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Tell us a little about who your are and how you got here.
I am well recognized for my work as a supervising character animator on many of the Disney classic films. My career spans almost three decades and I have designed characters and animated on thirteen feature films such as The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Tarzan, and The Lion King.
Long ago, I was a frustrated young engineer, in Pennsylvania, who was inspired by Disney classic films. I wrote a letter to Walt Disney Feature Animation, and they told me learn my animation skills at CalArts. So I put together a portfolio and the rest is history…….straight from school to the belly of the beast……Disney.
When did you begin creating and working in this industry?
While going to school, I animated on Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories "Family Dog". Directly after school I animated on my first feature, Oliver and Company.
What job title best describes what you do?
I've been a hand-drawn Animator for many years. But now my career path is moving toward pre-production and story. Storyboard Artist is how I might now describe myself. I've boarded, directed, character designed, wrote scripts, drawn layouts, and even wrote music for and animated short. Maybe the best title would be Animation Professional.
What city and country are you living in?
I live in Acton, CA on a small ranch that houses my wife, dogs, cats, horses, chickens and the rest of my zoo. Did I mention I like animals?
Who do you feel has inspired you the most?
Marc Davis, Hal Ambro, Glen Keane, Mike Gabriel, and many others – all animator/artists that bring life to whatever they touch.
What are you currently working on?
Storyboard development of an animated feature. I'm also illustrating a children's book. And animating a short film in my spare time.
What would you like to be achieve in the next 5 years?
Storyboarding and directing.
How did you first hear of The Creative Talent Network and what are your expectations, goals and feelings about being a member?
I was told by a recruiter that this is the place to be to be recognized for my accomplishments. Being in animation is not glamorous, nor is one famous. My art is well recognized, but I can easily be forgotten. Having a place to display and be recognized is essential for an artist driving his career foreword and up.
I hope I will have the opportunity to get to know other artists and network with those that can help me accomplish my careers goals into the future.
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---- — So, you think carnivals and county fairs are all fun and games? Not everyone would agree.
Last week, a 30-year-old New Hampshire father suffered the third-worst thing that can happen to you at a carnival. (First, someone forgot to tighten the bolts on the Tilt-a-Whirl. Second, your teenage daughter runs away with "The Astounding Half Man-Half Crocodile!")
That is, of course, he lost his entire life savings playing one of those impossible-to-win carnival games.
The tragic episode should serve to provide the rest of us with important lessons about life, and carnivals.
The poor victim, Henry Gribbohm, went to a Manchester, N.H., carnival with $300 in his pocket and a dream of using his mad ball-tossing skills to win his kids an Xbox Kinect. His game of choice was "Tubs of Fun," which requires the contestant to toss two balls into a slanted bucket, without either bouncing out.
A couple of practice throws showed that the game was in fact a cinch to win, so Gribbohm handed over his $5.
It is here that I offer a real-life secret of the carnival industry. When you get a practice throw with one ball, the second ball is already sitting in the bucket. That ball blunts the momentum of the thrown ball, making it very easy to keep it from bouncing out. With no balls in the bucket, however, it's virtually impossible to keep one from coming out.
Gribbohm lost and lost again. The game operator apparently offered him double or nothing — all his money back, plus the prize, and in no time, the $300 was gone. Who among us hasn't lost $300 the same way?
Undaunted, and showing the admirable never-surrender American spirit, Gribbohm left the carnival, drove to the closest mall and purchased an Xbox Kinect anyway. Oh, wait, that's wrong.
He actually gathered up the rest of his life savings — $2,300 — and headed back to the carnival. Double or nothing? You bet. And in no time, the rest of his money was gone. Nothing left for fried dough or giant turkey legs or diapers for the baby in Gribbohm's stroller.
Gribbohm figured that the only way he possibly could have lost at the game is if it was rigged, so he went back to complain. According to him, they gave back $600 and a giant stuffed Rastafarian banana as consolation.
Where to start.
Most of us realize that carnival rides can kill us instantly, but if it only costs us four tickets, heck, it's worth the risk. We also know that carnival food can kill us even more certainly, albeit in a slower, more artery-clogging manner.
I thought it was also self-evident that all carnival games are rigged in some way, but apparently there are those who were not aware.
Those basketball rims are bent, the balls are over-inflated, and the baskets themselves are 11½ feet tall.
Those rings are almost exactly the same size as the bottles you're trying to throw them on. The sights are askew on those BB guns. Also, those balloons are made of military-grade Kevlar and wouldn't pop if hit repeatedly by a machete, let alone by a dulled dart.
Here's another real secret: When you have to knock down three bottles with just one throw, inevitably one of those bottles will be weighted. When they show you how easy it is, the weighted one will be on top, ready to topple. When you pay, the weighted one is on the bottom, impervious to the force of a softball.
Also, the bearded woman is actually a man. The world's smallest horse is actually a cleverly shaved gerbil. The haunted house is not "the scariest ride of your life," but you won't be able to prove it in a court of law.
Technically, you just shouldn't play these games. The prizes are virtually worthless. Sure, those giant stuffed animals look cool, but they're filled with salvaged asbestos and stitched together by 5-year-old factory workers. Costs the carnival about 87 cents. Offer the carny $20, and he might give you one without the frustration of playing the game.
Still, it can be fun, like roulette or lottery tickets, to try to beat the odds. If you have to play, play smart.
Put some of your life savings into an IRA or a 401K plan at work. It will then be harder to get if you have a burning need to try the rope ladder just one more time.
Realize that your average smiling carny is not as friendly and generous as you might think. If he says double or nothing, he means nothing. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Maybe a stuffed banana, if you're lucky.
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On Nov. 17 against the University of Oklahoma, Austin recorded his most prolific performance of the season when he registered an astounding 572 all-purpose yards, the second-highest total all-purpose yards in a single game in FBS history and a Big 12 Conference record. In the 50-49 shootout loss to the Sooners, Austin set West Virginia's single-game rushing record with 344 yards, and his two rushing touchdowns made him the first Mountaineer in school history to score a touchdown four different ways (receiving, rushing, kick and punt return) in one season.
"I like the way Tavon Austin plays the game," said Paul Hornung. "He is tough, he generates yardage almost every way possible and has a nose for the end zone. Tavon Austin is a deserving winner of the Paul Hornung Award. We look forward to having him with us at our banquet in Louisville in February."


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Services for John Thomas Guthrie Sr., 77, Konawa, are 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20, 2013, at Southwest Church of Christ in Ada. Floyd Kaiser will officiate. Burial will be in Round Timber Cemetery, Round Timber, Texas.
Mr. Guthrie died Sept. 18, 2013, at Oklahoma City. He was born Jan. 1, 1936, in Round Timber, Texas, to J.B. and Blanche (Howard) Guthrie.
He came to Oklahoma from Texas 45 years ago and made his home in Konawa. He owned J.& J. Electric company for many years and then was a consultant for Centerpoint Oil Company. He was a member of the Southwest Church of Christ in Ada.
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Survivors include his wife, Karen Guthrie, of the home in Konawa; one son, John Guthrie Jr., Oklahoma City; two daughters and sons-in-law, Pam and Dirk Davis, Weatherford, Texas; Lisa and Rick Griffin, Stratford; two stepsons, Paul Thompson, Supulpa; Heath Thompson and wife Shannon, Lubbuck, Texas; two sisters, Billye Snyder, Seymour, Texas, Sue Cooper, Seymour, Texas; eight grandchildren, Jared Griffin and wife AshLee, Hunter Griffin, Justin Chapman and husband Barnabas, McKenzie Dove and husband Michael, Evan Davis, Tanner Thompson, Taylor Thompson, Teigan Thompson; four great-grandchildren, Beau and Kreece Griffin, Henry and Beckett Chapman; and his mother-in-law, Eunie Adams.
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Roseau - Allan "Buddy" Magnusson, 73, died on Sunday, February 6, 2005 at the Roseau Area Hospital.
Funeral services for Allan "Buddy" Magnusson were held on Friday, February 11 at Messiah Lutheran Church in Roseau.
Allan "Buddy" Magnusson, the son of Hazel (Johnson) and M.B. (Mike) Magnusson was born on November 12, 1931 in Duxby Township, Roseau County.
Buddy attended country school in Duxby and also the Roseau school. In 1949, he graduated from the Northwest School of Agriculture in Crookston.
Buddy served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He enlisted on December 11, 1952 and was Honorably Discharged on December 1, 1954.
On August 7, 1955, Buddy and Donna (Fugleberg) were united in marriage at Moe Lutheran Church in Roseau. They moved into Buddy's parents' farm in December 1959 and later purchased the farm in 1960. Buddy and Donna have lived there since, farming and raising their family. For the past 12 years Buddy served as the Roseau County Veterans Service Officer.
Buddy has been involved in numerous organizations in the area; The Roseau Elevator, Dairy Herd Improvement Association, local Land O'Lakes Board, Breeding Association, Roseau Agricultural Society, Farm Credit Association, the Lions, American Legion, VFW, local 4-H program, the Federal Land Bank, Red River Valley Development Board.
He served on the Roseau County Fair Board for 27 years, was a Hospice volunteer, lifetime member of Messiah Lutheran Church and served on the counsel along with many other church affiliated groups.
He was awarded the following: 1970 King Agassiz, 1974 Honored Dairyman of the Red River Valley Winter Shows, 1984 Outstanding Farm Family of the Year Award, 1986 Red River Valley Farmer and Homemaker Award, 1994 Top Aggie Award, 1998 Ninth District Outstanding Fair Person of the Year.
Buddy loved his family and especially enjoyed it when the grandchildren were around. He liked woodworking, yard work, reading, serving the Veterans of Roseau County, spending time at the Duxby Deer Camp and his annual fishing trip to Canada with his sons and grandsons.
Buddy Magnusson passed away on Sunday, February 6, 2005 at the Roseau Area Hospital. He was 73 years old.
He is survived by his wife Donna of Roseau; children, Steve (Kristy) Magnusson of Grand Forks, N.D., Doug (Teri) Magnusson of Roseau, Julie (Jeff) Eaton of Roseau, Mark (Lane) Magnusson of Fergus Fall, Pam (Ted) Bettin of Thief River Falls, Yhone (Dawn) Magnusson of Roseau, Cindy (Randy) Holmgren of Roseau and Tim (Melissa) Magnusson of Thief River Falls; 17 grandchildren; sisters, Phyllis (Ernie) Teie of Pequot Lakes and Yona Gail Urness of Indianapolis, Ind.; sisters-in-law, Peggy Magnusson and June Magnusson and many nieces, nephews and other relatives and his many wonderful friends.
Buddy's parents, M.B. and Hazel Magnusson, brothers Udell, Vernon, Yvonne, James all precede him in death. A00003B2005FB16


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The loser of the SEC championship, whether it be Alabama or Georgia, will in all likelihood slip out of contention for an at-large berth in the BCS. Thats because Florida, whose season is done, will be ensured of the SECs second and final spot in the BCS if it finishes in the top four in the BCS.
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Saban sees a big similarity, no pun intended, between Georgia nose tackle John Jenkins and Terrence Cody, who anchored Alabamas defensive line when it won the national title a few years ago.
Hes hard to block, Saban said of Jenkins. Any time you play an odd defense, a 3-4 defense, and cant block the nose guard, makes it hard to run a lot of plays.
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Injury update
Georgia reserve nose tackle Mike Thornton looks unlikely to play Saturday. Thornton, who usually only plays when Jenkins and Kwame Geathers need a break, suffered a leg injury in the fourth quarter against Georgia Tech.
He got it sprained pretty good, I know that, Richt said. Whether or not hell make it to the game or not, Im not certain. My guess is if we were playing a game tomorrow he wouldnt be able to do it, but well see how he recovers.
Recruiting update
Georgia has reeled in its second junior college recruit in less than a week.
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- Celebrate Independence Day with S.D. State Park Events
- Northern Fort Playhouse Takes Center Stage at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park in July
- State Parks Offers Summer Nature Camps for Kids
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Celebrate Independence Day with S.D. State Park Events
PIERRE, S.D. -- The Fourth of July is always a busy time at state parks across South Dakota. If you are planning to be at a state park during the holiday period, make plans to attend one of the following events.
- 4th of July Campsite Decorating Contest, July 4-7, Oakwood Lakes State Park near Volga, Lake Poinsett Recreation Area near Arlington and Lake Thompson Recreation Area near Lake Preston. Info: 605-627-5441
- 4th of July Parade, Thursday, July 4, 10 a.m. CDT, West Bend Recreation Area west of Pierre. Info: 605-773-2885
- Red, White and Blue Bike Parade, Thursday, July 4, 10 a.m. CDT, Lewis and Clark Recreation Area near Yankton. Info: 605-668-2985
- Family Game Time, Thursday, July 4, 10 a.m. CDT, Mina Lake Recreation Area near Aberdeen. Info: 605-626-3488
- Parrot Program, Thursday, July 4, and Saturday, July 6, 11 a.m. CDT. Newton Hills State Park near Canton. Info: 605-987-2263
- Classic Fourth at the Fort, Thursday, July 4, 1-4 p.m. CDT. Fort Sisseton Historic State Park near Lake City. Info: 605-448-5474
- Kids' Patriotic Bike Parade, Thursday, July 4, 7 p.m. CDT, Snake Creek Recreation Area near Platte. Info: 605-337-2587
- Patriotic Bike Parade, Friday, July 5, 8 p.m. CDT, Big Sioux Recreation Area near Brandon. Info: 605-582-7243
- Nature Hike, Saturday, July 6, 9 a.m. CDT, Good Earth State Park at Blood Run near Sioux Falls. Info: 605-987-2263
- Family Game Time, Saturday, July 6, 10 a.m. CDT, Richmond Lake Recreation Area near Aberdeen. Info: 605-626-3488
- Patriotic Bike Parade, Saturday, July 6, 10 a.m. CDT, Lake Poinsett Recreation Area near Arlington. Info: 605-983-5085
- Red, White and Blue Bike Parade, Saturday, July 6, 11 a.m. CDT, Lake Vermillion Recreation Area near Canistota. Info: 605-296-3643
- Mr. Drip's Trip, Saturday, July 6, 2 p.m. CDT, Newton Hills State Park near Canton. Info: 605-987-2263
- Patriotic Bike Parade, Saturday, July 6, 2 p.m. CDT, Oakwood Lakes State Park near Bruce. Info: 605-627-5441
- Patriotic Bike Parade, Saturday, July 6, 2 p.m. CDT, Lake Thompson Recreation Area near Lake Preston. Info: 605-847-4893
- Independence Day Bike Parade, Saturday, July 6, 4 p.m. CDT, Newton Hills State Park near Canton. Info: 605-987-2263
- GPS Cache Dash Tournament, Saturday, July 6, 7 p.m. CDT. Lewis and Clark Recreation Area near Yankton. Info: 605-668-2985
- Firefly Hike, Saturday, July 6, 10 p.m. CDT. Lewis and Clark Recreation Area near Yankton. Info: 605-668-2985
There is no cost to participate in any of the events, although park entrance licenses are required. Visitors are encouraged to dress according to the weather. All participants in the bike parades are encouraged to wear helmets and appropriate shoes.
For more information on activities in South Dakota state parks, visit www.gfp.sd.gov, contact the individual park office, or call 605-773-3391.
Northern Fort Playhouse Takes Center Stage at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park in July
LAKE CITY, S.D. -- The Northern Fort Playhouse will present Swingtime Canteen and The Friendly Hour during its eighth season at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park throughout July.
Northern State University's Department of Theater and Fort Sisseton Historical State Park have joined with Northern Fort Playhouse Foundation to develop a summer playhouse of fine arts entertainment for park audiences.
"We are excited that the South Barracks will be transformed into a theater this July," said Katie Ceroll (sir 'RUHL), Fort Sisseton park manager. "Combining drama with the serene atmosphere and natural beauty of the lakes and prairies will make for a nice evening. This will be a highlight of our summer season."
The performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday evenings through July 20 with Sunday matinees on July 7 and 14. To make the event even more special, a wine and cheese reception has been added to the Friday night performances, a dinner theatre is offered on Saturday evenings and a luncheon precedes the play on Sunday afternoon. All meals are catered locally. The varied performance schedule provides an opportunity to catch both shows at convenient times:
Swingtime Canteen
- Friday, July 5, 7:30 p.m.
- Sunday, July 7, 2 p.m.
- Saturday, July 13, 7:30 p.m.
- Saturday, July 20, 7:30 p.m.
The Friendly Hour
- Saturday, July 6, 7:30 p.m.
- Friday, July 12, 7:30 p.m.
- Sunday, July 14, 2 p.m.
- Friday, July 19, 7:30 p.m.
The Northern Fort Playhouse offers a Ride Line from Aberdeen with stops in Groton and/or Webster, as requested. The cost is $8 per person, round trip.
For menus, directions and additional information visit www.northernfortplayhouse.com or call 605-467-3247.
Fort Sisseton Historic State Park is located 10 miles southwest of Lake City off South Dakota Highway 10. For additional information about the historical fort, visit www.gfp.sd.gov/fort-sisseton or call 605-448-5474.
State Parks Offers Summer Nature Camps for Kids
PIERRE, S.D. -- Three state parks are hosting nature day camps for kids ages 7-12. The camps are a great way for kids to explore the surrounding recreation area and focus on the outdoors.
Oakwood Lakes State Park near Volga is hosting a day camp from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CDT on Tuesday, July 9. Prepare for games, crafts and campfire cooking! Call 605-627-5441 to register.
"Track Detectives" at Angostura Recreation Area near Hot Springs is Wednesday, July 10, from 9:30 a.m. to noon MDT. Learn about the many animals of the area, how to identify common animal tracks, and make an animal track to take home. Call 605-745-6996 for more information or to register.
Palisades State Park near Garretson will teach participants about nocturnal animals with a hands-on lesson, craft project, hike/walk and games on July 11 at 9 a.m. CDT. This qualifies as a Junior Naturalist program. Call 605-394-3824 for more information and to register.
While the camps are geared for kids ages 7-12, younger children may attend if accompanied by an adult. Kids are reminded to wear clothing appropriate for the weather, and also bring bug spray, drinking water and shoes comfortable for walking. Sandals are not appropriate. No snacks or refreshments will be provided, but kids are welcome to bring their own. There is no fee for the camp; however a park entrance license is required to enter state parks and recreation areas.
For a complete list of state park events, visit South Dakota state parks on the web at www.gfp.sd.gov.
State Park Visitors Should Leave Fireworks at Home
PIERRE, S.D. -- The upcoming Fourth of July holiday is always a busy time in South Dakota's state parks and recreation areas. If you plan to celebrate at the parks, Game, Fish and Parks Department officials ask you to please leave fireworks at home.
According to Doug Hofer, state parks and recreation director, campgrounds are traditionally very busy with campers and other visitors enjoying the parks during the Independence Day period.
"Combining fireworks and large numbers of people creates a dangerous situation," said Hofer. "We appreciate your help to keep the parks safe and fun this Fourth of July."
Discharging fireworks is prohibited on all lands owned or leased by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks. The ban includes state parks, recreation areas, lakeside use areas, game production areas and nature areas. Discharging fireworks is also illegal within the boundaries of the Black Hills Forest Fire Protection District, national forests and national parks in South Dakota.
For more information on the South Dakota State Parks, visit www.gfp.sd.gov or call 605-773-3391.
SD State Parks Remind Visitors to Practice Mosquito Prevention
PIERRE, S.D. -- After the wet spring, the South Dakota Division of Parks and Recreation is reminding people to take measures to protect themselves from mosquitoes while outdoors this summer.
"The best prevention is to become knowledgeable on the subject," says Doug Hofer, director of the Division of Parks and Recreation. "By implementing just a few steps to decrease personal contact with mosquitoes, we can make outdoor experiences much more enjoyable this summer."
To prevent mosquito bites, the South Dakota Department of Health suggests the following steps:
- When outdoors, use mosquito repellent containing DEET, according to directions.
- Spray repellent on both skin and clothes, but avoid applying repellent to the hands of children, as it may irritate the eyes and mouth.
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The Puget Sound Business Journal reported that Port Angeles averages 86 births per 1,000 women, a rate that puts it 22nd in the nation.
Longview is second in the state and 25th in the nation, with a rate of 84 births per 1,000 women.
At 87 births per 1,000 women, Provo, Utah has the highest birth rate in the U.S. In 2011, Provo recorded 12,523 births.
Compared to the top cities, the national average is 54 births per 1,000 women.
The highest rates are in the South and West, while the lowest averages are found in cities in the Midwest and Eastern U.S.
The five major markets with the highest birthrates:
- Provo, Utah, 87 births per 1,000 women
- McAllen-Edinburg, Texas, 86
- Durham, N.C., 80
- Memphis, 77
- Boise, Idaho, 76
The five lowest rates for major markets:
- Albany, N.Y., 36 births per 1,000 women
- Springfield, Mass., 38
- Knoxville, Tenn., 39
- Bridgeport-Stamford, Conn., 41
- Dayton, Ohio, 43
On Numbers, the research division of American City Business Journals, analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data for this report.
A "birth," for the purposes of this research, refers to any instance a woman delivers at least one newborn. Additionally, the major markets are the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas.


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Safely Running Programs as root
This article is more about ending a bad habit than serious programming. How many of you regularly become root to do some routine task? I thought so. And, worse yet, how many of you just stay logged on as root because you know you can do what you want? That's too many.
One very common reason to become root is to run a shell script needing root privileges. For example, starting PPP is usually done by a script that must be run as root. For this article, I use that example as the basis for the code shown in Listing 1. There is nothing special about it—it just happens to be a common example. This same program can be modified to run other scripts requiring root privileges or to do other root-like tasks.
The first thing you need to understand is the meaning of the phrase "set UID on execution". This concept is the only patented feature in Unix. It is the ability to "look like another user" while executing a program. The most common example is running the passwd program to change your password. If you look at the permissions on the password file you will probably see something like this:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root 1260 Nov 3 10:05 /etc/passwd
Notice that only root has permission to write to the file. Now look at the permissions on the password program:
-rwsr-xr-x 1 root 10636 Jun 6 1996 /usr/bin/passwdNotice there is an s where you would expect an x to indicate execute permission for the owner. The s indicates the "set UID" bit is set.
Having the UID bit set means when you, as an ordinary user, execute the passwd program, the program is executed as if you were root. This enables you to change your password entry in /etc/passwd, but you won't be able to do anything else. The program itself (/usr/bin/passwd) is responsible for making sure you do only reasonable tasks; since you don't have write permission to the program, you can't change it.
If you understand set UID, you can now see how important it is in guaranteeing program security. For example, if your program has a way to get into the shell, it has a security hole.
While we are talking about security holes, one other approach is allowing shell scripts to run set UID. This ability actually exists in some Unix systems, and it opens huge security holes. Ideally, you must be able to read the script and trust it.
The program I wrote to start and stop PPP is in Listing 1. Its purpose is execution of the appropriate shell script to start or stop PPP, depending on whether it is called with an argument of on or off.
Most of the code is explained in the comments, but let me further explain a couple of items. First, I chose to set the PATH environment variable to a reasonable set of directories. It is important to do this to guarantee it's impossible to sneak an unauthorized executable into the program. Second, I used the execle system call to execute the appropriate script. execle passes the new environment to the called program, so it inherits the search path I set instead of the path of the calling user.
I also specified the full path name of the programs to run (see the #define lines)—another security consideration. It should be unnecessary after PATH has been set, but it's an inexpensive safety precaution.
Finally, the program must be installed properly. Once you have built the executable (make ppp), you should become root, move it to an appropriate directory (e.g., /usr/local/bin) and correctly set the permissions.
If you want anyone to be able to run the program, make sure it is owned by root and set the permissions to 4711. The leading 4 specifies setting the set UID bit. If you have a particular group of people you want to allow to run the program, change the group owner of the program to the appropriate group with permissions set to 4710.
That's it. If all goes well, you now have one less excuse to work logged in as root.
If you need a system for allocating various root tasks to ordinary users, solutions are readily available. Check out the sudo and super programs, which are included in most Linux distributions.
Phil Hughes is publisher of Linux Journal. In a past life he was a Unix systems programmer.
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Mark Sanford's Win Is No Surprise
Mark Sanford won the House seat in South Carolina because voters actually mattered.
A few weeks ago, former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford's campaign seemed a lost cause. His past scandal and current woes seemed too great a burden to overcome. Last night, however, Sanford handily won a U.S. House seat, besting Elizabeth Colbert Busch by more than nine percentage points (54 percent to 45 percent) in a special election.
While Democrats, after sinking substantial sums into the race, are likely both disappointed and somewhat surprised, the electoral history of congressional members embroiled in scandals has long suggested that taking out Sanford would be a tough task. Most prior political science research has shown that while incumbents (Sanford was about as close to an incumbent as a challenger could get) take a hit in their popular vote share for being involved in a scandal, most are also re-elected to Congress.
My own past research has found that between 1966 and 2002, a full two-thirds of incumbent members tainted by scandals who chose to run won their re-election campaigns. The reason for this is actually fairly simple: most voters would rather have a representative they agree with, even if that person's character is flawed, than they would have a morally perfect representative they disagree with.
In fact, this latter scenario is a nightmare for most partisans because not only do they end up with a representative they disagree with, but they get an incumbent whose character makes it difficult to kick them out of office in the future. As such, voters are apt to "hold their nose" and vote for their fellow partisan.
[See a collection of political cartoons on the Democratic Party.]
Clearly, this is what happened yesterday. The scandal cost Sanford about 10 percent of the vote (Romney won the district by about 20 percent), but it didn't cost him the seat. And though typically Republicans are hurt more by sex scandals than Democrats, and Democrats are hurt more by monetary scandals than Republicans, it's fairly easy to understand why, given the partisan leanings of the district, Sanford's experience was not much different from Rep. Charles Rangel's, D-N.Y., recent electoral history: a tougher primary than a general because, for the most part, primary elections are where character counts.
While it likely would have been better for the Republican party for Sanford to have lost the special election, so that it could put forward a less controversial candidate to claim the seat in 2014, the reality is that South Carolina's first congressional district leans too heavily Republican for the voters to elect a Democrat. As Speaker John Boehner explained, "Just like any one of us or any of the 435 members of Congress, we don't get to choose who [our colleagues] are." Welcome to democracy where voters actually matter.


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As w/you, I really hope the lockout did kill not all the good of last Season.
As w/you, I really hope the lockout did kill not all the good of last Season.
Class move by the Avs...
Remembering and Honouring Jessica Redfield Ghawi
Jessica was one of the victims of the Aurora Theatre shooting last summer. She was an up and coming Sports Reporter and was a huge Hockey fan. She was in the planning stages of putting together a drive of some sorts to collect used, but still in good shape, hockey equipment for the kids who lost everything in the wildfires last summer.
She really had a bright future ahead of her. Good on the Avs doing this.
What's hurt the momentum is the lousy play of Penner, Gagne, Richards and Carter.
Kings Mgmt did about the least amount of giveaways after the lockout than any team, because of the goodwill in town and of course the great feeling winning the Cup brought. And yes, their Twitter account is quite something. A great follow!
Kings at the Oilers tonight. Gotta beat this young team.
I just saw this on my Twitter feed...
NHL.com ~ The LA Kings raise their Stanley Cup Banner to the rafters
The perspective from the camera they had on the pole looking down was pretty neat.
Major OUCH here...
CBC Sports ~ Hockey Night In Canada ~ Did you see that? ~ Avs' Gabriel Landeskog gets crunched
Congrats to my other team, the Calgary Flames, on their first win of the season!!!
Did anyone else watch the Wild/Blues game that just ended about ten minutes ago? Wow!! Really great game w/a bit of everything. Great saves, great goals and OT to boot!! Which the Blues won at home. Can't ask for much more.
Especially when neither team are the ones I cheer for.
I watched the Wild/Blues game, but as a Wild fan, I was hoping for a different result! At least they got one point for OT ...
meggonzo, been there and done that myself far too many times. Which is why I was able to enjoy the game so much. I didn't have any stake in it other an enjoyable time of watching great hockey.
Did anyone else see the LA Kings' Stanley Cup Rings today? They were made by Tiffany, so the running joke's been, "Did they come in the pretty blue boxes?"
They are very blingy and sparkly and Oooooh la la!!!
With apologies to Vash, I have no idea why the NHL insists on keeping a team in Phoenix. The arena is more than half empty tonight. Where is the fan support that we saw during the playoffs?
Sorry bout that, Chicago!
Check out this awesome goal from St. Louis' Tarasenko tonight.
NHL.com ~ Vladimir Tarasenko w/out a doubt makes Plays of the Week for this coming Monday!!
Way to blow a lead Habs. Four minute penalty (resulting in PP Sabres goal) seriously? And then let the Sabres tie in the last two seconds?
I hope there's a better backup to Price than Budaj.
Wild just can't seem to catch a break lately
Not an uber hockey fan here, but I'm glad the lockout is over. I'm very happy for our CA cousins who are diehard LA Kings fans.
^ Then I'm happy for you too!
Our cousins got engaged @ a Kings game with the bride to be's parents in attendance. The proposal was shown on the jumbotron. Their "save the date" card was done in the form of a King's game ticket.
My brother in law, born in Philly but lives in Albany, NY must also be thrilled for the season to be back. He's a diehard Flyers' fan (also for the Phillies and Eagles).
We did visit the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, CA. Cool place, and it was fun to pose with the Stanley Cup (even though it may have been a replica).
How cool is this?
NHL ~ 101 year old Canucks fan attends his first ever hockey game
And what a seat too. Right behind the net!! He looked like he was having a good time and Happy Birthday to him!!!
Looks like I was overly harsh on Budaj. Nice job the last two games with Price out! Glad to see the Habs downward slide ended at least for now.
And I can say the same about Scrivens Lara. Or as he's become known on the Twitter feed for the Leafs fans, Big Ben. Two shutouts in a row is pretty darned impressive.
It also shuts up the Luongo talk too. Seeing him in a Leafs jersey is not something I'd like to see. If he can't take the pressure in Vancouver, then he certainly won't be able to handle it one of the two most important Hockey Cities in Canada.
Anyway...I just saw this and thought I'd share. They say there's a first time for everything and this is certainly that for me...
NHL GameCentre ~ Florida Panthers player gets glove caught in glass
The Sabres have fired Lindy Ruff! http://www.wivb.com/dpp/sports/sabre...ach-lindy-ruff
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Four fringe conservative groups have been working to impeach Obama for years.
This weekend, after back-to-back revelations about Benghazi and the IRS, the public sentiment to impeach President Obama began to drift toward the Republican mainstream, with Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Susan Collins, R-Maine, both fielding questions about impeachment of the president on Sunday talk shows, and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee predicting Obama would not serve out his full term. The Daily Beast wrote Monday that "the glands are swelling" in the GOP for Obama's impeachment.
[ALSO: Bipartisanship Rings Out on Capitol Hill and the White House Over IRS Scandal]
But a number of conservative groups have been pushing the I-word for months, if not years–among them a birther group, an anti-immigration PAC accused of ties to white supremacists, a super PAC that worked on former Tea Party Rep. Allen West's 2012 recount, and the man who made the controversial Willie Horton TV ads during the 1988 presidential race.
A look at these groups and their campaigns to impeach the president:
Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC), an anti-immigration political action committee, runs the website WecanimpeachObama.com, which claims nearly 13,000 supporters. That site's mission declares Obama's actions on immigration "authoritarian, dictatorial, and a violation of both the letter and the spirit of the U.S. Constitution," and has previously been the home of organized protests against Obama across the country. ALIPAC President William Gheen tells Whispers that the campaign is "receiving renewed attention because of Benghazi and the IRS tyranny."
ALIPAC has previously been accused of ties to white supremacists and condoning racism in its publications, including by John McCain. ALIPAC defended itself against those accusations by saying 20 percent of its supporters were minorities.
[OPINION: Obama Is Right on Holding the IRS Accountable for Tea Party Scandal]
Revive America PAC, a grass roots super PAC, runs a campaign to impeach the president on presidentdowngrade.com, where it also sells impeach Obama related products, including bumper stickers. Its petition to impeach POTUS has more than 100,000 signatures, and its founder Bob Adams tells Whispers "the grass roots has been wild about this since Day 1." An email from the group Monday says that "between 'Benghazi-gate', 'Fast and Furious', Obama's 'Gun-Grabbing' Executive Actions, and now the latest IRS firestorm, it's hard to say which disgusting Obama scandal will consume his Imperial Presidency first!"
Revive America previously raised funds for former Florida Rep. Allen West's failed recount attempt, and has been hyperactive on the Benghazi issue.
The Conservative Majority Fund, a group known for its birther theories about the president, has a running petition asking Congress to impeach Obama. The group has been pushing impeachment since the days after Obama won his second term, when it launched a robocall campaign to draw support. On its website, the group asks supporters to think about whether Obama is "exceeding the constitutional bounds of the powers of the office" or engaging in "behavior grossly incompatible with the proper function and purpose of the office."
The fund previously produced an ad questioning Obama's college records, social security number and birth certificate.
The Policy Issues Institute, a "social welfare" 501(c)4, runs an impeach Obama fundraising campaign that warns supporters that "Barack Hussein and his allies have powerful and influential friends with very deep pockets" and that "if we're going to do this right we will need the resources to counter his efforts."
The Policy Issues Institute is run by Floyd Brown, a political consultant and opposition researcher best known for introducing the "Willie Horton" TV ad during the 1988 Bush-Dukakis presidential race. That ad, which featured a convicted felon who escaped during a furlough program, was considered by some to be flagrant "race-baiting."
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In addition to these very vocal groups, a number of independent Impeach Obama Facebook pages also exist, including one that shows Obama with a Hitler-style mustache, as well as Impeach Obama T-shirts, and Impeach Obama petitions. The White House previously responded to a petition on its website for impeachment by saying it "won't be calling for the President's impeachment–and given the fact that you made your appeal to the White House itself, we doubt you were holding your breath."
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