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These shears were great at cutting, but firstly after a short use, the handle somehow got out of place and I took it back to Home Depot to repair it. They put a screw back in it I think. Worked fine for awhile. Then, the plastic knob guards that are inside the handle that stop it from chopping your fingers off, broke off completely on one side. It almost took a finger with it at that time. That was the end of it and over a year old so Home Depot said couldn't exchange or return, would have to take it up with Fiskars. I hope Fiskars will replace them for me without a big hassel.
18" Hedge Shears was used one season (a couple times). In winter, the shears dropped about five feet in the cold garage. One of the black handle "stops" shattered - the material is too brittle for this application. I will be contacting Fiskars.
Bought these last year, was using them on 12/06/2013 and the plastic handle broke. I was amazed that the steel that went into the handle was so short, very weak design. Contacting Customer service for repair or replacement. This is the first time I've ever had a Fiskars product fail and I own quite a few.
I was shocked when, after using the shears for the fourth time since I bought them, the plastic handle broke off. I own and have used many Fiskar products over the years and find them to be of the highest quality. In fact, when I was working in a local hardware store, I always steered my customers to Fiskar tools. This is the first time I've had such a problem with one of their tools. My next step is to see if I can have them repaired or replaced. I'll rate their customer service next visit to the website.............
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The City of San Antonio is calling for a master plan for a re-interpretation of Alamo Plaza. Last fall, members of a panel met in an lively debate at UTSA about the future of the Alamo and Alamo Plaza. Diverse groups were outspoken about the issue.
District 1 Councilman Diego Bernal said ideally many entities will be involved with the goal of giving the Alamo a more appropriate presence and scope in the center of the city.
Bexar County Sheriff Susan Pamerleau, the county's first female sheriff, gave her first State-of-the-Jail report today. She addressed local elected officials and business leaders, listing her accomplishments so far and outlining plans for the future.
With the largest chunk of the county's budget, Pamerleau said she treats the office like a business, continuously searching for efficiencies. Pamerleau said 2013 was the year of improving the jail, and 2014 will be driven by facility improvements, starting with two new, permanent substations in East and West Bexar County.
State Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, is asking Texas Insurance Commissioner Julie Rathgeber to oppose new rate increases for homeowner insurance -- and also wants to change the process for how insurance companies are able to increase rates without prior approval.
Republican lieutenant governor hopefuls are promising to boost the party's presence in the Texas Senate and all four candidates say they will get rid of the two-thirds majority rule.
This would scale back traditions that allow Senate Democrats to have a say and keep Republicans from going to the far-right on issues like immigration, guns and education.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples said he will not allow a minority to control the Senate's agenda:
San Antonio's historic Franciscan Missions could join the ranks of the Pyramids of Egypt and the Grand Canyon as the most cherished and visited landmarks on Earth. The missions are being considered as U.N. World Heritage Sites.
But a problem with Palestine, UNESCO and U.S. foreign policy is standing in the way.
As you likely know, the city-wide Dvořák Festival finds several classical music assets doing live concerts of the composer's music. The yearly one-composer focus was begun by the San Antonio Symphony, and this is its fourth year.
"This week is the only week where we have two different programs on Friday and Saturday so you have to come twice this weekend if you want to hear the entire Dvořák cycle," said Symphony Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing.
Acclaimed soloist Michel Dalberto performs with the symphony first.
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Yesterday Beam Inc., the company behind Jim Beam and Maker's Mark, was bought for over $13 billion by Japan's Suntory, another large spirit provider. But they didn't buy it because they love whiskey -- this is big business.
Consumption of American whiskey was up so much in 2013 that a shortage was briefly feared, posting a 5 percent bump between 2011-2012 according to Tecnomic, an spirits' industry analyst.
Last night the City of Alamo Heights met to discuss what one city councilor called the largest and most divisive project to come before their city council in years.
The developer, Alamo Manhattan, proposed to redevelop the tract of land at the crossroads of Broadway and Austin highway in what is to be called the Alamo Heights Gateway Complex.
In an overwhelming vote in favor of a well-publicized zoning case in Beacon Hill, residents of the community just north of downtown gave their approval for an art gallery and design business.
The neighborhood vote Monday night is just another step in the process of re-zoning French & Michigan, which takes its name from the intersection at which it is located. The building is currently zoned as residential, but its legacy has been mostly as a commercial structure located just off Fredericksburg Road.
An attorney representing the Brownsville Independent School District in a lawsuit against the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association said he is appalled by the state agency's reaction to a new set of 854 emails sent between TWIA employees and their private partners, some of which contain the same offensive and racist terms that were discovered in the latter part of 2013.


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Kyler Harris was inserted into Northeastern State's starting lineup as a sophomore in 2012. He didn't waste any time in having an impact.
The 6-foot, 180-pound strong safety had seven tackles and an interception in the RiverHawks' opening game against Pittsburg State last season.
Following that is when the former Muskogee standout's season took a turn for the worse. Against Missouri Southern, NSU's second game of the season, Harris re-injured the same right leg that caused him to miss his senior year of high school.
"There was a cyst that had formed in my right tibia, and it apparently hollowed out my tibia. So that bone was like like an egg shell waiting to break," Harris said. "I've had surgery on this leg before, and (doctors) think it may of come from that. So when I made a cut, the bone finally gave.
"They had to go in and cut the bone open and fill it with artificial bone until it solidified."
Harris ended up missing out on the RiverHawks' remaining trek during their inaugural season in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
On Saturday in NSU's annual Green and White spring game, Harris returned and electrified the crowd with his 98-yard interception return for a touchdown. Harris was also instrumental in the Green team pitching a shutout in a 29-0 rout.
"Those guys jumped out (to me)," NSU head coach Kenny Evans said of Harris and linebacker, Langston Jones, who had a fumble recovery in the first quarter. "...Hopefully this will lead to some good things in the fall."
Harris' interception return added to the Green's 7-0 lead. The Green's first score came on its third possession, which began with Jones' fumble recovery at the White's 16-yard line and ended with Johnny Deaton's 2-yard touchdown pass to fullback Nate Ross to end the first quarter.
Then, as the White was poised to put points on the scoreboard on its second possession of the second period, Harris picked off Corey Meadors' pass and outraced every member of the White team for the score.
"That felt great," Harris said. "It was kind of like a crescendo to the build-up out here. Everybody played well, and I'm just happy to do what I can for the team."
Drew Patton would tack on a 24-yard field goal in the second quarter, and the Green would lead 16-0 at halftime.
The second half was about wrapping things up healthy more than anything else. That was the RiverHawks' attitude after two quarterbacks — the Green's Josh Cousins and the White's Thor Long — went down with injuries in the first half.
According to Evans, Long bruised his shoulder trying to recover a fumble, and Cousins also suffered a shoulder-related injury after being tackled by James Renfrow in the second quarter.
"They have to learn how to play without redshirts on like they have in practice. They have to learn to avoid things and get down at times," Evans said. "That's part of the learning process at quarterback, and they haven't had many opportunities to do that."
Evans predicted that both would be fine before players started reporting for fall camp in early August.
The two signal-caller injuries lended itself to more rushing plays in the second half, especially in the fourth quarter. For the Green, Ashdon Perry led the way on the ground with four rushes for 37 yards (all on one drive). Zack Simmons chipped in with eight carries for 31 yards.
The White used a heavy dose of Joel Rockmore and Terrence Dixon in the second half with Meadors, a walk-on, at quarterback. Both Rockmore and Dixon rushed 15 times, with Rockmore recording 65 yards on the ground. Dixon had 63.
For the Green, Deaton finished the game 9 of 18 for 122 yards and no interceptions. He also threw for three scores — to Ross, a 13-yarder to Cruz Williams in the third quarter and a 2-yard pass to tight end, Kyle Matheson, in the fourth quarter.
Wagoner ex Prince McJunkins, playing for the Green, led all receivers with 76 yards on four receptions.
"I thought all the receivers played very well, and Prince McJunkins definitely stood out," Evans said. "All three of our returning running backs had a great day. We're really pleased with where we're at."
So is Harris, who is grateful to be back on the field.
"It feels great," he said. "It took a while, but you have to wait on injuries like that."
White 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Green 7 9 7 7 -- 29
First quarter
GREEN — Nate Ross 2-yard pass from Johnny Deaton (Drew Patton kick), 0:00.
Second quarter
GREEN — Kyler Harris 98-yard interception return (conversion failed), 0:56.
GREEN — Patton 24-yard field goal, 0:00.
Third quarter
GREEN — Cruz Williams 13-yard pass from Deaton (Patton kick), 6:17.
Fourth quarter
GREEN — Kyle Matheson 2-yard pass from Deaton (conversion failed), 8:01.


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From the Arbor | News for March from Jerry Weakley
March 2, a bit of Hollywood visited Baker. The 5th Annual Scholarship Gala was held in Overland Park with nearly 400 in attendance.
For those of you who watch coverage of some of the premier awards shows on television (Academy Awards, Tony Awards, Music Awards, and so on) you are familiar with the glitz, the glamour and the "Red Carpet" gauntlet of reporters featured at each of these particular events.
Not to be outdone, the University greeted guests to the Scholarship Gala this year with live and recorded interviews from the "Orange Carpet." Co-emcees for the evening, Johnny Rowlands, '73, and, shall we say "a much lesser known individual" (OK . . . it was me) asked both serious and humorous questions to those attending. The playback of the interviews occurred during dinner.
The real star (starlet) of the evening was of course, our hostess, President Pat Long. Channeling her best inner-Billy Crystal, Dr. Pat was inserted into several famous Hollywood movies, each of which featured opportunities to bring interesting Baker facts forward with great humor to the attendees. (While Dr. Pat has been a tremendous college president, she may have actually missed her real calling!)
While there was indeed much laughter all night . . . the bottom line was that the University raised the most money in a single Baker event, more than $300,000! These dollars raised will go directly to help attract and retain the finest Baker students possible. Combining the results of a lead gift by Peggy, '68, and Andrew, '70, Cherng, along with ticket sales, corporate sponsorships and proceeds of the silent auction, live auction and the Fund-a-Scholar component came together to lead us to the tremendous, although still not quite final figure. I plan to report the final numbers in the next issue of the Arbor.
Some believe that the Gala is an expensive event to attend. I have even participated in a dialogue to that extent on Facebook. But, I can say without reservation, and having attended dozens of similar events sponsored by myriad other charities and social service agencies, that the University does everything it can to hold down costs, thus maximizing the amount that reaches our students! While not everyone wants to support this particular event, it is important for the University to communicate an invitation to everyone so that each person has the opportunity to decide for himself or herself whether or not to attend.
Plans for next year's Gala have already begun, and it sounds as though it will be even bigger and more entertaining than ever. I would love to see well over 500 in attendance next year. . . so save those pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters now so you can walk down the Orange Carpet with us and help a student at the same time!
Access the current issue of the Arbor. I hope you will find several items within that will indeed keep you informed, entertained and engaged with our great University!
Jerry Weakley, '70, M.B.A. '92
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I just saw the little splash about the Mulvane Transformation getting an award and realized I never reported to you my wife's response to it when we were there for my 50th last year. She is s secular Jew to the nth degree and was completely fascinated by Baker. Methodism is as esoteric to her as the Kabbalah must be to a Tri-Delt. Just how esoteric was made clear to me when, at one point in the weekend she leaned over to me and asked the meaning and significance of the Mulvane Transformation. I soon discovered she thought it was a moment in Methodist theological history, something like the Protestant Reformation. She was disappointed to learn it was only a building renovation.
A member of the staff in IT sent your comment to me as I guess I haven't been too good about monitoring this site.
Thanks for the report. I have to say I was amused and interested(as I usually am by things you share with me) by this specific memory.
My wife (who is a Methodist) last night asked me the meaning of the word "Consecration" as she was reading the Bible and encountered the word but also remembered that this is a term I used in formalizing Endowments to the University at our service in May.
I had to go to Google to look it up:
1. to make or declare sacred or holy; sanctify
2. to dedicate (one's life, time, etc.) to a specific purpose
3. (Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) to ordain (a bishop)
4. (Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) Christianity to sanctify (bread and wine) for the Eucharist to be received as the body and blood of Christ
5. to cause to be respected or revered; venerate time has consecrated this custom
#2 and #5 sort of apply, so I think I am still able to use that!
Our Director of Development who led the charge on the project would agree though that the Mulvane Transformation was indeed appropriate as the entire project was in his words "a religious experience"!
Always good to hear from you!


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Springfield, Mass - November 1, 2011 - Kelly Gallo scored two first half goals to power the fourth-seeded Springfield College field hockey team to a 2-1 victory over fifth-seeded WPI in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament Quarterfinal action Wednesday night at Stagg Field.
With the win, Springfield moves to 5-13 overall and advances to take on top-seeded MIT on Saturday morning at 11:00 am. WPI falls to to 11-7 with the loss.
All three of game's goals were scored in a 7:26 span in the first half of play. Springfield opened up the scoring at 16:27 mark after Megan McHugh carried the ball to the end line towards the cage before connecting on a centering pass to Kelly Gallo. The sophomore forward promptly slammed home her first tally of the game to give the hosts a 1-0 lead.
WPI responded at the 23:26 mark as Sasha Marokhovsky took a driven ball and redirected it in front of a crowded goal mouth. Libbi Richardson flipped the loose ball past Springfield keeper Grace Bibber to tie the score at one apiece.
On the ensuing restart, the Pride scored a goal nearly identical to its first. Once again Gallo was all alone in front of the cage and took a pass from McHugh for the strike and what would prove to be the game-winner just 27 seconds after the Engineers marker.
Bibber salvaged the 2-1 advantage by stopping a penalty stroke midway through the second half. WPI's Danielle Antonellis bid was right at Bibber and the freshman made a smooth save to keep the Pride's one-goal lead.
Springfield owned a 19-7 advtange in shots and a 10-2 edge in corners. WPI's Liz Dufresne made five saves in goal, while Bibber notched three stops in the victory.


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I detect a "distink" correlation between certain units of local government and sewage. Hmm … coincidence?
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Leave Schmidt alone
I am writing to object to your reference to Representative Wayne Schmidt in articles concerning the problems with the Clinch Park Splash Pad. If there is any finger-pointing to be done, it should be in the direction of the designers, contractors, builders and those in the city and county who may or may not have exercised due diligence. Representative Schmidt did his job — he advocated for the people of his district who were all hopeful that the splash pad would be ready for the Cherry Festival. This is a matter of fairness, not politics. I happen to be a Democrat.
Jill Fenton
Traverse City


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Police use Predator drones to pinpoint suspectsArmed with a search warrant, Nelson County Sheriff Kelly Janke went looking for six missing cows on the Brossart family farm in the early evening of June 23. Three men brandishing rifles chased him off, he said.
Janke knew the gunmen could be anywhere on the 3,000-acre spread in eastern North Dakota. Fearful of an armed standoff, he called in reinforcements from the state Highway Patrol, a regional SWAT team, a bomb squad, ambulances and deputy sheriffs from three other counties.
He also called in a Predator B drone.
As the unmanned aircraft circled 2 miles overhead the next morning, sophisticated sensors under the nose helped pinpoint the three suspects and showed they were unarmed. Police rushed in and made the first known arrests of U.S. citizens with help from a Predator, the spy drone that has helped revolutionize modern warfare.
But that was just the start. Local police say they have used two unarmed Predators based at Grand Forks Air Force Base to fly at least two dozen surveillance flights since June. The FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration have used Predators for other domestic investigations, officials said.The drones belong to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which operates eight Predators on the country's northern and southwestern borders to search for illegal immigrants and smugglers. The previously unreported use of its drones to assist local, state and federal law enforcement has occurred without any public acknowledgment or debate.
Congress first authorized Customs and Border Protection to buy unarmed Predators in 2005. Officials in charge of the fleet cite broad authority to work with police from budget requests to Congress that cite "interior law enforcement support" as part of their mission.But former Rep. Jane Harman (D-Venice), who sat on the House homeland security intelligence subcommittee at the time and served as its chairwoman from 2007 until early this year, said no one ever discussed using Predators to help local police serve warrants or do other basic work.
Using Predators for routine law enforcement without public debate or clear legal authority is a mistake, Harman said.
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There may be some legal issues with using military assets for domestic policing I suppose, but I'm definitely no expert.
From a 4A standpoint, though, I don't see the big deal. It's no different than air support via helos, isn't it?"If anything worthwhile comes of this tragedy, it should be the realization by every citizen that often the only thing that stands between them and losing everything they hold dear... is the man wearing a badge." -- Ronald Reagan, in the wake of the deaths of 4 CHP troopers in the Newhall Incident, 1970
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The only possible/sorta/kinda/tin foil hat level of issue is the use of .mil assets by local LE. However, that has been negated in recent years. I point to rescue operations in our own mountains using reserve STS teams from Portland.
As to the use of drones, no different than helo operations in many urban areas. When helicopters were starting to see use in LE, the same sort of arguments were being put out there. Naturally, they didn't apply.
If a drone can be successfully used at a much cheaper cost that flying a helo, then it should be considered.
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I'm off to decorate the next house and became so excited with all the new developments in home country lighting that I'm writing a new post just to show these off!
First off, I discovered that the rooster (traditionally found in the French and Tuscan country styles) is quickly going out of style in the wrought iron sconce lighting and pot rack styled chandeliers. However I also found that the lowly rooster has taken a step up into more elaborate decorating schemes and he's showing a little more color as a result.
Click the image to see the gorgeous detailing on this chandelier or click here to check pricing and availability. This style is also available as a chandelier/pot rack here.
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For years I showed clients the beautiful olive branch chandelier but this new 'makeover' of that country lighting has my appreciation for 2011. A little french country, a little shabby chic — in fact both of the following two chandeliers would work in either style or setting. Show off your whimsical nature and challenge yourself to decorate a stunning room around either one of these.
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Back on home soil, you'd never believe what we're seeing a lot of in farmhouse lighting, log cabin homes and even in the rustic-inspired man caves. Did you guess correctly? It's the wagon wheel light! You're about to see these everywhere – hanging over pool tables, kitchen islands, and even in the foyer of your favorite country lighting catalogs and country decor magazines. I'll show you one but you'll have to click through to see related styles…they come in round and oval and the oval is actually interesting because they're a variation on a worn out theme. They've been extended from their traditional round shape by two wood splits for a centerpiece.
What I like best about this company's version is the copper lanterns hanging from chandeliers making the old wagon wheel styling more functional and (I must admit) more beautiful.
As you've seen there is a wide variation of styles within the country lighting category. Not to mention that one person's definition of country decor is far different than another's interpretation. I have two friends, for instance, who couldn't be more different in their personalities but the bossy one says they both decorate their homes in the country traditions. Oddly enough, the more aware of the two begs to differ. Her home is an upscale Tuscan country styled home mixed with modern art pieces and palazzo tiling. The first woman – is all about primitive country (which you know we love here at GoodByeCityLife) but her home is all bashed and weathered barn board with some dry-brush painting techniques scattered throughout the house.
They both have 'country' in their decorative styles but neither one would be comfortable living in the other's house for very long. As such, their taste in country lighting is also very different. One would love the wagonwheel, the other would adore the rooster with dripping crystals. I'm sure you can figure out which one would suit each of these ladies best.


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Better Health of Cass County has formed a new task force to keep up with a growing need for mental health services.
Joining the four task forces of the group, the mental health task force will focus first on childhood mental health and the environmental factors that can lead to health issues as they age. C.J. Davis, CEO of Four County, will head up the task force.
Mike Meagher, executive directive of Area Five Agency on Aging and Community Services, said the board has been discussing a mental health task force since the beginning, and it voted to approve the new task force in November.
"There was a need felt by the Better Health board," Meagher said.
The need, Davis said, comes as area children are growing up with problems in their home environment, like drug abuse.
"We have a tremendous number of families and children that grow up in less than ideal home circumstances," Davis said.
These environmental factors can lead to mental health or other health conditions later on, Davis said.
"We see it every day at Four County," Davis said.
Davis said he hopes to lead the task force on to educating area families about these problems.
"The big thing for us right now is finding a way to educate people on some really important pieces of research that are coming out," Davis said.
Though the task force is still in the process of gaining members, Davis said he's working with members to write a grant to try to educate families at primary care level.
That would amount to having an annual family check up at a pediatrician's office with the Four County Employee on the family status.
Though the task force may later expand to address other mental health issues, Davis said they'll focus primarily on children for now.
"The prevalence of mental health among children seems to be growing," Davis said.
In the future, Meagher also said the coalition may add other task forces if the need arises.
"I could see us getting up to 10 in the future," Meagher said.
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The newest poster couple for encrypted email is General David Petraeus and his 'embedded' biographer Paula Broadwell. One of the more curious aspects of this episode is why the nation's spy chief couldn't figure out the basics around email cryptography or why a West Point graduate and lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves who also worked with the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force wasn't aware of Tor for IP masking.
It all started with the trace of an apparently anonymous email sent by Broadwell to Petraeus' friend Jill Kelley that was traced back to Broadwell's hotel room at the time via email location metadata. This email was the original message that led to the eventual discovery of the sexually explicit emails between Petraeus and Broadwell.
Obviously for readability reasons this original message could not have been encrypted (also Tor does not provide encryption), but it could have been anonymized as to location and that is precisely what Tor was designed for. Originally a U.S. Navy project for shielding location data and defending against traffic analysis, the Tor Project utilizes a layered router protocol which obfuscates the sender's IP location. Even a rudimentary VPN (Virtual Private Network) that religiously deleted IP log files and accepted anonymous payments would have been sufficient. Oh well…live and learn.
Beyond that, everyone seems to be asking the obvious question about email encryption, especially in today's surveillance state. If they can do this to each other, what are they doing to us? But let's examine how email encryption might have been used under these circumstances and if it would have proven effective.
Assuming that the connection between Petraeus and Broadwell would still have been discovered, what other precautions could they have taken besides the old terrorist trick of sharing a draft version that each party separately logged into?
For starters, the couple could have used stress-tested PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) for point-to-point encrypted email which involves installing a separate piece of client software and the exchanging of public keys. Also, they could have used a simpler web-based OpenPGP-compliant service such as Hushmail, which would have at least protected their historical retained messages provided neither one of them logged on again and made their password vulnerable to a court-ordered java applet spoofing.
So then, are the involved parties safe from anyone discovering the contents of their encrypted messages? Would the investigation have stopped at the discovery of Paula Broadwell as the anonymous email sender? I'm afraid it isn't as simple as that. Many factors are at play here dealing with individual or third-party data retention policies sometimes beyond your control as well as continued usage of the same private encryption key and password.
Federal agents have many tools in their arsenal, some legal and some not-so-legal. If IP location details were not protected, the linkage could have been established between Petraeus and Broadwell proving at a minimum the existence of some encrypted correspondence. The question is whether or not additional investigative actions beyond that would be warranted, or even approved. At that point, it's all about the strength of the password and obtaining it either through password cracking or password observation if the password is sufficiently strong.
When law enforcement has the advantage of tracking someone without their knowledge, software and hardware keyloggers can be an effective method to obtain password credentials. Keyloggers come in many forms but they are typically installed between the keyboard and the computer to capture and record a computer user's keystrokes, including passwords. Hardware keyloggers have an advantage over software keyloggers as they can begin logging from the moment a computer is turned on.
Alternatively, an ultra-small camera can be mounted above usual computer locations, such as an office desk or table. A wireless camera would be able to relay the images of the user typing a password thereby eliminating the necessity of physical re-entry.
Failing that, and failing waterboarding of the suspects, contempt of court charges could be invoked by the government since there is no specific law regarding key disclosure in the United States. One of the parties would first have to be charged with a criminal offense before the government can demand that they surrender their private encryption keys. Relevant case law has revolved around the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
Ironically, the global encrypted communication service Silent Circle just launched last month targeting government and corporate enterprise customers. It was founded by a world-renowned cryptographer and a former U.S. Navy SEAL sniper and communications security expert. I suspect this whole sordid story will made an excellent advertisement for them.
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"A little digging, and pretty soon you will find that in fact Broadwell is her married name; her maiden name is Paula Kranz. Once again, we find a pretty Jewish girl (like Monica Lewinsky) in the thick of things at the highest levels of America's executive machine. Remember, Natenyahu was Israel's Prime Minister during the Lewinsky case too. Patraeus was seduced like good old Bill Clinton – and caught in an Israeli web. How brilliant of the Israeli's to plant her as 'his biographer' assigned by his Jewish publishers…she would have close contact with a lonely general in the desert in Iraq, and then follow him to Washington, all in the cause of writing a book. Witnesses recount them taking 5 mile runs into dark corners of the base! "
Looks like the goal here is to weaken President Obama. More dirty tricks…
This article seems to be missing the forest for the trees. Regardless of whether or not the head of the CIA should have used encrypted email is kind of beside the point. Additionally, given the fact that a party in the activity was sending out harassing emails at all indicates the affair was going to be discovered eventually.
You can't encrypt crazy.
Curious as to why the anti-Semitic ramblings of the previous poster deserved "calling out." There is no indication anywhere that Broadwell is Jewish or that this had anything to do with Israel.
Off hand I would had used skydrive setting up an account by way of tor and sharing access with my lady love and always accessing it by way of tor and I would then upload and download a locknote file that is similar to notepad but with the text included that is protected by AES 256.
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---- — BATTLE CREEK — For four innings, Glen Lake played with fire.
Then, the roof caved in, and it spelled the end of the Lakers' best baseball season in more than a decade.
Beal City took advantage of Glen Lake's wildness and sloppiness Friday in downing the Lakers 15-0 in a Division 4 state semifinal game at C.O. Brown Stadium.
The Aggies, 35-2 and ranked third in the state coaches poll, will play Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (30-4) today in the title game. Liggett defeated New Lothrop 1-0 in Friday's other state semifinal.
Glen Lake, which was ranked 12th, finished 28-8.
The Lakers trailed 1-0 through four innings, and managed to stop Beal City threats in each of the first four frames. The Aggies put a runner at least as far as second base in each of the first four innings, but Glen Lake slipped off the hook each time with a timely strikeout or defensive play.
Then, in the top of the fifth, the damn burst.
Beal City took advantage of four walks, two hits (one of which was a blooper over Glen Lake's drawn-in infield), a costly error, and a hit batsman in sending 10 men to the plate in scoring five runs to extends its advantage to 6-0.
The Aggies sent 14 to the plate in the sixth, using four more walks, another hit batsman, another error, and three hits to tack on nine more runs.
"I think more than anything it was just a lot of mistakes that we did to ourselves, which would have been the last thing that I would have expected," Glen Lake coach Kris Herman said. "We came in here with a definite plan and we were following it and it was working well, but that's the game. I would have never seen any of that coming, but it is what it is.
"We did too many things to ourselves today and Beal City forced us into a couple things and it was too much for us to overcome."
The Aggies finished with 10 hits and took advantage of 11 walks issued by five Glen Lake pitchers, starter Austin Odziana, Zach Cooper, Thomas Waning, Curtis Bunek and Riley Scanlon. The Lakers finished the game with four errors.
Glen Lake managed just two hits, a double by Odziana and a single by Tristan Williams, off of Beal City starter Ryan Marshall.
Marshall struck out eight and walked five. He did not allow a hit after Odziana's lead-off single in the second.
The loss was not at all the way Herman and his players had envisioned their season ending after they won the school's first baseball regional championship — and earned its first trip to the state final four in Battle Creek — since 2004.
"These kids have fought through a lot of stuff this year and this was just a little too much this time," Herman said. "Right now, nobody's in a mood to hear about it, but when they get settled in and … there's a lot to celebrate on the year — a lot of good things that happened. We'll talk about those things tomorrow, when we get there.
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About two dozen transportation advocates — mostly bike fans — offered some late-night advice to the Transportation Authority of Marin commissioners Thursday night as the board contemplates pitching in to help launch a controversial passenger rail effort in Marin and Sonoma counties.
It was made clear by TAM Chairman Steve Kinsey that no decision would be made at the meeting, but the 11 commissioners were eager for public feedback in an effort to be as transparent as possible with the decision whether or not to silver-platter $8 million to the cash-strapped Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit authority.
Some said do it — as long as part of the money is earmarked for the bicycle-pedestrian pathway that was drawn up to run along side the train tracks. Anything to reduce greenhouse gases, encourage physical activity and get cars off Highway 101.
Some said don't do it — that SMART is massive mistake, that the construction funds will never materialize, that voters will never get what they were promised, that no one will ride it if it's built, that Marin is having to pay way more than Sonoma County, and on and on.
TAM is expected to make its final decision at its June 23 meeting, 10 days after it is reviewed by the body's executive committee.
Diane Steinhauser, TAM's executive director, said her organization has worked closely with SMART for more than a year at funding opportunities, and "doors that may have been open to them then are not available anymore. We've taken advantage of those kinds of doors for projects we've delivered in Marin, but they're not available to SMART. State and federal funding is very grim at this point."
Staff from TAM, the Sonoma County Transportation Authority and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission recently pow-wowed to figure out how each agency could push SMART along the tracks as it faces a fiscal shortfall of more than $100 million. Using a complicated formula that factored in sales tax contributions, the costs of start-up construction and projected ridership, each agency was recommended with a contribution to the cause by its staff members. For TAM, the figure came out to $8 million. The figure was $3 million for Sonoma County Transportation Authority and $10 million for the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
"This will close the gap and allow SMART to proceed on solid footing," Steinhauser said.
Proponents of the $8 million donation included Rick Brown, a Petaluma resident and solar business owner at Larkspur Landing. He said his five employees all live in San Francisco and come over on the ferry, often with their bikes.
"They have said that when they're ready to settle down, they look forward to the day when live in Marin or Sonoma county and they can switch from the ferry to SMART," he said. "If you want to attract green, clean jobs and the professionals who work in those roles, SMART is a key piece. No question the most important recruiting tool for me is the potential of SMART rail and the bike path."
Others urging the TAM board to approve the funding included several representatives of the Marin County Bicycle Coalition.
"One of TAM's conditions should be to protect the pathway funding that SMART has promised," said MCBC's Deb Hubsmith. "We don't want it to be a contingency to the train."
Novato economist Mike Arnold of throwing money at a rail system that he predicts is doomed to fail. He added that TAM would be breaking a promise to the voters by contributing to the rail plan.
"We all took TAM's word when it said 'We will not use our funding for SMART,'" he said.
The creativity of TAM's fiscal team has been put to the test to prop up SMART. Its staff recommended the redirection of the State Local Partnership Program sales-tax revenue that would have gone to major road projects and figured SMART was eligible to receive $6.5 million from that move.
"If we're being asked to spend $8 million, does this meet the intent of what was promised us by SMART, and are we really going to get the bang for the buck when we're already dealing with other major transportation issues in our county?" asked commissioner Susan Adams.
SMART expected to gain about $890 million in taxpayer revenue over 20 years, gleaned from a quarter-cent sales tax increased approved by voters in both counties in 2008. But in November 2010 the board announced that it didn't anticipate having enough money to build the entire rail line.
Capital costs initially were expected to run $450 million for the train and $91 million for a multiuse path alongside the tracks for the 70 miles between Cloverdale and Larkspur. But the board chose to focus on a first segment between downtown Santa Rosa and the Marin Civic Center in San Rafael, and said a shortfall of $45 million could be made up by deferring the construction of five stations and a portion of the multiuse path.
Mark Bell of Fairfax called the train project "a joke" and said SMART is just stealing more money from taxpayers to make up for their failed funding predictions.
"It seems like Bernie Madoff is doing their accounting for them," he said.


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Touchstone Climbing Series
We've got exciting news about our next competition series! As the Touchstone Climbing Gym family keeps expanding, our competition series is growing right along with us! We're psyched to announce the creation of TCS, the Touchstone Climbing Series, which will kick off in 2014.
For those of you familiar with our bouldering and roped competitions, TCS is the holy consummation of TBS and TRS. With 9 gyms and such a dedicated climbing population, we've combined the two comps and created a schedule that will run annually, visiting each Touchstone location and rotating between a ropes competition and a bouldering competition. One comp to rule them all!
The 2014 TCS comp schedule is as follows:
Here are some commonly asked questions regarding the new comp scheudle.
Q: Does this mean there are less competitions?
A: No! Creating TCS doesn't mean we will have less competitions, that's the beauty of it. Instead, we'll be able to involve more people since some of our members only boulder, or only rope climb. No more waiting.
Q: Are the competitions still free to members?
A: Yes! Comps will always be free for our members, because you are awesome and we love you. Plus, guests are only $10. It's the cheapest way into the gym.
Q: How will this affect routesetting?
A: In a good way! By organizing the comp series by annually, we'll be able to keep our routesetting team on top of all 9 gyms, bringing you more new climbs more often.
Q: Do we still get free t-shirts, booze, pizza, and tons of new climbing?
A: Le duh.
Q: Will there be on-sight finals?
A: Yes, there will be a bouldering finale AND a rope finale. 2014 is going to be a very big year. On-sight finals will go down at Dogpatch Boulders and Mission Cliffs for the over-all bouldering and rope leaders.
Q: Do I really have to wait until 2014 for the next competition at Touchstone?!
A: No way. We wouldn't deprive you of the heart-pumping adrenaline rush that is a Touchstone Comp. There will be other events this year to keep your fingers strong and your livers in shape. There will be a Grand Opening competition at LA.B, our newest bouldering gym in Los Angeles. The gym is set to open in late 2013, and we'll be sure to kick it off right to show LA how we party -er, um, climb. Also, the Mission Cliffs expansion will be completed in early 2014, so we'll be sure to have a grand re-opening party. And if that wasn't enough, stay tuned for events at all our gyms this fall. We've got some awesome events planned for you guys.
We can't wait to kick off the new comp series - and we hope you're as psyched as we are!


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Olympian Steve Backley joins Clementine Churchill, in Harrow, hospital campaign
Updated 4:07pm Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Anna Slater
Olympic gold medalist Steve Backley has joined forces with a hospital to raise awareness about bone and joint health.
The former javelin world record holder is the new face of the BMI Clementine Churchill Hospital's new Active for Life campaign.
The Sudbury Hill, Harrow, hospital is aiming to help keep people flexible and active later in life.
Steve underwent a hip replacement back in 2005, and knows the pain that patients can go through before surgery.
He said: "My need for a hip replacement left me in pain and reduced my mobility.
"But, my hip replacement has completely transformed my life, giving me back both my freedom and mobility.
"I'm supporting BMI Active for Life to highlight the importance of bone and joint health to hopefully help more people lead an active life to reduce their risk of needing joint replacement surgery as they age."
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When Vian takes the field at Midwest City tonight for its Class 2A semifinal matchup against Davis, the outcome could be determined on what Simon says.
Senior running back/linebacker Rowdy Simon is the Wolverines' leading rusher with 1,388 yards on 106 carries and is the second leading tackler, trailing his younger brother Rylee, a linebacker by trade, who has 136 tackles on the season.
After a season-high 313-yard rushing effort against Kansas, Rowdy carved up the Hennessey defense for 142 yards on 16 carries in Vian's 43-13 win in the 2A quarterfinals.
Rylee believes his older brother's talent opens up the offense.
"I'm glad I don't have to go against him," Rylee said. "He's a big guy and I don't have to go in the hole to get him. That's good for us."
Not to be outdone, Rylee is also Vian's backup quarterback and has completed 69.7 percent of his passes.
Rowdy knows how valuable his younger brother is to the overall scheme of things.
"It's been an honor playing with Rylee," Rowdy said. "I remember my dad playing Rylee up a grade so we could play on the same team. It's good to know you have your brother over there that you can trust."
That was Joe Paul Simon's doing.
"I held Rylee back in the first grade and from the third grade on, I had him play up in little league because he was tough enough to do that and ever since, he's been right there with these seniors," the father said.
"I really couldn't have drawn it up any better. It goes deeper than just these two kids. This whole bunch is just so close, it's incredible to see them together."
While Rylee is one inch taller that his older sibling (6-0 vs. 5-11), Rowdy has a five-pound advantage on the scales (195-190) and growing up had to sometimes use that advantage to get his point across.
"There have been a few small instances where he's fought over one thing and I've fought over the other," Rowdy said. "We just kinda argued about it and then worked it out. Then it's all good after that."
And it's been good for Vian coach Brandon Tyler.
"Both of these brothers are going to be successful men," Tyler said. "They're both hard workers and it's been bred into them by a good family who goes to work every day with a blue-collar mentality. Those kids are no different — first in, last to leave at everything."
That work ethic might get Rowdy connected with the Air Force Academy and its football program. He visited up there with his grandfather, Jerry Paul Simon, and both sides continue to talk although no offer has been made.
"I think he fits the bill there," Joe Paul Simon said. "They're all undersized overachievers, good disciplined kids."
Although the two hope their high school careers end with not one but two more wins, Rylee has given some thought of what playing football will be like without his older brother on the team.
"It's been a comforting feeling knowing he's there by your side," Rylee said. "It's knowing that he's got your back on these plays and you can lean on him pretty much the entire time we're on the field."
Phoenix sports editor Mike Kays contributed to this story.


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The annual photography competition is back for 2014, so send us your best images for a chance to be published in The Scotsman, the Botanics Magazine and win a subscription to Amateur Photographer Magazine. All funds raised help support the Garden's work.
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Dawyck Botanic Garden Sun 2 Mar — Sun 2 Nov 2014
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Why not discover the history, landscape, plant collections and seasonal highlights of Benmore in the company of a Benmore Guide? Guided Walking Tours take place on Tuesdays & Sundays at 2pm from the Visitor Reception.
Benmore Botanic Garden Guided Explorer Tours - Wednesday & Thursday
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Dawyck Botanic Garden Sat 5 Apr — Sun 3 Aug 2014
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10:50am Monday 24th December 2012 in Sport
Wetherby Racecourse's big festive meeting on Boxing Day must pass an 11am inspection today.
A total of 15 millimetres of rainfall on Saturday has left the Yorkshire circuit still waterlogged in places. Although forecasts are conflicting, more rain could also be on its way in the next few days.
Wetherby clerk of the course Jonjo Sanderson said: "We had 36 millimetres of rain between Wednesday night and Friday morning and that left us flooded in the back straight.
"A dry day on Friday was a massive help and I would say 40 per cent of the water had gone, but then we had 14 or 15 millimetres of rain on Saturday which halted our progress.
"It was no worse on Sunday morning, but unfortunately it is no better and we need to see some progress to give us a fighting chance of racing.
"Originally we were forecast three dry days on the run-up to Boxing Day, but now one or two forecasts are saying we could get another 15 millimetres of rain, which we could obviously do without.
"If we are showing signs of improvement later, then we'll look again on Boxing Day."
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Hello DSL,
I'd like to know a little bit more about how and where you do relevance reasoning.
I know the flags in network.h and I guess that for example relevance reasoning related to evidence will be executed during the call of SetEvidence.
- If I set evidence and activate relevance reasoning afterwards, will the relevance reasoning be executed then?
- Why does SetTarget take so long? Is there relevance reasoning executed or something else?
- What reasoning exactly takes place? I guess it's about d-separation, barren nodes, and nuisance nodes...
- What reasoning takes place about noisy-MAX definitions? (EnableNoisyMAXRelevance, where it says "Adam's noisy-MAX inference algorithm/improvements 11/04")
- What amount of relevance reasoning is executed during UpdateBeliefs?
- Do the relevance-based decomposition inference algorithms have their own relevance reasoning, or will they get helpless if I deactivate relevance reasoning from outside?
And one off-topic question while I'm at it: I noticed that setting the algorithm doesn't take any time (I thought that was where Lauritzen creates its join tree). Is the join tree of clustering algorithms already built during loading the file, or does it get rebuilt every time I call UpdateBeliefs?
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Abdominal trauma may result in specific injury of the peritoneal or retroperitoneal structures, diaphragm, or body wall constituents. Pain referred from other sites (especially spine) is also frequently mistaken for abdominal pain.
Following the trends in human medicine, there is an ongoing effort to adapt and develop minimally invasive therapeutics for the management of various problems facing veterinary patients. Minimally invasive therapeutics offer the advantages of smaller incisions, decreased pain, shortened anesthesia times and shorter length-of-stay compared to traditional open surgical approaches.
The dog or cat with septic peritonitis may display evidence of sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock, and frequently, multiple organ dysfunction. Septic peritonitis is a rapidly progressive clinical syndrome with an array of underlying etiologies. Early recognition accompanied by rapid medical stabilization, early surgical intervention, and diligent postoperative care is crucial to optimize the likelihood of a positive outcome.
Tracheal stent placement is a novel treatment option for dogs presenting with tracheal collapse refractory to traditional medical management and for those in which the nature and location of the collapse make them poor candidates for prosthetic ring placement.
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Distal aortic thromboembolism (ATE) is most commonly recognized as a devastating sequel to underlying cardiac disease in the cat. The purpose of the following pages is to present the reader with a review of the veterinary literature as it pertains to pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis for cats with ATE as well as to provide some comparisons between different treatment and prophylactic measures.
Veterinary transfusion medicine practices have evolved considerably over the last 10 years as we have come to better understand immunology, infectious disease, and the appropriate use of blood and blood products. Some of our biggest advances in ensuring the provision of a safe blood product has come as a result of our errors including, but not limited to acute immunologic transfusion reactions and delayed non-immunologic transfusion reactions (infectious disease transmission).
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Witness appeal after Droitwich sexual assault
4:04pm Wednesday 5th February 2014 in Local
DETECTIVES investigating a serious sexual assault in Droitwich Spa are appealing for witnesses.
A large group of teenagers met up in Vines Park to socialise at around 4pm on Saturday, February 1. Some were drinking.
The group dispersed at around 7pm, walking along Kidderminster Road and then on to the Westlands estate.
During this journey one of the girls became detached from the rest and was sexually assaulted by another member of the group.
In the early hours of Sunday morning, a 16-year-old boy from Droitwich was arrested in connection to the incident and released on Monday afternoon on police bail pending further inquiries.
Detective Sergeant Kate Stevens, who is investigating the assault, said: "This offence is very serious and involves young people. However, I would like to reassure residents of Droitwich that such offences are very rare.
"A thorough investigation is taking place and we are now trying to piece together what happened on Saturday evening.
"I would like to appeal for anyone to contact us who may have witnessed or heard anything in Vines Park or Westlands estate during this time that may be of Interest to the Investigation."
DS Stevens can be contacted via the non-emergency police number 101 or information can be passed on anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, quoting incident reference number 649s 010214.


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Where do Oak Ridge execs live? Part I
The City of Oak Ridge has asked the Dept. of Energy to require, as part of the next Envrionmental Management contract, that contractor (and major subcontractor) executives live in Oak Ridge. That request, of course, was specific to the cleanup contract and was done specifically because of concerns that Oak Ridge has been harmed by the image of environmental pollution. I've had a couple of blog posts related to that request. Here and here..
The issue, however, isn't new. There have been multiple efforts in the past to encourage or require top DOE and contractor officials to live in Oak Ridge. As such, I'm trying to take a look at where DOE and contractor executives currently live.
Bechtel Jacobs Co., the existing environmental manager, refused to provide that info for its top officials, so I'll have to do a little research to provide that. The first to respond was UT-Battelle, the government's managing contractor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory:
Here is where the ORNL leadership team members live (according to info supplied by lab communications chief Billy Stair):
ORNL Director Thom Mason lives in Oak Ridge. Others lab executives include: Ian Anderson, Knoxville; Tom Ballard, Maryville; Kelly Beierschmitt, Kingston (just moved from Oak Ridge); Scott Branham, Norris; Michelle Buchanan, Oak Ridge; Dana Christensen, Loudon County: Herb Debban, Lenoir City. Joe Herndon, Knoxville; Martin Keller, Knox County; Jeff Nichols, Kingston; Nicole Porter, Oak Ridge; Jim Roberto, Farragut; Mike Rochford, Farragut; Ned Sauthoff, Oak Ridge; Jeff Smith, Knoxville; Billy Stair, Knoxville; Debbie Stairs, Powell; Greg Turner, Powell; Thomas Zacharia, Loudon County.
By location: Oak Ridge (4); Knoxville (4); Loudon County (3); Farragut (2); Kingston (2); Powell (2); Knox County (1); Anderson County (1); and Blount County (1).


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His reasoning for this to work is that an average person is not going to react like a trained fighter. Problem is this stuff would be even harder to do on an "average person" because it going to most likely be wailing away. Plus getting hit in the balls mounted isn't going to get a big reaction that he thinks. Just like punching up you aren't going to have the power to do anything other than be annoying, especially with adrenaline running.
And here is the real question. Why do these "street" guys always think they have come up with something better than the tried and true. If it works on trained combat athletes then its going to work on an average person regardless of where you are. This pokey pinchy BS is less reliable than bump, trap, roll, now I'm on top and can pass guard or drop bombs.______
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You can't practice Judo just to win a Judo Match! You practice so that no matter what happens, you can win using Judo!The key to fighting two men at once is to be much tougher than both of them.
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Style: Aikido / FMA / Krotty--
He actually says "No Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, No Budo, or whatever"
I'd like to repeat that this bloke categorically denied these techniques being anything to do with budo.
I just want that on record, so that if ever I need to justify doing Aikido, I can simply point at this guy's videos and say "Well, at least it isn't that!"
When life gives you lemons... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!
"what's the best thing about aikido then?"
"To be defeated by your enemies, to be driven by them from the field of battle, and to hear the lamentations of your women." ermghoti