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'200 million' fanbois using iOS 7 just a week after release - study
Half of all American iOS users have now updated to the latest operating system, analysts have claimed, while Apple itself reckons 200 million devices worldwide are now running iOS 7. Just a week after the release of iOS 7, eggheads from Chitika Insights found that 52 per cent of web traffic generated by Apple mobile devices came …
Can Android match this kind of update?
Doubtful and that's down to fragmentation and the fact that manufacturers and service providers are only interested in selling new phones and fail to support older ones.
Both manufacturers and service providers should be legally obliged to at least support the product fully, with updates etc for at least the entire length of the original 24 month contract.
I would expect that at least 95% of people owning Android devices couldn't care less about fragmentation .... so long as they can play music & videos, access facebook, send SMS messages ..... and make telephone calls they will be happy with what they have.
I guess you missed the memo!
"Can Android match this kind of update?
Doubtful and that's down to fragmentation ..."
Google has separated an awful lot of what used to be "core" OS functionality out of the OS itself, and put it into the Apps, which can be maintained by user updates from the Play store, even on devices which are stick on older OEM / Telco "skinned" versions f Android.
All this talk of "Android Fragmentation" is massively overblown.
Not all iOS devices are the same. In general, the older the device, the more missing features there are, even though the OS version is the same across all of them.
Can Android match this kind of update?
As far as I can see from the string of articles written by Jasper Hamill, that's not news or even an observation you'll ever hear from him. I normally don't go personal, but I do have one expectation of someone calling themselves a journalist and that they are aware of their own bias and seek to preserve neutrality - I don't see that here. The word choice alone is a hint.
What you thus get is not news, it's interpretation in a certain light, and if I want that I'll read the Sun (not that I ever would but it's to illustrate just how much I loath a journalist going soapbox).
I use 3 platforms (and an very old Nokia 6310), and I have yet to find a compelling reason to label the users of any other platform as x, y or z. Reporting, yes, inflicting your biases on your audience quickly gets irritating.
Oh, and as for iOS 7, I appreciate the control centre and the fact that I can block individual users (as long as they don't call with number hidden, of course), but I'm on the fence on the design.
Trying to work out if you're being critical of Android users or stating that Android users use their phones for what they were designed for?
He's being critical of Jasper's incessant Apple-bashing. The man gets on my tits too; it's one thing to have an opinion that one platform is better than another, and in extreme cases it may even be justified; but Jasper is just plain insulting.
24 months is still a joke - Apple support their stuff for much longer - so part of the increased sales of Android devices is the fact many are effectively junked after 12-18-24 months whereas iDevices are still going at 3-4+ years (probably about twice as long on average).
Clearly that is true - no point allowing features if the hardware (for instance a front facing camera or suitably fast CPU does not exist int he device) - but they are still supported and the bulk of the features do work.
Remember "iPhone 4S fans ruin 3G, calls, texts for EVERYONE"?
Not this Apple-spin masquerading as news again.
1. Quite frankly, who cares - if you want to run the latest Android version, get a Nexus. Otherwise, stop complaining.
2. Remember what happens when the latest IOS is pushed out without the service providers being able to test it?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/02/11/vodafone_ios6_1_software_problem/ - "iPhone 4S fans ruin 3G, calls, texts for EVERYONE"
3. When Apple release an update, features are still disabled on older phones. So it's misleading to say that all these phones are running "IOS 7", when that may be different operating systems on different phones. On WP, they labelled them differently (WP 7.8 vs 8). On Android, yes it might be a bit more annoying that older phones may not get a newer OS at all, but if they're not capable of running the new features, it's not much difference. Also remember that most Android phones don't run vanilla Android, so comparing Android versions is misleading, instead they run OSs that go on a different release schedule (e.g., a Samsung S4 is already running the latest version of TouchWiz - whatever Android version it's based on. Similarly I don't know if Android 4.3 uses the latest Linux version, but even if it didn't, that doesn't mean my Nexus isn't running the latest OS version, because it doesn't run plain Linux).
4. Let's compare on when different platforms get features, rather than an arbitrary thing like "OS version". Since Android phones already had the IOS 7 features months or years ago, who cares?
Point 2 is a particular issue. If it was just the case that it caused problems for iphones, well you've got the tradeoff between quick updates and full testing, where it's a matter of opinion which balance is best. But when it comes to messing things for *other people* that's inexcusable.
I'm worried that Apple are still allowed to push the updates out despite the risk to other users, and if nothing else, it's a double standard if they are allowed to do this, but other platforms still have to be held up by the networks.
And it's also sad that people are still spinning this as a plus point for Apple, when it has this known risk to *other users*.
You forgot and get everything for free. Most Android users don't like to pay for things.
Which could also be one of the resons they also have a good resale value.
"iOS 7 doesn't include all features on older phones"
Yeah, so what? OS updates are about more than features, even if you don't care about getting any new features at all you may care about getting bugs fixed and certainly should care about getting security issues fixed. So maybe the 3gs didn't get Siri or a front camera from the updates. Getting it to 6.1.4 - just under FOUR YEARS of updates - did get some security issues fixed and some nice performance boosts in the browser.
For those who don't buy one of the big name Androids like Galaxy S or Nexus and never get a single OS update, what is recommended for them to deal when security issues come to light? Root it and install generic Android or toss it and buy a new one?
During the meanwhile ...
... how many devices, world-wide, are running Linux?
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Who cares?
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50% of web traffic < 50% of devices, I would suggest
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That's not what they said. They said that of the devices that access the web, 50% of them run IOS7. Unique devices, not aggregated traffic.
You're correct that not all devices regularly connect to the web, but there's no strong reason to assume that running iOS6 or iOS7 is statistically significant in whether or not the device owner will browse the web, so the inference they draw (that the web-browsing section of the userbase is representative of the whole) is still reasonably valid.
The reason for such high adoption is basically that firstly, there are no carrier-customised builds of iOS, so one build can go onto every device, and second: an iPhone is more likely to be hooked up to a PC regularly, because of its symbiotic relationship with the execrable iTunes, and this makes users more likely to know that an update is available. Third, Apple publicise their phone OS releases to an extent that Google or MS do not - outside of the tech-press bubble, I'm willing to bet that more people will have heard of "iOS7" than "Android Jellybean" or "Windows Phone 8 GDR3"
Re: Stats Pedant
I'm referring to the first sentence:
"Half of all American iOS users have now updated to the latest operating system"
I can't argue with your comments on high uptake - but I'm also suggesting teh strong possibility that those users who update early are likely to use the internet on their phones more than the average.
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As of iOS 6 there is no need for iTunes. iOS devices are perfectly capable of backing themselves up to the cloud and upgrading without ever have been connected to a PC.
Re: Stats Pedant
Even more so, 50% of iDevices, but not all of these iDevices will be capable of running iOS 7, so it's yet another meaningless stat. For all we know, 50% of devices are capable, meaning that it's a 100% conversion rate. Or all of the devices are capable (unlikely - 3GS and below will still be out there) meaning it's only a 50% conversion rate.
So all we know, it's definitely "more than half".
Re: Stats Pedant
Or equally possibly >50%, impossible to say. We can opine about it perhaps but as IOS and android are probably about on a par in terms of average usage levels 50% is as good a yardstick as any.
Unless of course we have strong citations that IOS devices are used for browsing more or less web traffic than Android ones.
Extrapolation of data
The marketing persons dream way of making numbers seem higher than they actually are...
Are most people updating deliberately, or because their device asked them if they wanted to? I only ask because my iPad only told me yesterday that iOS7 was available - that was the first notification I got on the device.
Apple users 'use' their devices more (on average) so they are aware of the update and want the new features / look.
Apple users 'mindlessly follow' their devices more (on average) so they are aware of the update and "slavishly accepted" the new features/look.
So the reason Android users don't update the OS to fix bugs and security flaws is because they're too smart?
No, it's more a matter of actually bothering to see what the release notes contain first, rather than
"Oooh iPhone says "Press to update"
"What did that just do?"
Ignorance rools KO
iPhones actually prompt any user with a data plan or wifi that there is an update available. No need to hunt or even know beforehand. The notification includes a summary of what is in the update.
So, nothing to do with excessive fans or slavish following. Just as on your PC or some Linux distributions, if you are connected to the internet, you will be notified of available updates on the device.
I am sure that Android devices are wonderful, extra-terrestrial or God-given gifts to mankind. But how do they notify users of updates on all devices as soon as the update is released?
At least get the facts right
Apple published a PR 4 days after the release of iOS 7 that there were 200 million devices running iOS 7.
Presenting 4 days later as "one week later" is not very serious.
Easy now...
I've upgraded to IOS 7, but I really wouldn't class myself as a fanboi. My contract's up next month and I'm seriously considering defecting to Android. Just need to convince myself to write-off my existing app purchases...
It's cause they're dying for a change
Adoption rate does not surprise me. Apple users who haven't yet jumped ship to Android are dying for a change but are daunted by the huge selection options when it comes to Android phones. So they linger about Apple and gobble up whatever rubbish is released immediately, hoping that they'll get the change they're all vying for.
Re: It's cause they're dying for a change
I hate to point this out to you, but market research shows more people jumping TOO Apple than away from it. Market share data ignores the facts that (1) the market is increasing in size dramatically and (2) much of the new market is in bargain basement devices that are free on contract to subscribers who should have otherwise chosen a dumb or feature phone.
Most Apple users were perfectly happy with iOS 6, and more than likely there's going to be some backlash because they didn't want it to change. Personally I'm on the whole happy with it (particularly features like being able to tell it just to get on and auto-upgrade apps without bothering me) but you shouldn't confuse the wants and likes of tech bloggers with the core audience.
Those poor sorry souls, having such a buggy migraine inflected upon them. I can say that as I'm one of them, and have been enjoying how stuttery and crash happy my iPad has been since updating. Cheers Messrs Cook, Ive et al!
Yeah sure you have an iPad :S
Hard reset
Have you tried hard resetting your iPad? My iPad 3 was a stuttery mess after upgrading until I did a clean and reset. Three options (#1 worked for me) in order of increasing pain-in-the-ass-ness.
Try closing all apps, then doing a hard reset (press power+home buttons for 15secs); wait at least 1min before turning on again.
If this doesn't work, try a factory reset then setting up your iPad as a new device, then restoring from a backup.
And if this doesn't work, try setting up as a new device then manually reinstalling your downloaded apps + content.
iOS 7.0.2 is out already and solves a few of the initial buglets.
Re: Hard reset
Why the thumbs down people? It either works for you or it doesn't - no need to get all grumpy about it.
Apple itself would have you believe there are now 200 million devices running iOS7
Bastards! Trying to make us believe something, just because it's true.
Why all the guesswork?
They should just get the actual numbers from the NSA.
50% of US users?
half of US users, 200 million world-wide have upgraded.
Surely their OS6 wasn't THAT bad?
Re: 50% of US users?
It's not - the other half could be running devices that cannot be upgraded or are waiting for the inevitable initial bugs to be ironed out. But 7.0.2 is actually out - so suspect many will have been resolved and we're only just over a week from launch.
Fanbois... or just Users?
Yet another byline failure.
My wife has an iPad Mini, that she only got because she needs it for school. Last week she got a message along the lines of "A system update is available. Install now?".
So... she's a fanboi now?
Silly bloggers.
A lot of
colour-blind hipsters out there.
Yes, thanks...
Updated to iOS7. Runs okay, looks terrible and has *no* sense of style. I'd go back to iOS6 if I could - and maybe this is why Apple have nobbled the ability to roll back? It would tarnish their image to have percentages who "just think different" and say no?
Haters hit the boot camp .....
and there is no way back.
That's how you deal with dissent, give them zero choice. Tails permanently between their legs, they are owned forever because they simply have zero choice.
Slavery has never been such fun.
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Fork foods that accommodate restricted diets
- Jacquilynne Mar 19, 2013 09:49 AM
I'm hosting a board game party, and I want to make a few fork foods for people to eat. No knives and cutting, but also not finger foods, because people need to be holding cards and moving pieces and some people get right cranky if you get BBQ sauce on their D20s, you know?
I'd also like all of the dishes to be free of pork (sigh, there goes half my repertoire), and for at least some of them to be gluten-free and vegan, though I am very explicitly not planning to do a full-on gluten-free and vegan menu. Ideas that include meat and cheese and flour are welcome, but ideas without them are also needed.
The first thing that came to mind was macaroni and cheese... obviously wouldn't work for the gluten-free and vegan folks, but it's probably the easiest least messy thing to eat with a fork only. You could do them in individual ramekins to make it even easier to handle.
I also think anything on a small stick/skewer would be good for what you want. Caprese for the veg/gluten free folks, and something with meat for the nons.
re: Jacquilynne
I've made it without.
A alternative is baked brown rice. Short grain brown rice gives it a great chewy and creamy texture.
re: Jacquilynne
You may need to increase the salt, if you leave out the cheese.
re: Jacquilynne
Pssst -- nutritional yeast! ;) Gives a cheesy flavor without cheese. Gluten free (at least Bob's Red Mill version is). Vegan.
Here's a couple of examples of nooch risotto:
Veggie chili (though that could get messy)
Variety of salads -- quinoa tabouleh, bean salad, rice noodle salad, etc
Potato gratin made with veg stock http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/he...
Potato leek soup
Beans and rice with grilled meats and veggies
Baked potato bar
How super fun!
How about scanning this thread from when Penelope Casas books were COTM? So many great tapas ideas, including the mushrooms in garlic sauce(sub for the chicken stock) , shrimp in garlic sauce(not for vegans obviously), garbanzos and spinach, cauliflower salad. (I have the names all wrong, but you'll see what I mean when you scan the thread). Since olive oil, rather than butter, is the primary source of fat in most Spanish recipes, for the most part, anything that is vegetarian will also be vegan.
Lots of us have this book, I'm sure, so we can paraphrase any recipe you need.
The other Casas books also had tapas recipes in them, but "Tapas" is easiest to scroll through since it's exclusively tapas.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/524513, love this garlic shrimp, for instance: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5245... and the fried peppers http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5245...
re: meatn3
Along the lines of a baked potato bar, I think a mashed potato bar would be fun, and easy. Have a bunch of different toppings, mashed potatoes in a crock pot. For low carbers, have mashed cauliflower.
re: chowser
That's a great idea.
I went to a wedding reception that had a mashed potato bar with all sorts of "toppings", from braised short ribs to chili to vegetable soup, etc., etc.
re: chowser
Oh! Mashed potatoes would be much better! I tried keeping them warm in a crockpot for Thanksgiving and it worked like a charm.
To keep them vegan they could be made with Earth Balance and soy/almond/rice milk. A friend served me some made with a non-dairy milk and they weren't bad (says the person who believes potatoes were created as a vehicle for massive amounts of dairy).
re: meatn3
Another option is to use vegetable stock and olive oil. Earth Balance has several potential allergens (plus I personally find the flavor nasty, though many adore it).
I'd consider making (really pretty!) skewers of grape tomatoes, mozzarella balls and basil leaves and keep them at room temp well before serving. Crudite and dips, smoked salmon rounds or little pumpernickel squares with creme fraiche. For the gluten free folks, crustless quiche, can be veggie ones and lorraine; great that they're good at room temp or warm.
One veggies meal salad that's easy to eat neatly with a fork always disappears before everything else I make, so I always make a ton (well, two lbs of tortellini minimum): cheese tortellini, pre cooked and chilled, with halved grape tomatoes, feta cubes, EVOO, chopped flat leaf parsley, salt and fgbp. Small pieces, very lightly dressed so not drippy, so very neat and also pretty.
Mini meat loaves and mini vegetarian ones are cute and neat to eat as well; maybe some mashed fauxtatoes and spuds on the side.
Melon balls, fruit wedges, tea sandwiches, cheese squares, cut veggies, mini beef sliders, chic fingers on a stick, chili bites served on a tablespoon.
In New York's Chinatown there is a store called Pearl River Store that is like a 3-story Chinese dime store that sells all kinds of little bamboo forks for stabbing cocktail-type foods---and this store is ONLINE in case you live where there's no Chinese dime store. Such fun. Little paper umbellas for drinks, too, and trainer chopsticks for children BTW. But for this thread, think little bamboo stabber forks.
re: Querencia
That store is one of my stops each time I'm in NYC! Great stuff...
re: Querencia
Damnit, Querencia, now I want little bamboo stabber forks, and there's no way I'm going to get them up here to Toronto by Sunday.
Why not get some of those trendy tasting spoons and serve in this? Just about anything can go in those spoons.
Based (somewhat loosely) on the suggestions in this thread, I think I'm going to do something along the lines of a mushroom pilaf, rather than a mushroom risotto, just because I think it'll hold a little better throughout the afternoon -- game day is a pretty casual come as you can affair so not everyone will eat at the same time.
I'm also pondering pulled chicken in a tomato sauce, and a corn and tomato salad, because the former can be kept warm in either the crock pot or the rice cooker, and the latter doesn't need to be kept either particularly warm or particularly cold.
One of the party invitees recently graduated from a pastry arts program, and I've hired her to do lemon squares and some vegan/gluten-free cookies for dessert and noshing.
I really like the mashed potato bar idea, and I'm going to save it for another time. mcf's tortellini salad also sounds super tasty.
I really appreciate everyone's answers -- I'd been struggling with the whole concept and just not having anything come to mind at all, but the ease with which you were throwing suggestions out really made it seem less difficult than I was making it in my head.
re: Jacquilynne
Sounds like a plan!
Just an idea - perhaps add black beans to the corn and tomato salad so it can double as another main for the vegetarians. The pulled chicken would be yummy with a mild tomatillo sauce too.
re: meatn3
Or even better yet, Eden canned black soybeans... protein, no starch.
re: Jacquilynne
Hope a fun time is had by all!
i know you're pretty set, but i thought i'd throw a few more ideas into the mix...
slice and roast some sweet potatoes with rosemary and chives, then crumble goat cheese on top of some.
stuffed mushrooms with onion, brown rice, nutritional yeast, etc.
polenta stacker rounds -- make polenta (with or without cheese for the vegans), spread and cool. cut out small squares or rounds with a shot glass. top with some sundried tomato or olive or eggplant tapenade and a bit of basil or parmesan cheese.
soup shooters in shot glasses -- keep warm in crockpot
mini quesadillas -- cut them into bite sized wedges. gluten free or corn tortillas if necessary.
marinated teriyaki tofu cubes
herbed roasted baby new potatoes
Just a report back on this:
The pulled chicken was a big hit. I dramatically undersalted the mushroom rice, which I didn't realize until I started eating it, so that was less of a huge hit. The leftovers were quite good when I added salt to them, though, so at least I had something to eat for the rest of the week. The corn salad was also good, and held up well in leftovers.
I really liked the boost the nutritional yeast gave to the mushroom rice. I had to buy a fairly giant bag of it, but I look forward to trying it in other things. I tossed some in the pasta I had for lunch today, and it was good there, too. So, super thanks to DuchessNukem for that suggestion -- it's an ingredient I would have sniffily dismissed as hippy granola crap and never tried if not for this thread.
re: Jacquilynne
Nutritional yeast is great in kale or Brussels "Caesar." We eat tons of the stuff.
re: Jacquilynne
LOL @ hippy granola crap. Glad you enjoyed. Funny thing is, I first tried nutritional yeast when I saw a recipe for dehydrator vegan Cheezits (love love love Cheezits - prob worst food on earth). Also nice in gravy, sprinkled over pasta, added to veg soups.
Since you have some left, try cheezy kale chips sometime (can be made in oven):
re: DuchessNukem
The only Kale chips I've ever had were beyond disgusting; bitter, nasty, unpleasant things, the absolute worst kind of hippy granola crap: foods that are supposed to be like other foods only somehow lower calorie or healthier or vegan. They're just never as good as the real thing.
But I find myself wanting to try it, because the goodness that was the nutritional yeast idea has engendered my trust. If I do, I will report back.
re: DuchessNukem
Totally going to try this tomorrow!!! Have all the ingredients. Would it work with precut kale?
re: cheesecake17
Sorry, missed this post cheesecake. I don't see why precut wouldn't work, but fat stems are best removed and used elsewhere (textural). Hope you tried it!
And Jacquilynne, good kale crisps should be crisp, salty, and a little greeny/earthy, not bitter. (But then, I like raw beet slices. YMMV.) Sorry you had a bad experience! You can try nuts.com's version sometime if you ever want to try again:
re: DuchessNukem
I used the precut kale and sifted thru it to remove the stems.
Truly fabulous!!! My 2 year old ate several bowls of it as a snack. Everyone who walked into the house grabbed a handful.
A lot of time, but definitely worth it.
Next I want to try making carrot "Chips"
re: cheesecake17
I saw vegan kale chips at my grocery store this weekend for $7+ for a tiny little box. Who knew they'd try to sell this stuff? I've only ever had it homemade (and love it). It's so curious how it melts in your mouth.
re: The Dairy Queen
Did you see the ones with the cheezy coating? My Friday night dinner guests saw the container in my pantry and went NUTS over it. They couldn't believe I made the chips and asked me three times where I bought them!!
I guess I could see people buying them. They do take quite a whole to make and require a food processor.
GHG do you have a recipe for the carrot chips they sell? Usually they're next to the kale chips. I've seen green bean chips, okra chips, turnip chips as well...
re: cheesecake17
Yes, I saw the ones with the cheese-like (not cheese as these were vegan) coating.
The plain salted kale chips I've done before do not require a food processor... Maybe that's why I'm so shocked by the price.
re: The Dairy Queen
Is crazy. But I guess better than buying chips. I could see myself buying these a few years ago when I was working full time(crazy long hours)
re: The Dairy Queen
"I saw vegan kale chips at my grocery store this weekend for $7+ for a tiny little box. Who knew they'd try to sell this stuff?"
They're a huge thing. Around four or five years ago, a friend who then worked for a local raw-foods company that's one of the big commercial suppliers, told me that people would order by the case (or multiple cases) retail for their own consumption.
She brought me a bunch of samples, and what I realized on trying the various flavors is that they're super popular with people who are into vegan, raw, "natural" and so on, but still have a jones for Doritos - because that's what "ranch," "nacho cheese," etc. kale chips (all made with various combos of spices and nutritional yeast) are mimicking. And pretty effectively, I'd say, based on my own atavistic response! Of course, I've never bought them myself, only made my own non-"cheesy" ones.
re: Caitlin McGrath
It's hard to imagine buying them by the case, but I guess if kale is one's vice, you're not doing too badly. I might have to try making the fake-cheesy ones.
re: The Dairy Queen
Make them. Totally worth the time and effort. My toddler inhaled bowls of them
Hi Jacquilynne. I'm glad everything worked out well. Your reference to D20s had me thinking that maybe some of the board games were set in fantasy realms, and perhaps even fantasy realms where the speech and technology was that of medieval times, so I though you might enjoy checking out this old thread, were Chowhounds were very helpful in linking to recipes from the medieval and Elizabethan periods. Perhaps for your next party you can find some period recipes from there.


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GhostShell hackers release 1.6 million NASA, FBI, ESA accounts
The hacking collecting GhostShell has announced it has finished operations for the year, but has signed off with a dump of around 1.6 million account details purloined from government, military, and industry. "ProjectWhiteFox will conclude this year's series of attacks by promoting hacktivism worldwide and drawing attention to …
It's OK, guys
The ESA, NASA, Pentagon, Federal Reserve, Interpol, FBI, etc. can stop worrying. Kim Dotcom will come to the rescue and keep all their sensitive data encrypted and safe from miscreants with his new Mega file storage service.
Re: It's OK, guys
Running Linux is what the vast majority of the hacked systems have in common....
Re: It's OK, guys
Ah, RICHTO! –You've forgotten to login, matey.
Re: It's OK, guys
Yes because its all the OS's fault, not the software that if run in a way it wasn't intended to blaps details, exploit in something else or poor passwords are not to blaim.
There are loads of attack vectors these days that people are only starting to realise are vulnerable, a simple coding mistake on a website can give an attacker the ability to do something unintended but permitted by the software.
It could be true, I dunno, but then its still the lack of maintenance which caused the intrusion(s).
AC for very obvious reasons; I've recently experienced this myself with a certain customer server. It ran Debian.... 3.1 (Sarge). In the year 2010, 2011, 2012... Of course Sarge's release date was 2005 and it has been long superseded. Heck; even the lack of security updates was no problem for this customer. As long as the server ran "all was fine".
This server has been compromised a few times now and from the looks of it has been again quite recently. So; who or what is to blame; the operating system?
I don't think so....
Re: It's OK, guys
No no, of course it's not the OSs fault. It's only the fault of the OS if it's a Microsoft OS.
Re: @AC
Lots of VMS systems and mainframes a lot older than 2005 running in production still. Upgrading an OS on a mission critical business system is a HUGE deal for most decent sized businesses. Walling off your business critical system as much from not just the internet but internal networks as much as you can is generally best practice. Of course the OS on a public facing web server is a whole different matter.
Blah. Blah. Shut It.
Here's a huge list of email addresses and names. LET SLIP THE DOGS OF WAR. Then we all get something...
Asshats. You can get and legally use most of this data for less than the cost of calling a lawyer to see how much trouble it is worth. Validated names and email addresses from respectable vendors cost our partners less than $6,000 per thousand for 30 day use. Why even bother with the fringe stuff? If you are serious about changing things then you'll figure out a way to find a few thousand dollars.
Kids were smarter in my day.
Re: Blah. Blah. Shut It.
I'm sure the point that was being made here is not that they have the data, more that they managed to get the data via servers' backdoors that were wide open flapping in the wind.
Re: Blah. Blah. Shut It.
That's what they *said* they did, but if the various arrested Anons are any indication of character, that were these guys are fantasists. It's more likely they got the addresses by rifling through third-party servers like forums or conference organisers that don't have such high security.
You can get a shit-load of ESA and NASA addresses just by scanning the abstracts of aerospace conference papers, and it's not too hard to weed through other spam-lists to find certain domains.
And when you've got them, what the fuck use is a pile of email addresses at the Department of the Treasury, or the European Space Agency anyway. What are they going to do with them? *Spam* them into revealing that the financial crisis is a result of the world's governments paying a gold tribute to the aliens that landed in Roswell? Seriously... acquisition of something resembling a life is in order here.
But hey, they're saving the world (from something as yet undefined) and taking a stand (for something as yet undefined).
Re: less than $6,000
Is $6 per month what my name and email address is worth? I might consider renting it out.
Re: less than $6,000
No need to rent it out. Everyone already has it.
Re: Blah. Blah. Shut It.
"Kids were smarter in my day"
Re: Blah. Blah. Shut It.
spear phishing mayhaps??
Useless bunch
These kinds of fruitless attacks end up becoming fodder for politcal lobbying. It doesnt show strength or prowess, it shows more that the group don't understand the world that they live in....
Feeding time at the zoo
No wonder people involved in this http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/12/10/communications_data_bill/ think there is good reason to invoke such laws when this sort of crap is being published by the press.
Hackers need to man up
Pretty weak.
Please, next time only report on computer miscreants if they manage to EXPLODE A COMPUTER
Re: Hackers need to man up
Or get it to play AC-DC in a nuclear plant...
Re: Thunder
Na na na na na na na na
"Oooh, look what we can do!"
I know that security is important and I'm not saying that what they've done here doesn't point out some security flaws, but it really is just willy waving. They aren't doing anything useful here it's just kids running around being douches. Hacktivism is supposed to have a political goal. This clearly doesn't so they aren't Hacktivists they are just vandals.
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Not exactly popular.
Hacktivist crew signs off for Christmas
Just wish these and others like them would just sign off. Permanently.
All the billions they apparently spent on security after the whole Gary incident really helped then.
Of course it did - there were lots of new Powerpoint presentations about the importance of security.
This did mean upgrading every government employee to the new version of Powerpoint but we were able to offset the costs of this by firing some admins and moving all the computer stuff onto Dropbox.
These guys say they stand for keeping the internet free and open. And then they claim to have hacked into a bunch of high profile systems and release the info to the world while being untraceable. And that's meant to encourage governments to keep things free and open how exactly?
We are not the Judean Peoples Front
We are the Peoples Front of F£$*ing Judea
(Well, it is nearly Christmas)
US Government: The worlds biggest data sieve
The US keeps on flaunting it's technical prowess. If this is true how come so much of their data leaks?
Little wonder China saves so much on military R & D; The Congress should forget about Chinese backdoors and get the 'experts' to stick their fingers in the leaking dykes of US IT.
Re: US Government: The worlds biggest data sieve
The Chinese are stealing from the UK government too just with less gusto. The 1960/70's technology of the UK Armed Forces is already pretty much in the public domain.
Re: US Government: The worlds biggest data sieve
>The 1960/70's technology of the UK Armed Forces is already pretty much in the public domain.
The chinese now have the secret of Tea and biscuits-Brown ?
I've a feeling that...
...the really successful hacks are the ones we never hear about.
Re: I've a feeling that...
I wasn't able to upvote you more than once so I've upvoted myself here instead.
I haven't looked at the raw data from this hack but none of their recent hacks has impressed me. They've all been hyped up and contained very little that was actually useful.
"while in October it released student records from the world's top 100 universities" did you actually look at the data? much of it was worthless.
>"while in October it released student records from the world's top 100 universities" did you actually look at the data? much of it was worthless.
Well only one record was genuine, the other 99 had just been copied off wikipedia
Brilliant :)
Just think what Chinese government-sponsored crews could steal...
Soon to just be ghosts
These naive hackers are in for a reality check when they permanently disappear without a trace.
Well well well. Plaintext password storage at ESA
A bunch of people at $orkplace have had warnings today from the local CERT team because their details were published.
Looking at several of the warnings, the thing which stands out most clearly is that ESA didn't bother with any form of encryption for passwords on their website. The rest of the details were already publically available.
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WWE conducted a poll, asking fans if they felt that Big E Langston would some day be a world heavyweight champion. Thus far, 70% of the voters feel that the current Intercontinental Champion will move up to the main event scene eventually.
After announcing the big return, WWE conducted a poll on their website to see who fans wanted Batista to work against when he gets back into professional wrestling. Randy Orton barely beat out Brock Lesnar by garnering a third of the votes.
WWE conducted a poll on their website and 97 percent of the fans voted that Chris Jericho was better than Triple H.
Since the company likes fresh starts at Wrestlemania, WWE officials have been checking out a couple of the developmental wrestlers to see which ones are ready to be called up to the main roster. This week, they're checking out Tyler Breeze, who worked live events with Justin Gabriel this weekend.
Jimmy Uso and Naomi are now husband and wife. The WWE couple had their wedding in Hawaii this week. The event was attended by Jey Uso, Justin Gabriel and a couple of other wrestlers. The production crew for Total Divas was there as well, filming footage to be shown on an episode next season.
Apparently, WWE has informed some of the performers backstage already about their status for the upcoming Royal Rumble match, as Justin Gabriel has revealed to fans through Twitter that he will not be working the big pay per view this year.
Justin Gabriel has been working as an in ring trainer this week, as WWE has him working with Alexander Rusev during the last few live events. Management wanted a better look at the NXT developmental wrestler to see if he is ready to be called up to the main roster.
Plans for forming a new tag team of Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd have been put on hold, so that the latter can work with Natalya Neidhart.
Alberto Del Rio won Royal Rumble 2011 by last eliminating Santino Marella. Other participants in the match include Alex Riley, Big Show, Booker T, Bray Wyatt, Chavo Guerrero, Chris Masters, CM Punk, Curtis Axel, Daniel Bryan, David Otunga, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Ezekiel Jackson, Great Khali, Heath Slater, Hornswoggle, Jack Swagger, John Cena, John Morrison, JTG, Justin Gabriel, Kane, Kevin Nash, Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry, Mason Ryan, R Truth, Randy Orton, Rey Mysterio, Sheamus, Ted DiBiase, Tyler Reks, Tyson Kidd, Vladimiz Kozlov, Wade Barrett, William Regal, Yoshi Tatsu and Zack Ryder.


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Dr. Ribas: Evidence, both preclinical and clinical for the combination of a BRAF inhibitor and a MEK inhibitor demonstrate that there is a benefit for doing the combined therapy.1-4 The reason is because when we give a BRAF and a MEK inhibitor, we're hitting melanoma twice where it really counts, which is on the pathway that leads to the oncogenic driver signal—the mitogen-activated protein [MAP] kinase pathway. We're preventing that melanoma cell from being able to escape with many of the mechanisms that lead to escape from single-agent BRAF inhibitor.5 So that leads to better initial responses, and that has been seen with the early studies with dabrafenib and trametinib,6 and also with the combination of vemurafenib and cobimetinib, and then it also leads to more durable responses. The very important features of these combinations are that, not only are they more efficacious, but they are also less toxic. And that's because adding a MEK inhibitor to a BRAF inhibitor avoids a feature of single-agent BRAF inhibitors, which is called paradoxical activation of the MAP kinase pathway. And that leads to decreased toxicities—in particular, decrease of the secondary squamous cell carcinomas that are seen with single-agent BRAF inhibitors; also decrease in most of the skin toxicities that are induced by skin proliferation; and also decrease in the joint pains which are a common feature of BRAF inhibitors.3,7 So, I think it's a winner combination, and I'm pretty sure that that will become our new standard of care.
The final proof of this will be available once the randomized clinical trials with dabrafenib-trametinib versus either dabrafenib alone or vemurafenib alone,8,9 or the clinical trial of vemurafenib and cobimetinib compared to vemurafenib alone10 will be reported, which we hope will be within the next year.
But I'm sure that we're not going to stop there, because we're starting to understand what happens when melanoma becomes resistant to BRAF and MEK inhibitors. And we're seeing that several signals from the outside can lead to a state where some melanoma cells harbor the secondary processes that lead to higher resistance. And blocking receptor tyrosine kinases like c-Met may lead to better initial responses and less ability of melanoma [cells] to persist and become truly resistant. And also, we're [now] understanding some of the processes of resistance that go through the activation of an alternative pathway, the PI3/Akt pathway, and how a BRAF inhibitor and an Akt inhibitor could lead to secondary benefits. And there's a clinical trial open at SWOG that is going to be testing such a combination.11
Narrator: Based upon an understanding of the underlying molecular pathogenesis, targeted therapies are being developed for other non-melanoma skin malignancies as well. For example, the hedgehog signaling pathway can cause basal cell proliferation and tumor growth.12 In adults, this pathway is normally inhibited by the patched homolog 1 (PTCH1). Signaling in this pathway is initiated by the cell surface receptor smoothened homolog (SMO).
Mutations of PTCH1 may prevent inhibition of SMO activation of the hedgehog pathway, or mutations of SMO may result in activation of the
Vismodegib is an oral small molecule inhibitor of SMO that blocks the activation of the hedgehog pathway and is approved for the treatment of basal cell carcinoma recurrence after surgery and locally advanced or metastatic disease.16-18 Other targeted agents are undergoing evaluation for basal cell carcinoma, including


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How is this guy still on tv?[/QUOTE]
He is there to sell books and financial products, not stocks.
Re: Bear Stearns, Cramer has some kind of an awkward excuse, I can't tell if it's valid or weasel-y, about him really meaning investor money was safe with Bear Stearns Asset Management rather than money in Bear Stearns common stock - I believe they were discussing BSAM at some point, but the manner in which he was saying money was cool in Bear Stears was consistent with the way he always addresses money in a particular stock.
If he got it wrong he did not have the balls to say so because he'd be admitting one of the historic whiffs of all time. Ahhh.... weasel.


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Evacuation lifted at Butts Army Airfield following bomb threat
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Butts Army Airfield on Fort Carson was evacuated Wednesday (1/22/14) because of a bomb threat.
The evacuation order has now been lifted.
Fort Carson says the threat was made anonymously.
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Update: It's pretty obvious that Motorola's site isn't currently able to handle the amount of traffic that has flooded upon it for this deal. Should the site come back up and the deal be in place, we'll update this post. Hang with us!
Update 2 (6:49AM): Motorola's support account on Twitter had this to say – "Lots of traffic; promo not started yet. Wait to order until you see promo in cart. Watch http://twitter.com/motorola for updates!" and "As posted above, it has not started yet. We need to get the site up first. Wait until you see the promo in your cart to order."
Update 3 (6:58AM): And now the official Motorola account has posted this – "Our website is down due to traffic & we're working quickly to restore it. Watch here for updates & for when our Cyber Monday deal starts."
Update 4 (8:17AM): New word in from Motorola – "We're currently restoring online services. Some may have site-access, but Cyber Monday deal prices won't begin until all systems are a go."
Update 5 (8:44AM): Moto X Developer Edition (GSM) and (CDMA) models are now available for $399! [GSM Link] [CDMA Link]
Update 6 (11:38AM): Shortly after going live, the Developer Editions both sold out. And then now they have come back. We're not exactly sure even Motorola knows what's going on at this point. Feel free to try the links in Update 5, just to make sure. If you were waiting for MotoMaker orders, we think they may still be coming. Try to sit tight through this 6-hour wait.
Update 7 (11:55AM): Yep, the Developer Editions are back again, according to official word from Motorola. And Motomaker is still apparently on the way, if you can believe that. Here are the direct DE links – [GSM Link] [CDMA Link]
Update 8 (6:20PM): Well, Motorola has issued a new statement with a potential new schedule. If they are not up and running by 6:30PM Pacific, they are moving the deal to Wednesday, December 4, with a second sale happening on Monday, December 9.
Update 9 (11:00PM): Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside has apologized for today's debacle. They will indeed open up two more sale days – December 4 (this Wednesday) and December 9 (next Monday). Details here.
Motorola's discount on the full retail price of the Moto X – what may be the best Cyber Monday deal of them all – is now live (at least it's supposed to be, but their site is struggling at the moment). Announced last week, we were told to expect to see a $150 discount from off-contract pricing on Moto X models through MotoMaker and Developer Editions. For those keeping track of current Moto X pricing, that puts custom made MotoMaker models with 16GB at just $349 without a contract. Should you go 32GB of storage, you'll be paying $399. (more…)


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November 26, 2014
NEW YORK (AP) - Peyton Manning is the only unanimous choice for the 2013 Associated Press NFL All-Pro team. It's his seventh time as a first-teamer, tying Hall of Famer Otto Graham for the most by a quarterback.
The Denver star set NFL records this season with 55 touchdown passes and 5,477 yards through the air.
He was chosen Friday on all 50 ballots from media members who regularly cover the NFL. Manning also was an All-Pro in 2003, '04, '05, '08, '09 and last season.
New Orleans tight end Jimmy Graham and Indianapolis outside linebacker Robert Mathis each drew 49 votes. Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy and Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman had 48.
Minnesota kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson is the only rookie on the squad.
Eighteen NFC players and nine from the AFC have made the team.
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Paul Swinand, Equity Analyst at Morningstar, expects Macy's and Target to see good sales in the upcoming holiday season while Kohl's may continue to struggle. He also explains what that means for investment strategy.» Read More
The fashion mogul Bernard Arnault's LVMH and the Hermès luxury house have finally made peace, the companies say.
Luxury Italian eyewear maker Luxottica has overhauled its management structure after CEO Andrea Guerra stepped down following a rift with chairman Leonardo Del Vecchio.
One company is putting the bling into university travel by offering a $41,500 deal to students wanting to arrive by private jet.
Luca Solca, head of luxury goods at Exane BNP Paribas, warns the market won¿t be pleased if Luxottica CEO Andrea Guerra steps down.
Michele Norsa, CEO of Ferragamo, says the China region is "volatile" but positive in the long-term.
Brian Nelson, President of Equity Research at Valuentum Securities, says brand recognition is underpinning the growth in sales for iconic U.S. luxury brands like Tiffany.
Discussing the Tiffany brand and the state of retail, with Oliver Chen, Citigroup retail analyst, and James Fallon, Women's Wear Daily editor.
CNBC's Sara Eisen speaks to William Lauder, The Estee Lauder Companies executive chairman, about the state of high-end retail and the opportunity in China and other "fast" emerging markets.
Paul Swinand, Morningstar retail analyst, and Edward Yruma, KeyBanc Capital Markets, weigh in on Tiffany's earnings in U.S. and Europe, and the management transition.
The "Squawk on the Street" news team discusses Tiffany's Q2 earnings beat. The retailer cited an increase in worldwide net sales largely in the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions.
Dana Telsey, Telsey Advisory Group CEO, breaks down the luxury retailers second quarter numbers and provides her takes on the outlook for retail.
Insight to luxury brand Ralph Lauren's new high-tech shirt, with David Lauren, Ralph Lauren executive vice president of global advertising and marketing.
Jon Cox, head of European consumer equities at Kepler Cheuvreux, says the threat to luxury timepieces from smartwatches is "overdone" and stabilization in China will see luxury stocks rally.
Jon Cox, head of European consumer equities at Kepler Cheuvreux, says there are "serious signs" of a slowdown in spending by Russians on luxury goods.
Tailors on London's famous Savile Row - where suits sell in excess of $6000 - are now looking to take their luxury offerings to China where consumers are looking for the perfect suit.
Luxottica's shares slid after Italian media reported that the CEO could be on his way out following disagreements over Google Glass.
CNBC's Simon Hobbs reports Hyatt Hotels will open its new flagship for its luxury brand hotel in New York City today.
Billionaire Ron Perelman is suing gallery owner Larry Gagosian over an April 2011 agreement to sell a piece of artwork.
Italian designer Roberto Cavalli is in talks to sell a majority stake in his fashion house to VTB Capital, according to sources close to the company.
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I Wanna Be Happy Lyrics - Queers
I wanna be happy; I don't wanna be sad.
I wanna be a good boy; I don't wanna be bad.
I wanna be happy.
Yeah, I wanna be happy so bad.
I wanna be happy; yeah, I really do.
But everybody's saying I'm no good for you.
They know that I'm a cretin, and I know it's true.
But I don't care.
I wanna see you at Kenmore Square, yeah,
And on the Bowery, too.
And in Toranto on Queen Street,
Or on Belmont Avenue.
'Cause I don't wanna be alone and sad no more,
And I've been through this before.
Can't you understand this much is true?
I wanna be happy with you.
It's all I wanna do.
I wanna be happy with you.
Riding the surf in Doheny, baby.
Walking on Mission Street, too.
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It's really big question to answer when I decided to buy a second hand Canon 60D and it turns out that it is very difficult to get the information about the shutter count from Canon DSLR series.
To understand how important the shutter count is. Please read this post
After getting the shutter count out. You also want to know "How many shutter count is considered too many?". Answer is found here
The application introduced in this post is for MacOS. IF you are Windows user, please find the answer here
As you might know, it is quite easy to get such an information from Nikon DSLR camera, simply upload your image (RAW, JPG) to a website which is very convenient after searching with Google. But it is much more complicated with Canon counterpart.
It takes me days to find the solution and it seems to be that the most updated suitable way to get such information is by paying some bucks to get it online with eoscount.com website.
And if you are using MacOS, there is another paid option for you: Shuttercount apps available on Apple store to purchase with US$ 3.79.
After days of searching and verifying different source to try to get the shutter count information out of the light with my Canon 60d. I come with so amazing solution for those who using MacOS. Here what I got.
There is a very cool apps on Apple store named EOS Inspector which is FREE at this moment (10th April 2014, and it is said that this app is only FREE for limited time). So, let's quick to download it and have a go.
A minor problem before installing this app is that you have to upgrade to MacOS Maverick (10.9 at least) to install it.
After install EOS Inspector, you will have such a welcome screen:
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Question: Which EOS cameras supported?
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Warm Frisée Salad with Fingerlings and Bacon
Servings: Makes 6
- 1 pound small fingerling potatoes, unpeeled
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 8 cups bite-size pieces frisée leaves (about 2 large heads)
- 4 cups bite-size pieces dandelion greens, tough center ribs and stems discarded
- 1 cup fresh Italian parsley leaves
- 3 tablespoons Sherry wine vinegar
- 12 ounces thick slices applewood-smoked bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup sliced shallots
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Preheat oven to 400°F. Toss potatoes with 2 tablespoons olive oil, thyme, and 1 teaspoon salt in medium bowl. Arrange potatoes in roasting pan; cover pan with foil. Roast until tender when pierced with fork, about 40 minutes. Cool 10 minutes. Cut potatoes in half lengthwise.
Meanwhile, toss frisée, dandelion leaves, and parsley in large bowl. Whisk vinegar and remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil in small bowl to blend.
Sauté bacon in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Reduce heat to medium; add shallots and potatoes to skillet and sauté 2 minutes. Add vinegar mixture and swirl pan until heated through. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Pour bacon mixture over greens; toss to coat and serve.
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Posted by Shreya on Monday, December 12, 2011 at 7:57pm.
The thesis statement is: "I would lower expenses and cut services to get rid of debt."
The rest of your paragraph is good.
Thanks ms. Sue you have any more ideas on what to do, i try help Mohammad i not know how to make 250 words. You please edit his paragraph it need to have no mistake if you do i appreciate thanks
As I've told Mohammad, please don't worry about English mistakes. His writing is clearly understood.
Other ways to pay off the government debt:
Raise taxes on the middle class and the rich.
Cut expenses in addition to cutting transportation. What other ways can you think of?
How about getting rid of some government employees?
To cut expenses that mean to not spend on consumer goods? You please explain to me what it mean getting rid of government employees. That mean they lose their job so they not get money right. Well I also think cutting back on services like recreation and sports, but so many love sports how I stop this?
When a family or a government is in debt, everyone must sacrifice a little. I don't think the Canadian government spends any money on sports, so cutting sports would not help the debt.
When the government cuts expenses, it doesn't pay as much for social programs like pensions and medical care. Getting rid of some government employees means they lose their jobs. Maybe Canada could get rid of its military forces.
I also Cut spending on for recreational purposes? How do i do this? Recreational purposes mean going to movies and stuff.
The government doesn't go to movies.
Your question asks how the Canadian government can cut expenses and pay its debt.
What about public facilities (park, library) can i cut spending on that? I so stuck helping my brother you see :( We not know nothing of government.
Yes. Public facilities like parks, libraries, and schools can be cut.
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John E. "Monk" Reynolds, 73, of Fredericksburg passed away Monday, Jan. 10, 2011, at Mary Washington Hospital.
He was born on Sept. 1, 1937, in Alexandria, the son of the late Harvey and Della Reynolds.
Mr. Reynolds was a U.S. Navy veteran. Upon leaving the military, he founded and edited the Mid-Eastern Drag News in 1961. He also founded Super Stock magazine and was the co-owner of the York U.S. 30 Drag Raceway in York, Pa., in the late '60s and early '70s. Later in his career he owned the 1320 Club in Alexandria and the 1320 II Club in Springfield.
He was the founder and owner of Showday Farms and Commonwealth Park in Culpeper and the former owner of the Governor Spotswood Estate in Locust Grove. Before retiring, he owned and operated Country Home Builders, constructing many buildings in the Locust Grove area including the Lake of the Woods Self Storage, The Car Doctor and many homes in Lake of the Woods.
He is survived by his wife, Linda Lee Reynolds; his daughters, Tara Trabor, and Jonnie Kay Becker and her husband, Jens; his step- daughter, Pamela Cocker; his brother, Frank Reynolds of Arlington; and his sister, Margaret Bivens of Indiana. He is also survived by two granddaughters; one grandson; one stepgranddaughter; a great-grandson; and by
The family will receive friends Friday, Jan. 14, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at Laurel Hill Funeral Home in Spotsylvania. A funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at the funeral home by the Rev. Tom Schafer. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Memorial Park.
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Outspoken and well traveled can describe Rockin Randy. He has been in wrestling almost a quarter century and gave both Colt and Punk their first matches. Become familiar with someone you might not know in wrestling. Enjoy hearing some young Colt stories.
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Summary: City blocks get shut down as San Francisco braces for the influx of conference attendees.
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Part of downtown San Francisco's skyline, reflected in the window of the Moscone Convention Center, which will be home to Oracle OpenWorld, starting on Sunday.
A partially finished banner is displayed outside the Moscone West Convention Center. Oracle has signs not only in all three wings of the convention hall, but also on cabs and at the nearby Sony Metreon mall.
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The Oracle OpenWorld registration booths were full on Friday, not with convention-goers, but just with the workers being trained to do the the registration.
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On my way home a few nights ago, I noticed that a hunch I'd had was true: Bibas Brooklyn Express had closed after only six short months in business on Main Street. I'd noticed the lights off for a few days, and a new spread of brown paper in the windows meant only one thing. B4-U-Eat reports that th ... More >>
A first look at the new Pappa Geno's in Bellaire.
The big news this week was word from Ronnie Killen of Killen's Steakhouse and Ricky Craig of Hubcap Grill that the two are combining their magical meat skills to open CK's Steakhouse in the Heights. The new steakhouse serves, in a way, to replace the plans that Killen had to open an outpost of his ... More >>


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In 2003, more than $50 billion was spent globally on commercial software. However, almost $80 billion worth of software was actually installed. The difference represents the size of the software piracy market. The results of a Business Software Alliance (BSA) study show that China, Vietnam, the Ukraine, Indonesia, and Russia are the top five pirating countries. The U.S., New Zealand, Denmark, Austria, and Sweden are at the other end of the spectrum. Stronger copyright laws have been countered by increasing online piracy via spam, auction sites, and peer-to-peer systems, the report concludes.
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News outlets reported today that American Douglas McCain died last weekend while fighting for the terrorist group ISIS. McCain's family learned of his death from the U.S. State Department, who had been aware of McCain's sensibilities and had been tracking him. He apparently converted to Islam several years ago, according to family members, and then began to be interested in ISIS.
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To snip or not to snip; that's a question millions of men the world over face everyday.
They've taken their concerns to the blogosphere and while many are happy with the results, others are finding out the vasectomy is not a surefire way to prevent pregnancy.
"It does happen," UVa Cell Biology Professor John Herr says. "It's not an infrequent thing; I guess that's the best way to say it."
Herr and his team began work at UVa in 1981 on finding a gene that would allow men to use a home test to determine whether or not their vasectomies had essentially zeroed out their sperm counts.
"We discovered a protein that was present only in the sperm head and not in any other tissue in the body and that led then to the ability to make a product like this," Herr says.
The product they developed is SpermCheck, a test that can be done in the privacy of one's home in a matter of minutes.
Herr says the reason for the test is simple: guys don't like going to the doctor.
"About 30 percent of men do not return for the first required visit after a vasectomy," Herr explains. "Upwards of 70 percent of men may not return for the second post-vasectomy visit."
With SpermCheck, Herr says men can mail their results into their doctor's office, meaning no poking, no prodding and no co-pays.
"This is a cost-saving measure in the current environment where we're trying to reduce medical costs and it's much more convenient, especially if you live far away from your urologist."
SpermCheck will hit store shelves nationwide in January and is expected to run about $30.
For more information on the product, go to http://www.contravac.com/products/spermcheck/vasectomy.asp.
Researchers say the next step for SpermCheck is developing a test that will tell men who have had reverse vasectomies if their procedures were successful. That work is going on in UVa labs right now.
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