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More OffersI have had an iPod fourth generation for about two years now, and in my opinion they need more durability because the screen is just not working for me. The screen had broke about six months ago and I have seen multiple problems develop with the iPod because of this broken screen. At first the bad news is that my home button fell off and that really puts you add a disadvantage for many reasons. I could not even use my iPod until I found out about the virtual one they added with the new IOS update. I did find something that I did really like. When I was using it one day in the bathroom, I found that it had gotten water damaged. I just put it in my drawer for about two weeks and I found that it was gone. Overall I find the iPod is a little to fragile, but at the same time has a lor of great features for only one hundred to two hundred dollars.
Loved the iPod whilst I owned it but sold recently. The sound quality from the speakers was relatively average and would become crackled on high but on lower settings it was good. The overall design of the iPod was amazing. Apples build quality is always great and the screen size on this is good. However I would recommend getting a screen protector and case to prevent the scratches and marks, especially if you plan to sell it at a later date.
Apples iOS is easy to use and looks great, I personally believe more so on iOS 6 than 7, but thats personal opinion.
For apps there is a great selection on the store, and the device can handle a lot of games as well. Multitasking also isn't an issue.
When it comes to media there is a wide selection on the itunes store and so overall this is a great little device.
I've had this ipod for 3 years now and it's still in great condition and no problems. There is so much memory on this ipod its crazy how much music and apps I have on this and there's still loads more room. The battery life is great, I can't fault it and the sound quality can't get any better. One of the reasons why I love this ipod is the fact that there is a front camera built into it so you can Skype or use Facetime to talk to anyone you want to talk to, no matter were they are in the world. I also like the way you can move the apps around to satisfy everyone's needs, such as having your most used apps near the front. Setting up this ipod is really easy as it gives you step by step guidelines on what to do. I would recommend this ipod to anyone.
I started out with an 8gb iPod Touch, but was lucky enough to have the opportunity to upgrade at a very good price, which was fantastic as I filled up all 8gb quite easily.
First things first, this is an mp3 player, however that must be what I use it for the least! The music library is very easy to go through, and with built in iTunes, it is so handy to download music straight onto the iPod from the web, and link it to your Apple account to sync your music and apps.
With apps such as imessage and facetime, this basically does everything that an iPhone can do - you can use it to message or video call other iPhone or iPod users.
The range of other apps is astonishing and I have never had any problems with any of my iPod Touches performance-wise - sure the apps can be a little more expensive than Android ones, but the range is never-ending and everything works quickly and reliably. I also still have plenty of space left on it, after loading it up with thousands of songs, hundreds of photos and a fair amount of apps!
Owning an Ipod touch opens up a whole new world. If you're unable to afford an Iphone you can still be allowed into the exclusive club of Apple with this device.
I use my Ipod more than my phone for the purpose of exploring applications, listening to music and watching videos. You can fit around 3000 songs on here and I use it for my primary music device.
You can make playlists on the Ipod too, not just by synching with a playlist on Itunes, which is really useful while on the go or a long journey. You can manipulate your music library without having to waste the time to open Itunes and synch every time.
I use my Ipod to watch Netflix, and if the wifi connection is good you can get a clear stream. The resolution is great and watching movies and TV is quick and high quality. You can also get BBC Iplayer, and so many apps available for streaming video.
My Ipod, like many people's apple touch devices, has cracks. It's so fragile, even with a case. My crack is reasonably unobtrusive and the touch still works, but aesthetically it's irritating. It's expensive to get the screen fixed even with warranty.
With a night's charge the battery will run out early to mid afternoon. Having to charge it twice a day can be annoying and it means I find I'm conserving battery on it instead of using my device.
Whilst never being a devout Apple follower, I have always admired and enjoyed their products. Until recently, I had owned one of the (now ancient) Ipod Nano's from 2006, and it had served me well over the years, delivering me crystal clear music rain or shine.
However it was starting to show it's age, and clearly my wife had noticed this, so last Christmas I was the proud recipient of an Apple iPod touch (4G) 32 GB. And what an upgrade it was!
Before I get carried away with myself I'll go over the (few) negatives. First of all, it takes a long, long time to set up... between registering (or re-registering) with Apple, setting your details up and the like, it takes a significant time. If you have a lot of apple products already (previous Ipods, or Iphones etc) and already have an account, this time will be reduced significantly.
Using the menu's to set up your settings (such as WiFi, volume, sound-types etc) is fairly straightforward, if not without hiccups, and can also take a little time to get the ball rolling.
And so far as negatives go, that's about it!
And now the positives. First off - the device itself is a nice solid device. You can feel it in your pocket and it has a nice frame to it. The glass screen is nice to the touch and is very responsive, with a fantastic bright display. It's also sleek and slim and quite visually pleasing. The headphones that come with it are of excellent quality too!
As with all apple products the music and video quality is superb. Something that I have enjoyed with this product however though is utilising the ibook reader, to quickly check books and PDF documents. It is by no means easy reading, but it's a nice handy feature to have.
The Camera is great! Nothing groundbreaking but is provides very good quality pictures and video which is always nice to have with any device (and takes the pressure off your phone to have that quality itself too)
The Apple app store is filled with a range of apps to suit your every need. It's pretty easy to use (though annoyingly you have to confirm your password for every download). I have always been an Android fan personally when it comes to Apps, but that is no slight against Apple - their market is clear and easy to use with an excellent range of apps - it more boils down to personal preference than any technical slight.
I think it's through it's Apps that the ipod really shines - no longer is it just a media player, but moreover whatever you desire it to be through Apps. As a means to stream your photos and videos through Flickr and instagram? It's great! Keeping in touch with friends via Skype? It can do that! Naturally you'll want a wireless connection available, but it works great.
With all of this praise heaped upon it there is one cavat - I do not know it's worth in conjunction with other apple products. That is to say, do you really need an Ipod and an Iphone? I myself tend towards android phones and as such the Ipod has been a wonderful addition to my tech collection. Can't imagine myself without it.
My wife does have an Iphone though, and I can't see her ever really needing an Ipod because of it due to so many features overlapping.
You might have guessed from previous reviews that I am a bit of an Apple addict... my infatuation with all things Apple started about 9 years ago when I got my first iPod. That original iPod was replaced by an iPod Touch (4th Generation) about three years ago when my husband bought me one as a Christmas present.
* Basic Spec *
In brief, the iPod Touch is pretty much like one of the earlier models of the iPhone, without the ability to actually make phone calls on it. It is visually very similar, although lighter and slimmer than the iPhone and contains most of the same features. The device itself is black with the usual button at the bottom and camera at the top - the back is shiny chrome with the Apple logo in the middle. The screen size is pretty much identical to the iPhone 4S - with a height of 4.4 inches (111.0 mm) and width 2.32 inches (58.9 mm). Where it differs is in depth (just 7.2mm) and weight - at just 101grams the iPod Touch is extremely lightweight. This makes it ideal to slip into a pocket or strap on to your arm when out for a run. The iPod Touch (4th Gen) is available with different amounts of memory - mine is 32GB which is definitely sufficient for my needs - but there are also 8GB and 32GB versions. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, up to 40 hours of music playback time when fully charged, and comes with earphones and a wall charger.
* Features *
The iPod Touch 4th Gen has most of the same features as the iPhone - a camera, video recording capabilities, video-calling (via FaceTime), iMessaging, email, internet access and the ability to download apps via the App Store and music via iTunes. It will also sync with other Apple devices which means you can get the same apps on it that you have on an iPhone / iPad without having to pay for them again.
Camera / Video - The camera is one of the more disappointing elements of this device in my opinion. I have been very impressed with the quality of the photos taken on my phone but the iPod Touch camera is definitely not as good. The video recording is not bad - before I had the iPhone I used to use the iPod to take little videos of the children (recording things like my daughter's first steps for posterity) and these were clear and easy to watch back. The lack of quality in the camera is also reflected in the poor visual clarity on FaceTime calls - again, I now use the iPad for this (which is only marginally better in terms of picture quality but has the advantage of a bigger screen).
Internet - Internet access is very much like the iPhone / iPad. Connection times are fast assuming you have a decent Wi-Fi connection in the first place (we have BT Infinity which is pretty good) and it is simple to browse the net using the Safari browser supplied on the phone. It also connects easily to things like Facebook and Twitter using their apps.
Music - For me, the iPod Touch is primarily used as a music player, playing host to most of the CD collection which we never got round to unpacking when we moved here two years ago. I find it great to have access to all my music in one place and use the iPod Touch in the car (we have a plug-in connector which plays it through the car stereo), on various speaker docks around the house, plugged into my headphones on my commute and, until the arrival of my iPhone 4S, in my armband when running. I keep virtually all my music on my iPod - there is a minimal amount on my phone (mostly running playlists) but the iPod is my primary music player. The music player itself is simple to use - you can search your collection by artist, song or album, you can create your own playlists or put your entire collection on shuffle (which can throw up some 'interesting' musical combinations - Nirvana followed by something off the Disney soundtrack which I uploaded 'for the kids') or listen to podcasts that you download. The sound quality is excellent. We hosted a party for my 7 year old last weekend and used the iPod to create a playlist and then played it through hired amps, which worked extremely well.
* My Thoughts *
Overall, I would still recommend the iPod Touch (4th Gen). It is a slimline, lightweight device which works consistently well. Obviously it is now not a 'current' model and the newer ones are probably better, but if you could pick up a refurbished version at a good price, then this would still do a very good job. Technically, I don't really 'need' the iPod Touch so much now that I have the iPhone / iPad and I will admit that I use it more as a glorified storage device for my music than anything else, but when it was the only Apple device I had I used it for internet / email / video as well. I'm going with a four star rating because I think technology has moved on and that means that this isn't the market-leading product that it once was and the camera really could be so much better. On the plus side, despite the fact that it is now three years old, my device still performs as well as it always did and still looks good too (barring a few scratches to the chrome back) and I don't expect it to give up the ghost any time soon. It also means that I can store my music without having to sacrifice too much of the memory on my iPhone (which is much fuller with apps etc.), and it links to all our speakers so I think I will continue using it for the foreseeable future.
Overall, considering price and capacity the iPod touch 4G is one of the best pieces of technology out there. The products slim and lightweight and has a classy chrome back. The iPod has a price of around £180 (depending on location) which is reasonable with its 32GB capacity; this is great to store your music and apps. there are thousands of apps out there now for all your needs from shopping to playing games that are all of low cost. The product is simple to use, after a quick set up. The device has 4 main buttons; Home, Volume Up, Volume Down and a Sleep/Off button. This product is a great gift for people of all ages from youth to old. I would rate the iPod 4G 32GB a steady 8/10, its price to performance ratio is good and looks good too! NB: This product will be cheaper soon as newer models are released, this should be taken into account when it comes to purchasing.
Sadly, now due to the recent release of IOS7 in the last week the 4th generation of iPod in now not running on the most modern software. This could be a good thing if your looking for a piece of good tech as the price of this item will now have decreased slightly. It will be more affordable even though outdated. Many people seem to like the old IOS as much as the new one so in some peoples view, you wont be missing out on much at all!
I've owned my iPod touch 32gb for about two years now, and in that time it has worked consistently well with only a few of the smallest of minor drawbacks. The sound quality is excellent and the screen is astonishingly high definition with incredible clarity for such a small piece of hardware.
If you're new to touchscreen ipods/mp3s/smartphone devices, the iPod touch is a great way to start because, as with the majority of apple products, the interface and controls are extremely intuitive and simple to get the hang of.
One of the only reservations I would mention about the product is that, given the high price, it might be wise to spend just that bit extra on an iPhone, as it has pretty much the same features but obviously also functions as a phone. That said, if you already own a smartphone and are just looking for something to listen to music, surf the web or play games on, then this is ideal.
I found the iPod touch 4th Generation really quite excellent.
Until about 6 months ago, I had a 2nd Generation iPod touch, which I had thought was great, however I had much trouble downloading apps, as the 2nd Gen doesn't have a high enough iOS.
I was torn between the 4th and the 5th Generation iTouch, after seeing my friend's 5th Gen, but the price was too steep.
There are many great advantages to this iPod touch:
-Its so easy to use, and the touch screen never fails.
-The sound quality really is second to none, and 32GB is plenty to hold all my songs.
-It really is an all round device, I now have over 50 apps on it, all of which I find very useful, and I really can do just about anything on this device.
-It's very light, slim and easy to hold, and it has no cracks in the screen thus far (my 2nd gen smashed within a few weeks!)
-Very customizable
However, the iPod doesnt come without its faults. I have found that especially when using apps, the battery life goes down very quickly, sometimes only lasting 2-3 hours. Although, when using music, it lasts much, much longer. Also, it has frozen a few times, which has been quite inconvenient.
I would still recommend this iPod over the other Generations, and I believe it really is a device that has something for everyone.
Where to start with so many features? First off this is 960x720 pixels for your photos and video is 720p so it has excellent quality for your multimedia on that front. The images could be clearer as I love getting crystal clear images but the HD video is really faultless for a product like this so this is a great feature.
I opted for the black version but this is also available in white and looks very smart!
There are features like facetime which I was happy to see come over from the iPhone and work really well and with my iPod touch I use the group chat feature a lot as it's always cool for chatting about nothing with friends when you're bored on the bus for example.
I haven't experienced any delay between screens and options and I've never had any problems with this for music. The sound quality is as good as can be expected from a device like this - not as good as your home system but good enough when you're out and about, though I recommend getting some good headphones to lock that sound in better than the standard earphones you get with it.
Also included in the box is a USB Cable for connecting to your computer.
I was given one of these little black slabs the Christmas after they were released, and, years on, I am still deeply in love. I fear the rest of my electronics may be somewhat envious of my iPod touch 4, for it's supplanted quite a lot of them (the poor things).
What the iPod does first, and does best, is music. I own the 64GB model, which allows for effectively limitless musical storage. My one issue is that it doesn't play FLAC files, so I had to convert a lot of my library to MP3. Still, its MP3 playback cannot be faulted. The feature to shake the player to shuffle can be annoying on the move, but it's easily enough deactivated.
As so famously established by the adverts, the iPod has an app for everything; mine has kicked my pedometer, ereader, and GPS neatly to the kerb, it does these tasks so well. The screen is crisp and can be seen in all sorts of odd lighting, and it fits neatly into a pocket for any use requiring tracking.
All in all, I doubt that my love affair with the iPod touch 4G is likely to end soon. For those unable to get the latest model, there's nothing at all wrong with this stalwart of the Apple catalogue.
I recently bought this Ipod for my son. I had done quite a bit of research into it and it seemed like the best one for the money. I had previously had the IPod 2nd gen and we wanted an upgrade so we could get the latest games and features.
This is perfect for my son, i bought it on ebay from a store and paid around £130 which was a good price compared to what you can pay on the highstreet which can be anything upto £250.
We have found the Ipod very easy to use he is 10 and has had no problems setting it all up. The great thing about this from a parents point of view is that you can put parental controls on it and therefore limit what he has access to.
The features it has are amazing. You can get thousands of differnt apps from the app store, alot of these are free. There are fun games and also educational games. This 4th generation ipod has a 2 way camera so you can take pictures of yourself and this also means you can use 'facetime' which is an app where you can talk to your family and friends and see them at the same time! very exciting if you are 10 ha! It is also possible to text people from this device which I was quite surprised about! it pretty much does everything the Iphone does apart from its not a phone. You can access all the social network sites eg facebook/twitter. I bought a case which has shock protection because it has been dropped accidently quite a few times alredy so if you are getting it for a child its probably worth investing in because his is still in perfect condition and im sure its down to this.
The IPOd can link with other devices so 2 people can play a game against each other.
The ipod comes with a charger and also a lead which connects it to the computer it also has warrenty.
We travel quite a lot and i have found this invaluable for long journeys it keeps him quiet for hours! bliss for any parent!
The Ipod touch comes in a variety of GB, we chose the 16GB one but we could have managed easily with the 8GB one and if you need even more you can get the 32gb one. The screen is 3.5 inch so is a good size and the display is sharp and lifelike. Here is the product info:-
Brand - Apple
Model - iPod Touch 4th Generation (16 GB)
Battery Run Time - Up to40 Hours
Dimensions - Width 5.89 cm, Depth 0.71 cm, Height 11.17 cm, Weight 100.92 gm
Connectivity Interfaces - Bluetooth, USB 2.0, Wi-Fi
Power Source- Internal Battery, Rechargeable via USB cable
Number Of Songs - 3500
I would definately recommend this product its great.
One word amazing. This is just like an iPhone but you can't text or call, even though there are plenty of apps which you can do that on;) but I think it's really good for the price too, my little sister has one and she got hers new for £120 which I thought was a really good price especially for what it is, you can do so much on them and she's on It all the time haha! If you are looking for something like an iPad (smaller version) then I recommend getting this! Also the camera quality is really good, about the same as the iPhone and much better than a lot of other phones :) but it is quite adivctive once you get it;) anyway yeah I recommend it so go out and get it because I love them and so will you! that sounded cheesy haha :)


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' -X------------L. College Mews VOL. XLI, NO. 11 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWK, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1944. Coprnghl. Tmini of Bnm M�wr Coll.��. 1944 PRICE 10 CENTS Sayre Will Examine Diplomatic Problems And Plans for UNRRA The Honorable Francis B. Sayre, diplomatic adviser to .the United Relief and Rehabilitation Admin- istration, will speak on Plans and ProUesas of the UNRRA in Good- hart at 7:30, December 8th. The speech was presented earlier this year before the Foreign Policy Association. Mr. Sayre was graduated from Williams College, and later taught there and, at the Harvard Law School. He served for several years as an adviser in foreign af- fairs to the Siamese government, playing an important part in the negotiation of several Siamese treaties with European nations. He was appointed Assistant Sec- retary of State by President Roosevelt in 1933, a position he held until 1939, when he was ap- pointed U. S. High Commissioner in the Philippines. He escaped from Corregidor with MacArthur. / { Jessup and Blaisdell Discuss Peace Plans, Relief, Rehabilitation Goodhart, November 29. Lois Kellog Jessup (Bryn Mawr 1920) ** of the American Friends' Service Committee and" Dorothea Cham- bers Blaisdell (Bryn Mawr 1919) of the Foreign Economic Adminis- tration were the speakers at the first Vocational Conference. Mrs. Jessup gave a general res- ume of the founding and works of the A. F. S. C. The committee was formed in 1917 by a large body of English and American Quakers who wished to alleviate the suffering of both allies and en- emies in Europe. The committee is not primarily a social service Continued on page I Mr. Soltau Considers Politics in Near East Common Room, December 4. The problem of Arab nationalism was discussed by Mr. Soltau in a lec- ture entitled "Politics in the Near East" in a meeting of the Journal Club. Dr. Soltau discussed primarily Syria and Lebanon, since Egypt and Iran have achieved legal inde- pendence, and Palestine is compli- cated by the Zionist problem. Syria and Lebanon are relatively free -f0�S3vacial minorities, although Lebanon has a minority Christian population, the Maror.itcs. The mandate system of the Ver- sailles peace settlement was a compromise necessitated by the conflicting interests of England and France, and achieved very lit- tle success, as it was an impractical idea in a world of self-interested nations with many national con- flicts. The central idea was that a nation given a mandate would expend its efforts to make the mandate self-sufficient economical- ly and to build up a political tradi- tion whieh would carry over into national independence making the mandate unnecessary, and no com- pensation necessary for the man- datory power. Thie being obvious- ly impossible, the French made little effort to improve the econ- omic circumstances or the political institutions of their mandates. When the French took over the C*�U�u~' on pan 4 Non-plussrd Conductors, Musical Gobs, Add Note of Hilarity to Choir's Princeton Trip By April Oursler '46 When fifty females make a trip, it's either for vacation or a hookey game, according to the Pennsyl- vania Railroad. The Bryn Mawr Choir, en route to Princeton for last Sunday's concert, was defin- itely nonplussed when the Paoli local conductor roared disapprov- ingly, "No hockey team was ever that big, even with two cheering sections," then added belligerent- ly, "And what's more you can't tell me it's vacation already!" Undaunted, the choir with card- board lunch boxes, academic gowns and white collars gathered indis- criminately in their arms, settled themselves into the Local to find their "reserved car" already occu- pied by five men. Three of them, sailors, welcomed the group with more than metaphorically open arms, spending half the time vari- ously trying to convince' the con- ductor that their bass voices were merely altos with colds, and that their sailor suits perfectly combin- ed the demure darkness of our gowns with a collar at least striped in white. The other two were Hav- erford men. Princeton, finally reached, was cold. The vibrato in tone which the audience later remarked on as 'being "angelically expressive of emotion," was unfortunately due to thoroughly earthly and prosaic seizures of shivering. The more energetic of the choir mem/bers, however, braved the cold, remem- bering the tales of the time when Princeton was the proverbial hea- ven of weekends. A group, taking themselves on a tour of the cam- pus, returned to report that they had found a most interesting road. A sign at its entrance read "Pri- vate. Proceed at your own risk." They added that a whole detach- Calendar Friday, December 8 The Honorable Francis B. Sayre, Plans and Problems of the UNRRA, Goodhart, 7:30. German Christmas Play, Com- mon Room, 8:00. Saturday, December 9 French Christmas Play, Wynd- ham, 8:30. Sunday, December 10 Christmas Vesper Service, com- bined Choirs of Bryn Mawr College and Princeton Univer- sity, speaker, Reverend An- drew Mutch, Goodhart, 7:46. Wednesday, December IS Christmas Vacation Begins, �12:46 P. M. Thursday, December 14 Main Line Forum. Burton K. Wheeler, Our Liberal Heritage. Thursday, January 4 Christmas Vacation Ends at 2 P. M. ment of Military Governors had lined the path, waiting silently for them to proceed. The Princeton Music Depart- ment, however, outdid themselves in the preparation of a magnificent setting for the program. In addi- tion to the freezing and inspiring chapel, a contingent of bona fide Metropolitan Orchestra players had been imported to accompany the Bach Cantata. The music was truly grand, but the players had a strange habit of appearing in the girls' dressing room (where, inci- dentally, at least five Bryn Mawr- ites were asleep just before the concert, recovering from Satur- day's dance) and offering to tell any female in sight the full work- ings of an oboe or a flute, and any- thing else they were given time to work up to. The concert over, the Choir, seg- Continuad on Page 4 Weiss' Proof of God Lays Stress on Value Common Room, December 6. Con- tinuing his talk on Philosophy and Theology before the Philosophy Club, Mr. Weiss offered a proof of God differing from the three classical proofs in its recognition of religious experience. The mis- takes in the traditional arguments were, he said, the use of wrong evidence and the fact that the proofs were dealt with separately. Considering the theological ar- gument, Mr. Weiss explained that the consciousness of the suffering and tragedy rather than the order in the universe formed the basis of religion. The recognition of the negative significance of Man im- plied a certain recognition of a higher being. Reversing the position of the cosmological argument, Mr. Weiss continued his proof with the con- tingency of non-existent things, i. e. the past, asking: What kind of a being the past can have. He declared that tragedy in life re- sults from a sense of the loss of values, such as love for those who have died, in which part of one's being is contained. In a sense then, part of one's self is lost although personal existence persists. This leads one to believe that the val- ues lost are yet retained. Combining this part of the proof with the ontological argument, Mr. Weiss suggested that God is the great preserver of values, in whom the past remains. Through belief in God and through religious ex- perience, Man retains his self iden- tity by the recovery of those val- .ues. Varsity Play, Hampered by Direction, Shows Individual Skill in Main Parts Christina* Vacation Christmas vacation begins at 12:46 P. M. Wednesday, De- cember 13. The last meal served in the halls will be lunch on Wednesday. Christmas vacation ends on Thursday, January 4 at 2 P. M. Students may return to their halls the preceding Wednesday evening. The first meal served will be breakfast on Thursday morning. Students who are spending Christmas vacation or part of it in Bryn Mawr or its vicinity and are not staying in their homes are expected to obtain approval for their arrange- ments in the Dean's Office. If students have difficulty get- ting reservations to correspond with the opening and closing of the halls of residence, they are asked to notify the Dean's Of- fice and an arrangement will be made to provide accommoda- tions while the halls of resi- dence are closed. Lt Charles G. Bolte To Talk on Veterans At Alliance Assembly Lt. Charles G. Bolte, Chairman of the American Veterans Com- mittee, will talk at the next War Alliance Assembly to be held on January 10 at 12:30 in Goodhart. His speech will be on "Servicemen in War and Peace." Recently, Lt. Bolte has written a series in the Nation entitled The War Fronts, as well as several ar- ticles concerning post-war plans. Earlier in the war, after graduat- ing from Dartmouth in '41, he was with the King's Royal Rifles, Sev- enth Armored Division, Eighth Army. He is at present the edit- or of the monthly Bulletin, the publication of the American Vet- erans Committee. The organiza- tion was conceived in '43 when Bolte and several other servicemen started exchanging letters on the subject of the attitude of veterans after the war. The form of the A. V. C. has pur- posely been kept tentative. It has no definite plans as to whether it will function independently or de- cide to join forces with the Amer- ican Legion or the Veterans of Continued on Page 4 Kate Rand, Jessica Levy, Give Outstanding Performance In Melodrama by April Oursler, '46 The Varsity Players produc- tion of Ladies in Retirement was unusually well equipped for suc- cess, being endowed with a consi- derable amount of good individual action, and an exceptional back- ground of setting and lights. From the point of view of the students involved, the evening represented a notable achievement. But its di- rection was poor, and no college play saddled with such a lack of understanding of the necessary dramatic technique can succeed. Pace The problem of pace was left entirely up to the actors them- selves, and as a consequence the first act seemed to die with the death of what had appeared to be the star, Kate Rand, '45, in the role of Leonora Fiske. Her vivac- ity, combined with her "knowledge of the elements of acting, kept the play moving, in spite of the fact that the other characters seemed completely effaced by her bril- liance, so as to give the false im- pression that she was over-acting. The main fault in her interpreta- tion lay in her failure to convey the feeling of age in either her movement or voice. It was again unfortunate that the director did not take the available opportuni- ites to emphasize Jessica Levy's role as EJllen during the first act in order to give the rest of the production more of a feeling of credibility and continuity. Timing As the first act was carried al- most entirely by Kate Rand, so the rest of the play rested on Jessica Levy's shoulders. She managed an overwhelming feeling of tense- ness in her every movement and speech, strangely compelling at- tention without resorting to dra- matic tricks. A truly extraordin- ary ability to express emotion characterized her whole perform- ance, and this, combined with an innate sense of timing was res- ponsible for what intenseness of mood the play possessed. Carol MoGovern, '48, played the role of Louisa with competence of stage technique, but with too ster- eotyped an interpretation, even for a melodrama. She did, how- ever, inject the proper comic relief Continued on Pas* 4 First Burst of Holiday Mood Invades B. M. With Dance i� Snow-flaked Decorated Gym by Patricia Platt, '45 Decked in snow flakes, the*Gym witnessed the first outburst of hol- iday mood on campus with, the' college dance on Saturday night. Lasting longer than any on record, the orchestra kept playing until two A. M. when the party finally broke up. 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So we've got a LOT of really great new products for sell over at SharkRobot AND we've got a coupon code for 5% off. In honor of Cyber monday we're having this discount all week from Monday to Sunday with the coupon code
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First off I'd like to welcome a few new speciality stores to the Shark Robot Family. We've got the applegeeks store! coolest item I think being their
Limited edition Glowing power symbol Hoodie
T-shirt version that also glows in the dark or if you hate glowing things they also offer the normal non-glowing version.
You can check out the rest of their new products here.
Next new addition to the Shark Robot Family Dueling Analogs They're got two designs I just get a kick out of to no end.
Evolution of Tetris
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You're a Tardis. A great one for you Dr. Who fans.
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Then my favorite print of all time got an update. Now the Every Mega Man Ever poster also includes the newly made Mage Man 10 characters.
Zelda Twilight Princess print drawn in a way only he can do.
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San Giacomo Saba - 250ml
Country of Origin: Italy
Region: Emilia-Romagna
City / Village: Novellara
aWe recently discovered this wonderful producer of Balsamico at a recent Salon del Gusto in Turin Italy. In addition to their Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Reggio Emilia they produce a number of other amazing balsamic products including this saba.
Saba is made from the same cooked grape must (Lambrusco and Trebbiano grapes) used for producing balsamico but it is simply reduced by 1/3 over an open fire which caramelizes the sugars and concentrates the flavors. Unlike Balsamico, saba is not fermented or aged and as such it is important to get it as fresh as possible. We keep it for no more than 1 year from the date of production. We receive new batches each year in November or December depending upon the production schedule.
This traditional specialty is used in many ways, limited only by your
culinary imagination: As a drink when diluted with sparkling water,
over shaved ice (granita), over ice cream, to sweeten breads and
cookies, as a condiment on beans or polenta, or added to ricotta or
yogurt. Add it to your tomato sauce to create an
exceptional sauce. When fresh fruits are in season, serve sliced with a
little Saba drizzled on top or of course, try a drizzle of it atop a crumbling of Parmigiano Reggiano or Bra Duro.
About Acetaia San Giacomo:
We recently discovered this wonderful producer of Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale (ABT) di Reggio-Emilia at the Salon del Gusto and we are happy to have it on our shelves in time for the holidays. The tradizionale vinegars are all of a minimum level of quality as defined by the consortium and while it would be easy to then consider all such vinegars equal, there can be distinct qualitative differences from one producer to the next. Our vinegars are from a small producer who reaches beyond the consortium's requirements to produce the best traditional product they can. This means choosing only the highest quality grapes for pressing and cooking; cooking the mosto at a lower temperature for a longer period of time; maintaining
a low residual sugar content so that the full complexity of flavors comes through and the vinegar is only aged and stored in wood and never in steel. We have a wide selection of vinegars including the Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale in red seal, silver seal and gold seal as well as their saba, vincotto and condimento balsamico.
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The William F. McNally Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU), located on the 2nd floor of Covenant Medical Center Harrison, cares for infants and children through age 17 whose critical illnesses or injuries require specialized 24-hour monitoring and treatment, and specialized equipment to care for critically ill children. The PICU has a specifically trained professional staff with the experience and confidence to treat every pediatric medical emergency - from trauma to head injury to respiratory failure.
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The State of Ohio has adopted the 2013 version of the Residential Code of Ohio (RCO). Consequently, some of the City's handouts and brochures are in the process of being updated by City staff. Please call 513 352-3313 if you have questions or need clarifications about any handout at our website.
Building Permit Application Forms & Informational Handouts
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These fees are not applicable to all plumbing and HVAC Repair/Replace Application not requiring plans.
Same-Day Service For Certain Projects
A special Walk-Through service is available for reviewing applications for Building Permits related to small- and medium-sized tenant improvements, including signs, awnings, tents, fences and roofing work, and residential alterations and additions including decks, retaining walls, fences and roofing work.
Projects are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
This museum is one of the most-visited presidential museums in the nation where visitors can experience the entire Lincoln story under one roof, from Abe's humble beginnings in an Indiana log cabin to his days as president in the White House. Be dazzled by two special effects theaters featuring historical ghosts and a Civil War battlefield, life-like vignettes that depict important moments in the president's life, and artifacts that range from Lincoln's stovepipe hat to an original copy of the Gettysburg Address.
CITY: Springfield
Knight's Action Park
The theme park offers miniature golf, go-karts, batting cages, carnival rides and an arcade. While the water park features a wave pool, bumper boats, water slides, paddle boats and a lazy river. Catch a movie at the old-fashioned drive-in, adjacent to Knight's.
CITY: Springfield
Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site
Step back in time and explore historic New Salem just as Lincoln knew it. This meticulously reconstructed 1830s village is where Lincoln lived as a young adult, studied law and began politics. Everything from the people to the blacksmith's workshop gives visitors a glimpse into what pioneer life was really like when young, burly Abe was throwing down his axe.
CITY: Petersburg
Dana-Thomas House-AFrank Lloyd Wright Design
One of the best-preserved examples of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie design, this 35-room mansion contains some 100 pieces of original Wright-designed furniture and stunning art glass. Photo copyright Doug Carr, courtesy of the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
CITY: Springfield
Springfield & Central Illinois African American History Museum
Gathers, interpretes, and exhibits featuring the history and culture of African Americans living in the Springfield and Central Illinois area durin the 19th and 20th centuries. Open only Saturdays 9am-5pm until February 23, 2012. Tours and lectures available other times by request.
CITY: Springfield
Donnie B's Comedy Club
Welcome! The NEW, BIGGER AND BETTER Donnie B's Comedy Club is located in the Route 66 Hotel on South Sixth Street. Come check out the new bar, Donnie B's Den!
CITY: Springfield
Historic Petersburg
Surveyed by Abraham Lincoln in 1836, the Petersburg Historic District is included on the National Register of Historic Places and has many outstanding examples of architectural styles.
CITY: Petersburg
Illinois State Museum
At the Illinois State Museum, permanent and changing exhibits tell the story of Illinois' land, life, people and art. "Changes: Dynamic Illinois Environments", an interactive natural history exhibit, explores 500 million years of Illinois environments. The second floor galleries exhibit an impressive array of historical and contemporary Illinois art, and a family gallery, and the Play Museum for ages 3-10 can be discovered in the lower level. Experience an art project or science experiment every Saturday during "Satur-Play!" Self-guided tour. Open daily.
CITY: Springfield
Illinois Executive Mansion
Home of the Illinois Governor, the mansion is the third-oldest, continuously occupied governor's home in the nation. Filled with antiques and historic artifacts. Built in 1855 the mansion contains 16 elegantly appointed rooms open for viewing, including the state dining room, a library and the Lincoln bedroom.
CITY: Springfield
Illinois State Capitol
The center of state government houses the offices of the Governor, the Secretary of State, the Comptroller and the Treasurer, as well as the House of Representatives and Senate Chambers. Visitors can watch Illinois politics in action from balcony-level seating when legislature is in session.
CITY: Springfield
Korean War National Museum
Treasured artifacts, historial papers, and mementos tell the story of the Korean War through interactive exhibits. The first phase of the museum, The Denis J. Healy Freedom Center, is open to the public. The Center houses 3D-interactive exhibits, the Freedom Hall Theater, a canteen, and a center for Veterans and their families to record their personal experiences.
CITY: Springfield
Scandals Nightclub
This gay and lesbian show bar features drag shows, comedians, and dancing Wednesday through Saturday nights.
CITY: Springfield
Downtown Jacksonville Walldog Murals
Completed in the Summer of 2006, these 10 murals depicting historic Jacksonville scenes and events were handpainted by more than 50 sign painters and graphic artists from as far away as Scotland and New Zealand.
CITY: Jacksonville
Illinois Fire Museum
The museum is home to one of the nation's largest collections of firefighter patches, as well as antique fire service memorabilia, art works, equipment and sculptures.
CITY: Springfield
Air Combat Museum
This museum traces the role of military aviation in protecting and advancing the cause of freedom.
CITY: Springfield
Grand Army of The Republic Memorial Museum
A cornucopia of Civil War memorabilia, the museum features "Tinytype" by Civil War photographer Matthew Brandy. It was donated to the National Woman's Relief Corps in tribute to the Union Veterans of the war between the states.
CITY: Springfield
Sangamon Auditorium - University of Illinois Springfield
The auditorium presents a broad range of music, theater and dance performances.
CITY: Springfield
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Museum
This museum features a complete set of the "War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies." The records might aid in your search for a missing link in your family history.
CITY: Springfield


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This charming sign has a rustic finish that looks weathered by the sun and sea. Hang it in kids' spaces to evoke the season of sand and surf.
- 41" wide x 7.25" high
- Artwork is silk-screened onto a wooden plaque.
- Hanging twine included.
- D-ring mount; mounting hardware not included.
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- Overall: 41" wide x 7.25" high
- Weight: 4 pounds
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect the finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners.
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quote:Sig pics are a great place to start. The TD legend, Stout, created a location for people to make their requests on the Help board.
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Of all Mount Sinai Hospital's resources, none is more valuable than our staff. Committed to training our future family physicians to provide comprehensive medical care, our Family Practice Residence Faculty are accessible, have many years of expertise and love teaching.
Through the wealth of medical, surgical, obstetrical and gynecological expertise that Mount Sinai's Family Practice Residency Faculty offers, residents gain a strong foundation in the practice of family medicine. Our faculty is made up of seven members, all with extensive experience in family practice and several who have won awards.


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5 Very nice piece of storageMarkC1977 | 30/04/2013 | See all MarkC1977's reviews (1)Already have one of these in my Galaxy S3, and at this price, I'll grab another. Fast, great quality, just what you'd expect from a Sandisk Ultra card :)
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Representative Lamar Smith (1947 - )In Congress 1987 - Present
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To designate the Headquarters Compound of the Central Intelligence Agency located in Langely, Virginia, as the George H.W. Bush Center for Central Intelligence.
Sponsor: Rep. Portman, Rob [R-OH-2] (Introduced 05/07/1998) Committees: House - Intelligence (Permanent) | Senate - Intelligence Latest Action: 08/31/1998 Received in the Senate and read twice and referred to the Committee on Intelligence. Tracker: This bill has the status Passed House
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's Drinko Center for Experiential Learning named recent Westminster graduate Marah Alouise `13 as its newest Pennsylvania Campus Compact-Volunteer in Service to America (PACC-VISTA).
This staff position is focused on developing and supporting community service, service-learning, and civic engagement programs; and is funded by a three-year grant from PACC. This marks the sixth time Westminster has received the award.
A large part of Alouise's role focuses on the implementation of a collaborative effort between Westminster College and community partners -West Middlesex School District, Cray Challenges and Origins- to provide an after-school robotics program, titled "Transformers." It is designed to develop science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills.
"In a dynamic and supportive learning environment, enhanced by the use of robots, students work with Westminster College student mentors to develop skills necessary to be successful in the classroom and in the future," said Patrick Krantz, director of the Drinko Center.
Krantz added, "We are very excited to welcome Marah into our office. She is a bright, creative, and dynamic young lady. Her experience working with children in a variety of settings is certainly an asset to our Transformers program."
Alouise said, "I am looking forward to continuing this program and giving Westminster students the opportunity to mentor middle-school students in the community in a fun and interactive way."
Alouise graduated in May with a degree in early childhood and special education. She is a daughter of the late John and Debbie Alouise and a graduate of Burgettstown Area High School. She was involved in many campus organizations and service-learning projects throughout her four years at Westminster.
The Drinko Center for Experiential Learning was created to enrich undergraduate education at Westminster through advancing world-class teaching as well as by participating in collaborations that address community and regional needs including strengthening K-12 education. Visit www.westminster.edu/drinko for more information about the Drinko Center and its programs.
Westminster has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll every year since the program was launched in 2006. More than 1,200 Westminster students volunteered nearly 32,000 hours in the 2011-2012 academic year.
PACC is a membership consortium of 67 college and university presidents from across the commonwealth. PACC schools serve to enrich communities' quality of life with a commitment to deepen learning through civic engagement for the development of socially responsible citizens.
VISTA, founded in 1965, is the national service program designed specifically to fight poverty. VISTA joined AmeriCorps in 1993 and is now the national leader in the battle to reduce and eliminate poverty in America.
Contact Krantz at 724-946-6097 or email for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 378 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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I just decided that it's time to shape my first board and I'm looking for some insight as to what shape might be a good one to start on, as well as the dimensions, etc, that y'all would recommend. A wide, classic fish was the first thing to come to mind as a good start, but what do you think?
I'm 5'11, 175-180 pounds, and am a longboarder through and through, but a smaller board, gasp, perhaps even a shortboard, with good float and smooth maneuverability sounds like it'd be the ticket. I'm just about intermediate in terms of my surfing ability -- took several years off because of location limitations -- but am getting back into it now on my 9'8" Scott Anderson Farberow I. I'd like a board that I could have fun on now, but also still enjoy riding once my ability gets back up to where I'd like it to be.
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View the dependency graph for this libraryLittle b is a modular human- and computer-readable language for building and sharing models of complex systems. It is currently used to make mathematical models of biochemical and multicellular systems. The language has an open architecture which allows new modeling approaches and new scientific domains to be specified.
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Turin suffered a great shift in 2006. Chosen as the host city of the Olympic Winter Games, Turin received modern sports facilities and its systems of public transportation and hotels were renewed and modernized. Six years later, the capital of the Piedmont region (one of the most important Italian regions) is a destination worth discovering for many reasons. Firstly because of its beautiful natural surroundings overlooking the Italian Alps and of the constant presence of the river Po, the longest river in Italy. Secondly, because it holds the memories of the years when Turin was Italy's capital, with astonishing baroque façades and squares that turn it into quite an elegant city.
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ive been waiting for the Easter event in zOMG since last year, i loved it, it brought everyone together and no one was fighting, almost every person was having fun and were serene just finding the little chocolate eggs and the chikens brought so much laughter to me,i havent been using zOMG but i know that being near all of the other happy people on zOMG would deff bring me back to zOMG, so i hope they bring it back
The easter event has nothing to rage about. Its just pure entertainment and free gold.
Thats the thing, Entertainment is what keeps people coming back to gaia, and as long as im not bored i will continue to come here like so many others, Boredom is what leads people to sell their accounts and quit for good


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Hack and / - Password Cracking with GPUs, Part II: Get Cracking
Your hardware is ready. Now, let's load up some software and get cracking.
In Part I of this series, I explained how password cracking works in general terms and described my specific password-cracking hardware. In this article, I dig into the software side of things and describe how to put that hardware to use cracking passwords. I also discuss the two main types of attacks: dictionary and brute-force attacks. As I describe each attack, I also give specific examples of how I used the software to attack phpass, the hashing algorithm currently used for PHP-based software like WordPress.
For the purposes of this article, I created a sample WordPress blog on my server and created a few custom accounts—some with weak passwords and others with truly random passwords. Then, I went into the database for the site and pulled out the phpass password hashes for each account and put them into a file that looked like this:
The above hashes are legitimate phpass hashes created from six-character passwords. I could tell you the passwords, but that would defeat the fun of cracking them yourself.
Proprietary Video Drivers
For those of you who, like me, believe in open-source software, this next section may be a bit disappointing. To get hardware-accelerated password-cracking software working on your system, you need to install the proprietary video drivers from either AMD or NVIDIA. That said, if you already have been using your system for Bitcoin mining, you already have the drivers and libraries you need, so you can skip to the next section about Hashcat. Honestly, you also could just follow the Bitcoin mining HOWTOs for Linux, and that would describe how to get all the drivers and libraries you need.
Many modern desktops make it relatively easy to pull down and install the proprietary video drivers. For instance, an Ubuntu desktop will prompt you that restricted drivers are available to install both for AMD and NVIDIA cards. Most other popular distributions provide good documentation on how to pull down the proprietary drivers as well. In the worst case, you may have to download the software directly from the AMD or NVIDIA and install it that way—they both have clear instructions and software available for Linux just like for other OSes.
Once you have the proprietary drivers installed, you also need the AMD APP SDK for its OpenCL libraries or the NVIDIA CUDA libraries, depending on who made your video card. You likely will need to get these libraries directly from AMD or NVIDIA Web sites. The install is straightforward though. In my case, I downloaded the AMD-APP-SDK-v2.5-lnx32.tgz file from AMD, extracted it, and ran the provided Install-AMD-APP.sh shell script as root.
Many different password-cracking suites exist both for CPU- and GPU-based cracking. After reviewing all the options, I decided on the Hashcat family of cracking tools available at http://hashcat.net. On the site, you will see that a number of different tools are available. At first glance, it can be a bit confusing, as you can choose from hashcat, oclHashcat, oclHashcat-plus, oclHashcat-lite and even software called maskprocessor. Each program has its purpose though, depending on what you intend to do.
CPU-based, so slower than the GPU-based software.
Supports the widest range of hashing algorithms.
GPU-based password cracker.
Supports a moderate number of hashing algorithms.
Built-in support for dictionary, brute-force and mask attacks.
Supports the most hashing algorithms of the GPU-based hashcat crackers.
Optimized for dictionary attacks against multiple hashes.
Can support dictionary input from a pipe, so brute-force is possible.
Optimized for attacks against a single password hash.
Fastest of the hashcat family, but with the most-limited password hash support.
Generates dictionaries based on patterns you supply.
Not a password cracker in its own right, but can pipe output to oclHashcat-plus for a brute-force attack.
Even with the above lists, it may not always be clear which software to use. Basically, it comes down to what type of password you want to crack and what kind of attack you want to use. The page on hashcat.net devoted to each piece of software provides a list of the hashing algorithms they support along with benchmark speeds of how many comparisons they can do per second on different types of hardware. For a given password hash, go through those pages and see which type of Hashcat software supports your hash and has the highest benchmarks. Beyond that, use oclHashcat for mask or brute-force attacks against multiple hashes, oclHashcat-lite for single hashes or oclHashcat-plus if, as was the case with me, it's the only GPU-accelerated version that supported your hash.
Once you decide which type of Hashcat software to use, installation is relatively simple, if old-school. Just download the .7z package that corresponds to the software, and use the 7za command-line tool (which should be packaged for your distribution) to extract it. The software will extract into its own directory that provides 32- and 64-bit versions for both Linux and Windows. If you have NVIDIA hardware, you will use the binaries that begin with cuda; otherwise, you will use the versions that start with ocl. The directory also will contain a number of example hashes and dictionaries and example shell scripts you can use to make sure your libraries and drivers are in place. For instance, here's the example provided with the oclHashcat-plus software for cracking a phpass hash on a 64-bit system:
cat example.dict | ./oclHashcat-plus64.bin -m 400 example400.hash
Here's what the command output looked like when I ran the example against the 32-bit version on my test rig:
cat example.dict | ./oclHashcat-plus32.bin -m 400 example400.hash
oclHashcat-plus v0.06 by atom starting...
Hashes: 1
Unique salts: 1
Unique digests: 1
Bitmaps: 8 bits, 256 entries, 0x000000ff mask, 1024 bytes
Rules: 1
GPU-Loops: 128
GPU-Accel: 16
Password lengths range: 1 - 15
Platform: AMD compatible platform found
Watchdog: Temperature limit set to 90c
Device #1: Cayman, 2048MB, 0Mhz, 22MCU
Device #1: Allocating 52MB host-memory
Device #1: Kernel ./kernels/4098/m0400.Cayman.32.kernel (274238 bytes)
Starting attack in wordlist stdin mode...
Status.......: Cracked
Input.Mode...: Piped
Hash.Target..: $H$9y5boZ2wsUlgl2tI6b5PrRoADzYfXD1
Hash.Type....: phpass, MD5(Wordpress), MD5(phpBB3)
Time.Running.: 1 sec
Time.Util....: 1008.2ms/0.0ms Real/CPU, 0.0% idle
Speed........: 65009 c/s Real, 619.7k c/s GPU
Recovered....: 1/1 Digests, 1/1 Salts
Progress.....: 65543
Rejected.....: 0
HW.Monitor.#1: 0% GPU, 47c Temp
Started: Mon Dec 5 21:12:03 2011
Stopped: Mon Dec 5 21:12:04 2011
In this case, the password was hash234. For all of the hashcat commands, it's simple enough just to open a terminal and change to the directory you extracted and run the commands locally from there. At the beginning of the command output, you will be able to see what GPUs the software can detect. If you have multiple GPUs in use (even if they aren't chained), it should find them automatically. If it can't find your GPU, you will need to revisit how you installed your proprietary drivers and extra libraries.
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Biostar wrote:Here's the experience I just had:Bleedman's Deviantart pic of his Before/After of Hybrid Junior
Grim Tales link
First thought: Linked to wrong comic
Second: Whoa! Is this a new EA page?!
Third: Wait...why is this in spanish?
Fourth: Am I on a spanish version?
Still see Grim Tales on address bar
Stares for ten seconds, facepalms at rememberance of date.
It has been a great April Fool's for the internet today.
Venus wrote:No, this only makes me think of what never continued.
Realized when it said "Grim Tales" on page, it was April Fools joke. Oh well, got a hand it, the style is legit looking for a few seconds, and the thumbnail.
MQuinny1234 wrote:I like this...effect though, Bleedman's comicy style goes nicely with the black and white, gothic world of the EverAfter asylum.
iLuvWMGs wrote:Frak now I realized why the pages were so derpy today, the tri-update seemed too good to be true...
We could all be really multicultural and study the uniqueness of the Spanish language in order to decern Bleedman's meaning, or we could let Google translate take a crack at it:
Thank you, Pinocchio! You really have a big heart!
I know one day all your kindness will be rewarded
I'm sure that Mr. Cricket would be very proud of you.
Take care, Pinocchio! We'll be watching.
I'm not afraid of you, bootlicker.
Because you have big teeth?
It is better to smile at, Little Red Riding Hood!
Please do not eat me, Mr. Wolf!
I do not want to eat you! I just wanna be your friend! The nearest and best friend!
Really? Well let's be friends!
Mfwah! Mfwah! Mfwah!
Dr. Crook does not have more important things ...
But why have eaten my grandmother, Mr. Wolf?
Because it was a useless, old annoyances witch! Do you want the vomit? I think that is still breathing.
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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
To send a Sports Short announcement about your community or recreational sporting event, please email firstname.lastname@example.com, mail 150 Venture Drive, Dover, NH 03820 or fax us at 603-749-7079. If you are e-mailing your announcement, please paste it in the body of the email. Do not send email attachments. DO NOT SEND COPY IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS and please submit in paragraph form. Please note: If your item is time sensitive, do not send at the last moment (i.e. the day before or the day of the event). It is suggested that you submit your item at least 10 days before the event to insure that it receives proper placement in a timely manner.
Dover women's hockey
DOVER — The Dover Arena has just started it's fall session for women's hockey. This program is designed for adult women with basic or intermediate skating skills. This is a beginner/ intermediate Adult Women's program, designed for fun. Coaching is provided for games, as necessary, and will guide players with skill and positional development. Goalies and refs are also provided for each skate. This is a fun environment and all women are welcome to join in. Teams are created to make the games competitive. UNH ski sale
DURHAM — The University of New Hampshire ski program will hold its annual ski sale at the UNH field house on Oct. 27, from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Running Deer Shoot
NEW DURHAM — The Farmington Fish and Game club will hold and running deer shoot on the following dates from 12 to 3 p.m.: Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13 and 20. Oct. 27 is muzzleloader shoot only. Check FF&G website for more info: www.farmingtonfishandgameclub.com.
Learn to Skate
DOVER — The Dover Ice Arena is now registering skaters for the Pre School and Youth, Learn to Skate Program. Starting Wednesday, Oct. 2, and running for 6 consecutive weeks. The Dover Arena has two sessions on Wednesday; early morning at 9 a.m. and early afternoon at 4 p.m. Each session runs for 50 minutes. Cost is $90 per skater. Youth Fall Basketball Clinic
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In the world of hard things to do, turning windshield wipers on and off seems pretty far down the list. On the other hand, how many car buyers today opt for hand-crankable as opposed to pushbutton windows? I'm more aware of windshield wiping after hearing Hella Electronics describe its new rain/light sensor, which sounds like the sensor equivalent of a Swiss Army Knife. It senses more than just rain … Read More
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HHS soccer falls at Liberal
By The Hays Daily News
LIBERAL -- The Hays High School soccer team fell to Liberal 3-1 on Thursday. After trailing 2-0 at half, Shawn Herrman scored with 10 minutes to play to put the Indians within a goal. Liberal answered with its third goal with six minutes remaining to put the game away. Hays High is now 5-7 on the season, 1-5 in WAC action. The Indians will host Wichita-Bishop Carroll on Saturday at 1 p.m.


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ServSafe class for food firms
Thursday, February 28, 2013
UNH Cooperative Extension Educators have been teaching the ServSafe food safety class throughout New Hampshire for more than a decade. ServSafe is a program of the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation. Thousands of New Hampshire food service workers have been certified and are knowledgeable about food safety basics.


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Baseball legends enjoy small ball
By Samantha Carr
Wade Boggs turned to the crowd along Lake Avenue and asked them to cheer.
"What a shot!" said Boggs of his foursome teammate, who was playing in Saturday morning Hall of Fame Golf Invitational in Cooperstown. "C'mon, let me hear it!"
Boggs, Hall of Fame Class of 2005, was soaking up his fifth Hall of Fame Weekend while playing with 23 other Hall of Famers at the legendary Leatherstocking Golf Course on a sunny Induction Weekend morning in Cooperstown. After receiving a huge cheer from the fans along Lake Avenue – which parallels the No. 5 fairway – Boggs signed autographs before heading for the No. 6 tee to speak with about 40 assembled media members.
Class of 2009 member Jim Rice, who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday along with Rickey Henderson and Joe Gordon, played in a group just after Boggs. Sporting a yellow shirt that was almost as bright as the smile he has worn since being elected in January, Rice used his prodigious strength to bash several long drives.
"The guy could break his bat on a check swing, he's that strong," said fellow Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers who believed Rice would have the longest drive of the day.
Fingers also remembered how much he enjoyed watching Rice slowly walk back to the dugout after Fingers struck him out.
"It didn't happen very often, but when it did, I enjoyed watching him the whole way."
Fingers struck Rice out seven times in 21 plate appearances, but Rice does have a home run and a .368 batting average against him.
Goose Gossage, who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2008, also remembers Rice's strength.
"I always said nobody scared me, but Jim came the closest," he said.
Gossage is the one guy that can relate to the nerves Rice and Henderson are feeling – because he went through it all just last year.
"It still doesn't quite sink in being here," Gossage said. "I am more relaxed this year, but I don't know how many years it will take before it sinks in."
Not everyone can hit the ball as far as Rice, but it didn't stop them from some good old fashion fooling around among the Hall of Famers.
Lou Brock told onlookers to look away as he drove off the first tee. After hitting his shot, he announced that everyone was OK to look again because they can't see where the ball went.
Dave Winfield talked about him teammate – and Class of 2009 electee – Rickey Henderson and what a leader he was on the field. When asked about Rickey's speech, Winfield showed confidence.
"I think he'll do fine. He is nice and relaxed this weekend and he'll be fine."
Of course, all the Hall of Famers gave speech advice to Rice and Henderson and it was all the same advice – keep it short.
The advice of Hall of Famers is always welcome to the newcomers.
"It's great to be out here with these guys, some of them I played with and know well and some of them I really admire," said Rice.
Samantha Carr is the media relations coordinator at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Samantha, thank you for the nice, background article. Most of us members can't attend this weekend, so it's good of you to share these " people" moments with us. I also appreciate your writing in Memories and Dreams.
Thanks for your note. Hall of Fame Weekend is a lot of fun for both the fans and the Hall of Famers. Whenever they are together, it always seems to come with a good time. Thank you for your membership and support of the Hall of Fame.


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ODE TO LOUBOUTIN: Barneys New York creative director Simon Doonan has access to all the clothes and accessories that any fashion maven could imagine, but there's one thing the man can't have — Christian Louboutin stilettos. "Christian's shoes are like the circus coming into town," gushed Doonan, lamenting that he doesn't own a pair. "Louboutins are a total drug and there is no methadone." So it comes as little surprise that when Louboutin sent gouache sketches for the invitation to his personal appearances at Barneys, Doonan went gaga. He had the sketches blown up and will put them in the windows of the New York and Beverly Hills stores starting today. Louboutin will be on the fourth floor of the Madison Avenue flagship on the May 1 and in the Beverly Hills store on May 7.
FAMILY TIES: The Lauren clan likes to show their support for one another, and this Saturday will be no different. That's when Ralph, Ricky, David and Dylan are expected to attend the Tribeca Film Festival premiere party for "This Is Not a Robbery," the new Andrew Lauren-produced film about bank robber J.L. Hunter "Red" Rountree. The party, which will take place at Marion's Continental on the Bowery, will mark another big moment in Andrew Lauren's budding movie career. He also was an executive producer for "The Squid and the Whale," which won several awards and was nominated for a Best Original Screenplay Oscar in 2006.
START 'EM YOUNG: Liz Claiborne Inc. brought 200 pairs of fresh eyes into its New Jersey headquarters Thursday. But instead of consultants looking for cost savings, the six focus groups were made up of 8- to 12-year-olds enjoying Claiborne's Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day, which included a Juicy Couture presentation, a multibrand fashion show (complete with a pony), and two hours in subgroups creating a presentation on how to "Make the World a Better Place." Claiborne employees, including Dana Buchman, helped lead the kids on their projects, which included a car that runs on water and a "Planet Fest" fund-raising concert. The panel of judges (which, egalitarian style, didn't declare a winner) came straight from Claiborne's executive suite: chief executive William L. McComb, chief financial officer Andy Warren, vice president general counsel Nick Rubino (who rapped for the kids), vice president of corporate communications Jane Randel and vice president of human resources Bill Higley. "I'm very impressed," McComb said. "If you put us adults in a room for a couple of hours, we could never come up with this."


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