuf; /* Arguments */ - while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "drp:c:a:b:h")) != EOF) { + while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "dp:c:a:b:h")) != EOF) { switch(c) { case 'c': conffile = optarg; @@ -166,9 +153,6 @@ case 'h': printhelp(); break; - case 'r': - realtime = true; - break; default: fprintf(stderr, "Unrecognized option\n"); printhelp(); @@ -213,9 +197,6 @@ Chan_init(); Client_init(); - if (realtime) - setscheduler(); - Server_run(); SSLi_deinit();
I'd wrap non-portable code in preprocessor foo instead of just removing it.. especially if you want to send a patch upstream.
A lot of projects include OpenSSL headers like <openssl/crypto.h> so that an absolute path is not required.
Someone is bound to appreciate this though, maybe you could create a port and send it to ports@?
Thanks for the advice!
Edit - I started working on porting murmur (the full server from the Mumble project), and I'm making pretty good progress. I may submit that as a port, too. (Thought I know I'll catch flak over it relying on google code haha).
Edit #2 - murmur now builds on amd64. Will test on sparc64 tonight after work.
Last edited by rocket357; 20th December 2010 at 06:46 PM.
Nah, several ports use google code for distfiles now.
Quick update: my umurmur port was committed to OpenBSD ports a few days ago. You can find it under audio/umurmur.
david@ sent me a port of Mumble (the client) to test this morning, so work on that side is progressing nicely. It tentatively is located in ports at audio/mumble.
(Admins: just wanted to update this thread in case anyone searches it out in the future...sorry for raising this thread from the dead =)
Edit - I took your advice, BSDfan666, and used preprocessor directives to conditionally compile the Linux-specific stuff, and the upstream author accepted that and a few other fixes I sent in. Thanks for the advice.
Excellent, nice to see some porting news on the forum, the official ports list can be a bit dense :-)
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Remember Rosie, the Jetson's home robot? She was kinda sassy, but man, did she do a lot for the family! Modern robots haven't quite caught up to that pipe dream, though the Roomba and others aren't doing a half-bad job at cleaning floors. But why should awesomely automated robots be limited to vacuuming? They shouldn't, which is why we're featuring some of the other ways to get robotic minions to do your bidding. Well, some of your chores at least.
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Cutting the lawn is one of those constant cycles that only ends when winter comes (not too far off hopefully!). You mow and in a week or two it's going to seed again. And really, do you spend more time cutting it or more time enjoying it? LawnBotts or RoboMow take over this seemingly endless task for you.
RoboMows uses a wire you set up around your yard to keep it in bounds. Some LawnBotts can mow without a wire perimeter. Both can be set up to mow at certain times, which is important because neither has a bag so multiple cuttings are necessary per week to prevent thatch building up. But they're electric, you aren't doing the mowing, and they don't have feelings so who cares if your robot is working double time?
2. Robot butler/Surveillance Bot
The MT400 by Adept is a robot kit that can be transformed into a butler or security robot that watches over your home. Depending on how it's modified, the MT400 will bring drinks, watch windows, or guide tours. Once it's learned the floor plan, the robot knows where to go and will avoid open doors and other obstacles.
3. Alarm Clock
Can't wake yourself up in the morning? This the most annoying, and possibly the most effective, robot we've seen. Clocky, the Nando alarm robot, will shoot off of your dresser when the alarm is set and zing around the room beeping until you catch it. It's great at it's job (until you break it out of sheer annoyance).
4. Litter-Robot
If you've got feline roommates, the Litter-Robot might be your new best friend (with some caveats as noted and reviewed a few years ago). After the cat has left the globe, the Litter-Robot starts a seven second count down before it cleans itself by rotating and dumping the kitty leftovers into a waste drawer below. This means less oder and an easier time cleaning up after fluffy.
(Images: LawnBott, RoboMow, Adept, Nanda and Litter Robot.)


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Following a scoreless first half, MIT exploded for four goals in 17 minutes en route to a 4-1 victory over host Emmanuel College. The win raised the Engineers' ledger to 8-0-1 on the year and extended their Institute record-setting unbeaten streak to nine.
The Saints' defense was impenetrable in the opening frame as it denied the Cardinal and Gray any scoring attempts on five corner kicks and a penalty kick midway through the period. MIT ended the deadlock 22 seconds into the second stanza when Zachary Kabelac's shot that was set up by Christian Therkelsen deflected off the goalie and into the net. Emmanuel tallied the equalizer five minutes later with Gavin Molta finding the back of the net on a feed from Kelly Louis-Charles.
MIT struck again in the 56th minute with an unassisted strike by Neil Zimmerman for what proved to be the game-winning goal. The momentum swung to the Engineers as they rattled off two goals in less than a minute. David Nole converted a corner kick pass by Jason Zhu at the 61:47 mark before Zhu capped the scoring with a solo effort 30 seconds later.
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On Thursday's "Larry King Live," the King asked Jerry if "Seinfeld" was canceled back in the day, and Jerry seemed genuinely shocked that Larry (his "Bee Movie" co-star) didn't know. "You think I got canceled?" Jerry shot back. "=I was the number one show on television=, Larry ... 75 million viewers in the last episode." Clearly, Larry is not master of his domain.
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The Quakertown Concert Band played in concert at Chestnut Hill's beautiful Pastorius Park last Wednesday evening, July 6. Then, on Saturday, July 9, I took my first excursion to the Salvation Army's new Kroc Center in East Falls to catch the Delaware Valley Opera Company's production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni." Both events combined delightful venues with exemplary music making.
It was a trip down memory lane on July 6, when Richard Karschner conducted the Quakertown Band in a program that recalled the glory days of concert band programs in local parks and combined those traditions with forays into a broader repertoire. Marches by John Phillip Sousa were certainly present and accounted for, but Karschner and his band of hearty musicians gave stirring readings to scores either composed originally for concert band or arranged to suit their particular talents.
One of the most interesting choices was "76 Trombones" from "The Music Man" by Meredith Wilson, who just so happened to play piccolo in Sousa's own band. The master, himself, was represented by an odd but memorable choice in the program's first half – the hymn "Nearer My God to Thee." "The Blue and Gray Patrol" commemorated this year's 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War – and paired "Dixie" with "The Star Spangled Banner." Sorrentino's "Willow Grove March" recalled one of America's leading parks that featured concert band performances, in Willow Grove, while an arrangement of Tchaikovsky's "March Slav" testified to the tradition of band arrangements of scores originally played by full symphony orchestras.
A lovely suite of songs from Victor Herbert operettas ventured into yet another part of the repertoire once regularly performed by concert bands but often forgotten nowadays. My favorite, however, was a suite entitled "Nighttime with Cole Porter" that surveyed all the lyrics and songs written by Porter. There are quite a few, and Karschner and the Quakertown Band turned themselves into a big band of the swing era to do more than justice to Porter's sophisticated lyrics, melodies, harmonies and rhythms.
When I first started covering the Pastorius Park concerts for the Chestnut Hill Local 25 years ago at the behest of both Ruth Russell and Marie Jones, concert bands were the mainstay of the summer season. Times and tastes have changed, in many ways happily so, but it was nice hearing the old sounds in the park once again, especially when they were so well performed as they were last Wednesday evening, July 6, by the Quakertown Band.
The Delaware Valley Opera Company opened its presentation of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" Saturday night, July 9, in the Salvation Army's new Kroc Center at 4200 Wissahickon Ave. in East Falls. Both the facility and the production are worth taking in, with DVOC reprising "Don Giovanni" Wednesday, July 13, and Saturday, July 16, with an 8 p.m. curtain time for both dates.
The libretto that Lorenzo Da Ponte wrote for Mozart to use in "Don Giovanni" is so fine a work of dramatic fiction that it's really unfair not to refer to the opera as being Da Ponte's and Mozart's. Based on the legends of the 17th century Spanish count, Don Juan, and his ruthless exploits imposed upon women of all sorts, Da Ponte's libretto offers its audience not merely a morality play but a profound study in tortured characters and conflicted motivations.
Mozart responded to this narrative masterpiece with a score that enhances and highlights every one of its brilliant insights and dramatic flourishes. Even though the three women are ranged for the soprano voice, each one's music is given a different color to project her different character. The music for each of the opera's seminal roles is different in melodic shape, harmonic accompaniment and rhythmic propulsion, and all come together with the help of Mozart's sweeping orchestration to give the audience a boldly yet finely wrought tapestry of human beings pushed to the extremes of their emotions.
The principal strength of DVOC's production is Steven Weber's musical direction. Conducting his cast while accompanying at the Cunningham (of Germantown) grand piano, Weber elicited brightly hued yet subtly shaded portraits from his singers. Best among these were the three women: Laurice Kennell as Donna Anna, Teresa D'Amico as Donna Elvira and Emily Eisen as Zerlina.
Coming in a close second on the list of strengths is the Salvation Army's Kroc Center, itself. The worship center/auditorium makes for a splendid theater for operas and any other staged musical productions. Acoustics and sight lines couldn't be better. One can only hope that it's used as much as it deserves.
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For the second time in 15 years, June Ann Blocker has rammed a car through her local Kroger. This time, she purchased a new one — a four-door Lincoln— hours before she used it to plow through the front of the Elizabethtown, Kentucky store. Blocker's dispute appears to have to do with a long-standing vendetta against the company, of which she was an employee, but it's unclear why she was upset or whether she'd worked in either of the stores she used her cars as a battering ram against. Blocker's complaint, it appears, is against Kroger in general, not any specific employees.
Two people sustained minor injuries, but no one was seriously hurt during Blocker's attempt to take the store down. One individual interviewed by Wave News wondered how Blocker was able to even get the car through the door. Perseverance? Like they taught me in fifth grade: Where there's a will, there's a way.
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Folks, we have decided to extend the submission deadline of the Forensic Challenge 2010/3 - "Banking Troubles" for another week (deadline is now April 26th 2010.) Seems like this challenge is a bit tougher and we would like to give you all the opportunity to submit your results. For those folks that have already submitted, you can resubmit via the web form in case you would like to make changes to your solution. The Forensic Challenge 2010/3 can be accessed here: http://honeynet.org/challenges/2010_3_banking_troubles.
Challenge 3 of the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge - titled "Banking Troubles" - is now online and we invite you to participate. Challenge 3 - provided by Josh Smith and Matt Cote from The Rochester Institute of Technology Chapter, Angelo Dell'Aera from the Italian Chapter and Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter - is a bit different from our previous challenges in that we do not ask you to analyze a pcap network trace, but rather a memory image from a virtual machine. This should make for an interesting challenge!
Submission deadline is April 18th and results will be released on Wednesday, May 5th 2010. Small prizes will be awarded to the top three submissions.
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Challenge 3 - Banking Troubles - (provided by Josh Smith and Matt Cote from The Rochester Institute of Technology Chapter, Angelo Dell'Aera from the Italian Chapter and Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter) is to investigate a memory image of an infected virtual machine.
The challenge has been completed on May 12th 2010.
Skill Level: Difficult
The Challenge:
Company X has contacted you to perform forensics work on a recent incident that occurred. One of their employees had received an email from a fellow co-worker that pointed to a PDF file. Upon opening, the employee did not seem to notice anything, however recently they have had unusual activity in their bank account. Company X was able to obtain a memory image of the employee's virtual machine upon suspected infection. Company X wishes you to analyze the virtual memory and report on any suspected activities found. Questions can be found below to help in the formal report for the investigation.
hn_forensics.tgz Sha1: 8178921fd065ad2de9c6738fe062d2b37402c04a
Sample Solution:
Forensic_Challenge_3_-_Banking_Troubles_Solution.pdf - Sha1: 986752a9aa4b832951dfa6319cb5e16256a9b3c9
This work by Josh Smith, Matt Cote, Angelo Dell'Aera and Nicolas Collery is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
The Winners:
Nicolas and Guillaume have been judging your submissions of the FC2010/2 relentlessly over the last few days and we now have the results in: We had a total of 32 submissions and a very tight race at the top. In the end, four submissions tied for first place:
Congratulations to the winners!!! Each winner will receive a signed book from one of our Honeynet Project authors. We have posted the submissions of the winners and sample solution on the FC2010/2 web page. All participants of the challenge should have also received an email today with information about their individual score as well as placement. Read more »
Folks, its a frosty Tuesday morning in Seattle and the deadline for submissions to the forensic challenge 2010/2 "browsers under attack" has passed. We received a total of 34 for submissions from folks all over the world. Nicolas from the Singapore chapter will be judging the submissions in the next few days. We will announce the top three winners on Monday, 22nd of March 2010. Alongside, we will post their submissions as well as our sample solution. Since we were using a web form for this challenge, we will not acknowledge receipt of each submission. If you are unsure whether submission was successful, please email [email protected] and we can check the submission database.) Also, if you have any suggestions on how to improve the forensic challenge, please let us know.
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PS: Forensic Challenge 2010/3 is currently being prepared. In this challenge, a memory dump needs to be analyzed...so a bit different from our past couple of challenges that focus on network traces....I hope to see many submissions on it. We expect to post it Tuesday, 23rd of March 2010...
We have decided to extend the submission deadline for our second forensic challenge - "browsers under attack" to Monday, 8th of March 2010. This gives you another week to participate in our latest challenge. Subsequently, the announcement of the results will also move another week to Monday, 22nd of March 2010.
I have contacted all the folks that have already submitted their solution to us about this change. They, of course, have the opportunity to resubmit their solution, if they so wish, until the new submission deadline on the 8th. (If you have submitted and did not receive an email from me, please contact us at [email protected])
Challenge 2 focuses on browser attacks and can be accessed at Forensic Challenge 2010/2. The top 3 submissions will be awarded prizes.
Challenge 2 of the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge has just been posted. The challenge has been provided by Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter and Guillaume Arcas from the French Chapter and is titled browsers under attack.
Submission deadline is March 1st and results will be released on Monday, March 15th 2010. Small prizes will be awarded to the top three submissions.
Have fun!
I am very pleased to announce the winners to the 1st Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge 2010 - pcap attack trace. We had a total of 91 submissions and the top three submissions are true rock star submissions. The winners are:
Congratulations to the winners!!! Each winner will receive a signed book from one of our Honeynet Project authors.
A sample solution (created by Tillmann, Markus, Hugo and Cameron) is available on the forensic challenge web site at FC 2010 - Challenge 1 - Pcap attack trace. On that page you will also find the submissions of the three winners. Tillmann, who single handedly judged all submissions, will be summarizing highlights from various submissions in a blog post shortly.
All folks that have submitted a solution should have received an email with information about their individual score as well as placement.
Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Honeynet Chapter and Guillaume Arcas are finalizing the second forensic challenge.The challenge will be 'browsers under attack' and I personally am very excited about this challenge. I hope we will receive many submissions from all who participated in challenge 1 (and hopefully more.) I will post to our web site honeynet.org in the next few days.
Thanks again - looking forward to the next challenge!
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Monday, February 1st, the submission deadline for challenge 1 of the Forensic Challenge 2010 has passed. We have received 88 submissions and Tillmann who has been judging them mentioned there were some excellent submissions in the mix. Tillmann will be highlighting some answers when we announce the results on the 15th of February.
I have acknowledged receipt of each submission received via email. If you have not received a confirmation mail from me, please contact me at [email protected] and I will check whether we have received it.
I am very happy to announce the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge 2010. The purpose of the Forensic Challenges is to take learning one step farther. Instead of having the Honeynet Project analyze attacks and share their findings, Forensic Challenges give the security community the opportunity to analyze attacks and share their findings. In the end, individuals and organizations not only learn about threats, but also learn how to analyze them. Even better, individuals can access the write-ups from other individuals, and learn about new tools and techniques for analyzing attacks. Best of all, the attacks of the Forensic Challenge are attacks encountered in the wild, real hacks, provided by our members.
It has been several years since we provided Forensic Challenges and with the Forensic Challenge 2010, we will provide desperately needed upgrades. The Forensic Challenge 2010 will include a mixture of server-side attacks on the latest operating systems and services, attacks on client-side attacks that emerged in the past few years, attacks on VoiP systems, web applications, etc. At the end of challenge, we will provide a sample solution created by our members using the state-of-the-art tools that are publicly available, such as libemu and dionaea.
The first challenge (of several for 2010) will be posted on our Forensic Challenges web site on Monday, January 18th 2010. We will be open to submissions for about two weeks and announce the winners by February 15th 2010. This year, we will also award the top three submissions with prizes! Please check the web site on Monday, January 18th 2010 for further details...
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Ridge's Ashten Langley picked first-team all-league while Imac's Sean Murray secured second-team nod
The remaining remnants of this past Delaware Valley League basketball season were released Thursday.
Among the conference honors, four Pleasant Ridge Rams and three Immaculata Raiders found themselves on the award lists.
Headlining that group was Ridge's senior forward Ashten Langley, who was tabbed first-team all-DVL. Joining her on the accolade roll call were senior forward Jordan Adams (second-team) and senior guard Beth Doty (honorable mention).
PR finished the season 6-4 in conference, 10-9 overall.
Lainey Bell was the lone Lady Raider recognized. She was given second-team all-DVL. Immaculata closed out the year 3-11 in league, 5-16 overall.
For the boys, Sean Murray was the clubhouse leader after earning a second-team all-DVL nod. Fellow Raider Connor Schmidling joined him by garnering a honorable mention selection.
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Eight days before she watched her son, Notre Dame All-America linebacker Jaylon Smith, suffer a devastating knee injury during the Fiesta Bowl, Woodson inched forward on the couch in her family's Fort Wayne, Ind., living room and confronted a fear not uncommon in football circles.
"I think every mother is scared," she said. "You see someone go down, you're standing up and you're like, 'No, that's someone else.' "
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Joyce ONeil 6/18/2005 9:51:51 AMNice angle!! I love this photo.
Joyce #265280
Lori Carlson 6/18/2005 10:33:26 AMStunning Bob. Wonderful capture...especially with the smoke trail...great lines with that the train and the track....even the grass...well done! :0) #1486192
Joy Rector 6/18/2005 11:34:25 AMFantastic shot. #1486347
Kevin Burns 6/18/2005 1:09:12 PMWOW!! great work and color! #1486464
Noel Baebler 6/18/2005 1:34:21 PMTerrific shot, Bob! #1486507
Linda D. Lester 6/18/2005 8:39:18 PMThe background is awesome also! Great shot, Bob! #1487306
Laura E. OConnor 6/18/2005 9:36:02 PMI LOVE this! You can almost see the movement in this! Great crisp color! Excellent composition! #1487422
Wren Hendrick 6/18/2005 9:46:47 PMBeautiful, Bob. I can hear the whistle. Smoke trail is such a great capture.. #1487447
Lee Henderson 7/23/2005 7:23:43 AMNice shot Bob. reminds me of the old classic paintings of these kind of trains #1625589
Noel Baebler 7/24/2005 3:07:24 PMCongratulations, Bob! Perfect in every way! #1632273
Lesley Brown 7/24/2005 11:19:11 PMi don't even have words, this is just stunning! congrats bob! #1633763
clifton Mair 7/25/2005 1:32:17 AMCongrats Bob, beautiful work. #1634075
Kerby Pfrangle 7/25/2005 2:54:08 AMBob
Congratulations on your second place win.
Job well done.
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Kathleen K. Parker 7/25/2005 4:52:22 AMCongratulations on your win, Bob!
Colette M. Metcalf 7/25/2005 5:14:21 AMCongrats, Bob!!! #1634899
Murry Grigsby 7/25/2005 6:08:59 AMCongratulations on your story-book image and win Bob!! #1635119
Linda D. Lester 7/25/2005 6:49:24 AMCongratulations!!!! #1635249
Alton I. Vance 7/25/2005 7:46:00 AMFantastic shot. Crisp and clean. It's almost unbelievable that you can still get pictures of these old steam trains in operation. I really like this shot. It is not only a great composition it also take me back in history. Thanks for sharing this from North Wales and congratulations on you win. Alton #1635595
KHAWLA Haddad 7/25/2005 8:39:02 AMCongratulations on this wonderful winner!!! #1635964
Noel Baebler 7/25/2005 8:50:33 AMHuzzah, Bob! Terrrific winning image!!! #1636030
bob cornelison 7/25/2005 12:33:08 PMAwesome shot!
Serena Pierce 7/25/2005 4:29:28 PMGreat image Bob, Congratulations!! #1638014
Terry R. Hatfield 7/25/2005 6:01:54 PMThis Is One Of The Best Train Images I Have Seen Bob!!A Big Congratulations To You On Your Win!! #1638323
Lori Carlson 7/25/2005 7:26:46 PMCongrats on you win Bob!!! I still think it is just great!! :0) #1638496
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Joy Rector 8/4/2005 5:22:11 AMcongratson your POTD #1675186
Pawel Smykalla 12/12/2005 4:35:46 AMCongratulations!!!!
Dennis Flanagan 1/29/2006 1:38:44 PMBob,
I just saw this photo today for the first time. It is fabulous. The editing was excellent as well. Did you use photoshop? #2352972
Amanda Price 9/9/2006 8:28:09 AMBob, someone on flickr has stolen your image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/divi/ #3287461
Susan T. Evans 9/9/2006 12:45:15 PMYes, Amanda is correct, this image has been stolen. #3288443
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Colonial Country Club, at 2736 Countrywood Parkway in Cordova, has been sold in lieu of foreclosure for $2 million.
CC Club Holdings LLC bought the property Nov. 13 from Colonial Country Club. The sale followed a vote in September by club members to sell to CC Club Holdings.
James W. Russell Jr. signed the warranty deed in lieu of foreclosure as president of Colonial Country Club.
Russell also acted as beneficiary in CC Club Holdings' $2.5 million deed of trust, assignment of rents and security agreement in conjunction with the purchase.
The 371.5-acre property, at North Germantown Parkway and Interstate 40, includes 36 golf holes, six tennis courts, swimming pool, clubhouse and other amenities.
The club's facilities, built in 1972, total 58,430 square feet. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $3.6 million.
The sale also included a 1.3-acre vacant parcel.
Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports– Daily News staff
Leaders of Christ Community Health Services broke ground Tuesday, Nov. 19, for a new health center in Frayser.
The center at Thomas Street and Frayser Boulevard will work in tandem with Christ Community's existing clinic at 3124 N. Thomas, in the nearby Northgate shopping center.
The $5 million, 19,000-square-foot center is scheduled to open in the fall of 2014 and will include a health clinic, dental services and a pharmacy.
Construction of the center is being paid for with a grant. The land was bought and donated by a private donor.
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Literacy Mid-South is moving to Playhouse on the Square effective Dec. 1, leaving its transitional space at United Methodist Neighborhood Centers.
The literacy organization will be housed on the fifth floor at Playhouse, which will be its new home after five months in a temporary space in search of something more permanent. The group's executive director, Kevin Dean, sent out notice of the move earlier this week and said the group looks forward to "new collaboration potential with our office mates," such as Project Green Fork, Indie Memphis and others.
Literacy Mid-South earlier this year moved to United Methodist Neighborhood Centers from the Cooper-Young area, a move that shrunk its space from 10,000 square feet to about 1,700 square feet. That change resulted in savings that the group plowed back into literacy programs.
– Andy Meek
A small but growing medical-equipment maker has selected the One Commerce Square building Downtown for its corporate headquarters.
Restore Medical Solutions will relocate from its current office space at 62 N. Main St. in January, occupying around 4,250 square feet in One Commerce Square.
The One Commerce space will house the company's executive and support staff, while its assembly and distribution operations will be housed at the Memphis Bioworks Foundation building on South Dudley Street.
Phil Dagastino Jr. and Bentley Pembroke of Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors Asset Services represented One Commerce Square in the transaction.
Restore Medical's new headquarters is another ray of light for One Commerce Square and the Downtown office market as a whole, which has been saddled with a vacancy rate of 29.6 percent.
This year, Pinnacle Airlines decided to relocate to Minneapolis and vacate 170,000 square feet in One Commerce Square. However, the state of Tennessee, which is vacating the Donnelley J. Hill State Office Building, is leasing 100,000 square feet in One Commerce.
Restore Medical, founded by Flynn and Ryan Ramkhelawan, moved from Atlanta to Memphis in 2012 to participate in the inaugural class of Memphis Bioworks' ZeroTo510 accelerator program. Among other developments, the company invented a surgical tray and method that increases speed and efficacy in reprocessing sterile surgical instruments.
– Amos Maki
While Tennessee residents have been slow to buy health insurance through a new online exchange, state officials said Monday that the number of people being directed to the state's expanded Medicaid program is higher than expected.
The online insurance marketplaces and the Medicaid expansions are part of President Barack Obama's health care law.
Officials had projected that the exchanges would identify nearly 47,000 people who are eligible for TennCare but not enrolled.
However, TennCare Director Darin Gordon told Gov. Bill Haslam during a Monday budget hearing the figure will more likely be about 52,000 for fiscal year 2015.
"It is concerning," Gordon said. "But at this point, we don't have anything to cause us to revise our numbers."
Just in case, Gordon is asking the governor for an additional $180 million in the agency's budget. He stressed the importance of TennCare maintaining a healthy reserve, which is currently about $315 million.
"If ... we start seeing increases in those numbers on eligible but not enrolled, we need to make sure we have adequate reserves to be able to make sure that it helps make those rough places smooth," Gordon said.
So far, only about 1,000 people have purchased health insurance through the online exchange in Tennessee. Part of the problem may be due to issues with the website to purchase the insurance.
There are about 982,000 uninsured people in Tennessee. Before Tennessee officials decided earlier this year not to participate in a partnership with the federal government in establishing a health insurance exchange, they estimated that about 300,000 could participate in the insurance marketplace. Some estimates put that number as high as 600,000.
– The Associated Press
Compensation costs for U.S. workers rose modestly in the July-September quarter as the cost of benefits such as health insurance rose more rapidly than wages and salaries.
The Labor Department says that compensation increased a seasonally adjusted 0.4 percent in the third quarter compared to the April-June quarter when compensation had risen 0.5 percent. Wages and salaries, which make up 70 percent of compensation costs, rose 0.3 percent in the third quarter while benefits were up 0.7 percent.
Over the past 12 months, compensation costs have risen a modest 1.9 percent. The Great Recession, which saw millions lose their jobs, has kept a lid on wage growth. That has meant low inflation overall, a factor that has allowed the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates low to boost the economy.
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- "How many 5 year-olds could you take on at once?" was a question brought up a few years ago that got a bunch of people (mostly guys) thinking about how tough kindergarteners are. Generally, the answer should be approximately one or two times your weight's worth of 5yo's, depending on how athletic you are. [url]
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ROCKFORD - Headed in to today's NIC-10 wrestling meet at Jefferson with only six wrestlers, and uncharacteristically empty at the heavier weights, the Freeport wrestling team still has what head coach Anthony Dedmond considers title contenders at multiple spots.
"This is my 10th year, and I've always had a good heavyweight or someone up there. Not this year," Dedmond said. "This is a rebuilding year, and we've got nobody above 138 and just six total. But the guys we're putting out there will fight for everything. We've got some kids who can make a run."
One of those is junior Austin Anderson (22-3), who is ranked 10th in the state in the latest Class 2A poll at 106, although three other wrestlers at that weight in the league have 18 or more wins. Nothing will come easy, but Dedmond likes the mindset his small but hard-working team has.
"Some of the younger kids have to get rid of that shell-shocked feeling," Dedmond said. "But lack of numbers won't hold this group back."
Seniors Ryan Angell (8-15 at 132) and Allan Hornung (7-11 at 138), sophomore Jarid Stimpert (17-10 at 120) as well as freshmen Darren Sims (14-13 at 113) and Tyler Matthews (4-8 at 126) will also see if they can build some momentum headed into next week's regionals.
Hononegah is the heavy favorite to win the team title. The Indians are 21-3 in duals, and are ranked fourth in the state at the Class 3A level.
Wrestling will kick off at 9 a.m. at Jefferson with the finals expected to begin at 3 p.m. Next weekend the conference teams will split up into 2A and 3A regional brackets.
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I never had anyone point this feature out before so i figured id mention it
Its not very often we use the IGNORE function but i have found this out
The original poster of this topic, SHABE_15, has you on their ignore list. You are unable to reply to the threads they start.
So i think this is a very brilliant idea to keep lamers out of ur threads... Dont like what a user is saying? PUT HIM ON IGNORE and he wont be able to responde to ur thread!
this woulda been lovely if ever pointed out because it could have stop many useless post to many of our threads!
has anyone elese noticed this feature before ? and has it been posted by JP as a feature??


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Kristin Cavallari & Jay Cutler: Pregnant!
Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler are expecting a baby, her rep confirms to JustJared.com.
"We are thrilled to announce we are expecting our first child together. It's an amazing time in our life and we can't wait to meet the new addition to our growing family." Kristin, 25, and Chicago Bears quarterback Jay, 28, said in a statement to People.
Kristin and Jay were engaged back in April, but called it off in July. Back in November, the two reconciled!
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More than 400 children and adults, some as young as two years old, are expected to attend an event in Wyndmoor on Saturday, June 15, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to honor a great man who died way too young and to learn firsthand about the importance of giving back to the community. They will all walk in support of education funds for children who have lost a parent.
The event, to be held at LaSalle College High School, 8605 Cheltenham Ave. in Wyndmoor, is part of an effort by a local non-profit organization, Brave Hearts for Strong Minds, to gather the community to collect education funds for children who need it the most. "This event," explained Michael Norton, the group's executive director, "is our connection to the community, and we are excited to not only spread the word about a great man, Tom Reilly, but also to share what we all knew was his abundant generosity to others.
"Working directly with children who have lost a parent, we have been able to develop an event that not only supports an excellent cause but also provides a day of fun-filled activities for people to enjoy while getting to understand the need for giving back to the community."
Volunteers who register to walk will receive T-shirts and food but will also get to enjoy music and an assortment of fun activities and games. "This is a great opportunity for our kids," said Reilly's widow, Christa, of Fort Washington. "It gives us a chance to allow the kids to remember their father and all of the wonderful things he did for others. He was the type of man who would pull over on the side of the road during a snowstorm to help someone with a flat tire. He always made time for others in need."
Brave Hearts for Strong Minds (BHSM) was started in 2012 after a beloved community member, Tom Reilly, died of a sudden heart attack on March 29, 2011, at the age of 43, leaving behind his wife and four children, all under the age of 10. In the year that followed, the realization of the struggles Tom's family now had to endure became evident. One of the most notable of these concerns was the family's ability to provide financially for the children's education.
"Reflecting on Tom's compassion and friendship," said Joe Spause, a BHSM spokesman (also Tom's brother-in-law), "we came up with a way to ease the burden for not only Tom's children but for other families within local communities for generations to come … In addition, this year we are partnering with Cradles to Crayons to collect baby items for their 'Gear Up for Baby' drive. Tom would have helped every stranger in the world if he could, and we'd like to continue paying it forward for him now that he is gone."
Tom Reilly owned his own insulation business and did carpentry work. He was an absolute savant at building things. He and his wife and children lived together, and his family still resides, in Fort Washington, but Tom grew up in Chestnut Hill. One of BHSM's board members, Daniel Dwyer, also lives in Chestnut Hill.
Starting last year, each year on the Saturday before Father's Day, BHSM will gather families, friends, local businesses and community members for a day of food, fun, walking and music at LaSalle College High School. The celebration of community culminates by having walkers raise funds on their own personalized participant pages in which all proceeds are donated to education funds for children who have lost a parent. Last year more than 300 men, women and children from all five counties in the region attended, and BHSM hopes to increase that number on June 15.
According to Michael Norton, "Our goal as an organization is to provide educational assistance for as many families that have experienced the loss of a parent as possible by creating a pay-it-forward network. We are asking that those families who receive aid also become brave hearts who work to create strong minds by helping to organize and choose the future events and recipients."
Last year's event made an immediate impact on Tom Reilly's children — Deryn, 10; Liam, 9; Madden, 6, and Molly, 4. "The event," said Norton, "not only serves to benefit the education fund but also provides a way for the children to remember their father as someone who gave back to the community. After two years, a new family is chosen, and the previous family must 'pay it forward' by running the event which helps another family in need."
Anyone can contribute to the June 15 event by signing up to walk and pledge to raise funds online at www.braveheartsforstrongminds.org. Also, if you know of a family who have suffered the loss of a parent and could benefit from BHSM, you may ask them to complete the new recipient family application on the organization's website.
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Cyphers and Hess Win Civitan Awards
Nashville, Tenn. – The Nashville City Civitan Club met on Wednesday at Swett's Restaurant to hand out the A.D. Hancock-Walter Nipper Basketball Awards. Among those receiving recognition were Tennessee State's Kesi Hess and Jordan Cyphers.
Athletic Director Teresa Phillips, head men's basketball coach Travis Williams and head women's basketball coach Larry Joe Inman joined the local civic organization to honor Hess and Cyphers for their athletic achievements.
The award was named after former Civitan members who had a vision to help young people through sports programs. It recognizes those individuals who excel on the court and in the classroom, as well as those who exemplify good sportsmanship.
Cyphers is currently a graduate student at TSU and just completed a senior campaign in which he averaged 12.1 points and 2.3 rebounds per contest. He also led the team with a free throw percentage of 87.
Hess also finished her TSU career this past season and was the Lady Tigers' main scoring option, averaging 12.9 points a game. The Dublin, Ohio native was named Second Team All-OVC earlier this year.
Phillips was also on hand to witness her son Micah receive the recognition in the high school division. Micah is currently a senior at Hillsboro.
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LAUREL HILL � Using the city's unreserved account or fuel tax revenue and requesting county funding to cover road repairs were discussion points during the City Council's workshop on Tuesday.
LAUREL HILL � Using the city's unreserved account or fuel tax revenue and requesting county funding to cover road repairs were discussion points during the City Council's workshop on Tuesday.
Council chair Larry Hendren, following a city auditor's advice, suggested using funds from the city's unreserved account.
�I think there is enough money to isolate $83,000 (from the $199,572 account) and start on some road repair business," he said.
The account received funding last year through reimbursements, Hendren said.
Such credits are undependable or unlikely to recur, and these funds may not be easily replenished, Councilman Robby Adams said.
�It is money we will not be able to count on every year,� he said. �We are not going to get an insurance claim of $29,000 or a Gulf Power refund for $37,000 (every year).�
More dependable is a $30,000 state allocation the city annually receives from fuel tax revenue.
The city had been using fuel tax money to pick up roadside debris, against Florida statute, Mayor Joan Smith said.
"We are not supposed to be paying for it (debris pickup) out of that fund. Now, we are going to have to take it out of another fund," she said.
Road construction and maintenance, and purchase of transportation facilities, are within the statute's allowances.
Council members suggested opening a checking account to track how the money was being spent on road maintenance.
The council recently sent a letter to Okaloosa County commissioners requesting assistance with repaving unspecified roads.
The city would cover the cost of asphalt, while the county would be responsible for paving the roads, under the proposal.
City leaders sent the letter to Public Works Director John Hofstad, who could bring it before the board of commissioners, Hendren said.
There is no expected date to hear a response from the commissioners, he said.
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The Laurel Hill City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Feb. 7 at City Hall, 8209 State Road 85.
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As the governor's race between Republican Bruce Rauner Gov. Pat Quinn gets underway, there's plenty of talk about streamlining government.
As the governor's race between newly nominated Republican contender BRUCE RAUNER and Democratic incumbent PAT QUINN gets underway, there's plenty of talk about streamlining government.
Rauner certainly hit on the point during a Chicago news conference last week, where he introduced Democrats and independents supporting his campaign, including his Democratic wife, DIANA.
"We need to become lean, efficient, effective and transparent," Rauner said at the Hotel Allegro in Chicago. "Reduce the role of government, reduce the cost of government overall."
Rauner said this in relation not just to state government, but referencing that Illinois has the most local units of government of any state. He said the number was more than 7,000, which is a little high. The U.S. Census Bureau's 2012 Census of Governments put the Illinois number at 6,968, or 26 fewer than it had been in 2007. Still, the second-place state in this dubious category in the 2012 count was Pennsylvania, and Illinois topped that state's number by more than 2,000.
As I happened to be in Chicago Thursday morning, I was able to ask Rauner if, given that the number of state employees has actually gone down in recent years, he thinks there should be still fewer.
While he gave no number, he certainly indicated that's the direction he wants to go.
"The use of technology in state government in Illinois is woefully behind most other states and way, way behind the private sector and business," Rauner said. "As a result, the productivity per government worker is much lower than other organizations.
"We need to drive productivity and efficiency and effectiveness in government, so we can drive down the cost, provide important services," he added. "Government is there to provide services that are needed. We need to provide them efficiently and effectively, so we don't have our tax burden too high, so we can have small-business owners stay in the state and come to the state to grow and create jobs."
I had framed my question by saying the state had many more employees under Republican governors than it has under the recent Democratic regimes, and it turns out that is the case. According to figures from comprehensive annual financial reports of the State Employees' Retirement System, the number of employees covered by that system was 81,680 as of June 30, 2002. That would be during the final year of Republican Gov. GEORGE RYAN's single term. Back in 1994, when Republican Gov. JIM EDGAR was on the way to winning his second term, the number was 78,440.
The big drop came by the summer of 2003, when the number fell nearly 11,500 from the previous year to 70,192. Most left under an early retirement initiative that thousands decided to take as Democratic Gov. ROD BLAGOJEVICH came into office.
The reported figure as of June 30, 2013 — which generally includes state workers other than legislators and judges in executive, legislative and judicial branches, but doesn't include higher education institutions — was 61,545.
Thus, the number of state employees dropped by more than 20,100 people — nearly 25 percent of the workforce — from 2002 to 2013.
That's just something to consider as these discussions of smaller government continue. And while some employees in all fields are better than others, it's also clear that many state workers have had a ton of extra work to do as colleagues have departed.
Rauner introduced his wife, who is president of the Ounce of Prevention Fund, based in Chicago.
"She has dedicated her life to education, high-quality educational opportunities for everyone in Illinois, especially our youngest children who are disadvantaged and suffering from low incomes and challenging backgrounds," Rauner said.
"People who know Bruce well know that he feels very strongly about civic issues, and he's not shy about sharing his opinions," Diana Rauner said. "If you know us both, you know that we don't agree on everything, and sometimes, we disagree rather heatedly. But I know that Bruce has no greater passion than helping to make the world a better place, especially for the young, the immigrant, the striving."
She said that without a reversal of the state's economic decline, "nothing else matters," so "at this point, I believe that leadership is more important than ideology. We need pragmatic leadership that is not beholden to anyone. And so for me, it's not about Republican or Democrat, it's now or never. We need a warrior to go to battle for our children and for the future of our state."
Candidate Rauner was asked about differences with some of his endorsers, including the Rev. JAMES MEEKS, a former member of the state Senate from Chicago who was a strong opponent of same-sex marriage — an issue Rauner said during the campaign he wanted to leave to voters in a referendum. Meeks wasn't among people at last week's news conference, but is for Rauner.
"Nobody here in front of you, nobody in my world, agrees 100 percent on everything, and frankly, sometimes I disagree with myself," Rauner said. "You know what? Life is not about agreeing. Virtually no human being agrees 100 percent on everything. That's OK."
But he said every voter wants "more jobs and a booming economy" as well as value for their tax dollar and education. He also said a "vast majority" want term limits for lawmakers "to help rip out the corruption and the endemic kind of sclerotic structure and culture in Springfield."
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If they wanted to, TODD MAISCH and KIM CLARKE MAISCH could have a business roundtable every day in their kitchen.
The board of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce last week named Todd Maisch, 48, now its executive vice president, to become the new CEO of the organization as of July 1. He's been with the chamber for 20 years and is taking the place of DOUG WHITLEY, 64, who is retiring at the end of June.
Kim Clarke Maisch has been state director of the National Federation of Independent Business for 15 years, representing 11,000 members in Illinois. The chamber has 3,500 members.
Married for 18 years, they are parents of two boys, ages 11 and 7.
"We leave work at work," Kim said. "We don't fight over business issues."
"Luckily, we agree a vast majority of the time anyway," Todd said.
They met while both worked on the staff of then-House GOP Leader LEE DANIELS.
Todd is a Peoria native who moved to Decatur with his family as a high school freshman. At the chamber, he was chosen to become CEO after a nationwide search, said RAY DRAKE, chamber board chairman and president of state government affairs for UPS.
"As I look forward to the next 10 years and beyond," Todd told me, "what really stands out is how diverse and complex issues are becoming for employers, and the chamber needs to continually up its game if it's going to adequately represent the interest of employers."
Best of luck in the new role.
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Wyoming Cowboys Luke Martinez Suspended Indefinitely
Just over two weeks after Luke Martinez fractured a bone in his shooting hand during a bar fight in downtown Laramie, the Wyoming senior guard has been suspended indefinitely. University of Wyoming athletics officials announced Monday that charges have been filed against Martinez over the incident on December 30, 2012.
An announcement about the injury came two weeks ago on December 31. The news about the fight became public last week, when initially police said no charges were going to be filed. Martinez was arrested Sunday.
With the ongoing legal action, Wyoming Coach Larry Shyatt, nor any other UW official will have any further comment.
He was the Cowboys second leading scorer this season, averaging 14.5 points per game. He was also averaging 3 rebounds per game and led the squad with 25 steals this season. Martinez was shooting 42.2 percent from deep and had made a team-high 35 3-point field goals.
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