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Shields's season proves one thing. He doesn't answer to you, he doesn't answer to anyone. Not today, not tomorrow, not even on Cinco de Mayo. Then Shields steals a knot of hundreds from a drug dealer, nurses a drug addict mother back to health and then kills a criminal only to cover it up. Shields, the anti-hero. Oops, I was watching a best of The Shield, and Vic Mackey had me feeling dirty, like a renegade cop! The renegade cop — fun on TV or movies; pain in the ass in real life. In September, James Shields has a 0.00 ERA, rolling off of yesterday's 7 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners, 8 Ks with his ERA down to 3.13. His season has really been all over the map from month to month. On the bad side of things, May ERA 4.69 and June ERA 4.88. On the good side of things, July ERA 2.63; April ERA 1.60; August ERA 2.95, and the aforementioned September. Maybe the Royals knew something when they traded away Wil Myers. Or maybe we can at least pretend they did for this year. "I got short term eyes, not to be confused with short eyes like Elmore Leonard." That's Dayton Moore. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Koji Uehara has been removed from the closer role temporarily after surrendering two homers in a blown save on Thursday night. This was just the latest in the series of unfortunate innings. In his last six appearances he's given up a total of 10 runs and 14 hits. Owners know Uehara has been very un-Koji like for a while now, posting a 5.09 ERA in 17.2 innings since the All-Star break, while opponents have batted .307 against him. Bad news for Koji owners, but for those desperate for saves in these final weeks, this news could be Mujica to your ears. Edward Mujica will reportedly take over as closer for the next few days. If you're scrambling for saves, Edward could be one of the last of the Mujicas available as far as closers go. Is that enough Mujica puns for you? Because I made a whole list of them. Sorry, they're all pretty bad. Mujica's numbers aren't quite as bad, but they're not great either. He's got a 4.13 ERA and a 1.36 WHIP on the season, but he's been much better since the All-Star break posting a 1.53 ERA in 17.2 innings, with batters hitting just .242 off him. He should be able to net you a couple saves over the next week, but he's no sure thing to lock up the job for the rest of the season. Manager John Farrell said the plan is for Uehara to regain the role, but its certainly possible Mujica could run away with the job. Just don't drop your Koji Uehraras just yet. Regardless, if you're as desperate for saves as I am for compliments and affection, Edward Mujica in the closer role could help save your fantasy season.
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Uh-oh, I feel a rhyme coming on. Chris Carter's schmotato was born on August 4th wearing the Astros hat, 40 ounces he doesn't pour forth cause that forty-oh is his bat. If you can't respect that your whole perspective is wack, maybe you'll love him when he goes by Charlie Really Black. Man, he was conceived as Hurry K'd Carter, but that was just for fun, big hands, I know you're the one. What's this a Violent Femmes mash-up, must be the Grey album. Eggs over easy, Carter's going swat! What's that albumen? No, it's snot! So, Carter now has 7 homers in the last ten games. If he could only hit .260, he'd an exact clone of a young Ryan Howard. We want mo' Howard! Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck! Instead, we'll take what Carter's giving now, which is crazy power and Ks. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I read a press release that Universal had greenlit the new buddy cop movie, Ham and Moobs, but I thought it was the usual PR stunt. When I heard they cast Kirsten Dunst as the Manic Pixie Dream Girl, who would be helping take Josh Willingham from loner without a job in Minnesota to new heights in Kansas City, where she would be sneaking him onto a plane to go — surprise! — parachuting and slipping him into a cage of alligators to get over his fear of being eaten alive, I was hooked! That Dunst girl will annoy the pants off you! So, The Other White Meat moves to KC, and I hear the Royals made the trade simply by pressing this button. This doesn't hurt Wilingham's value, but it doesn't necessarily help it either. He'll be the majority shareholder of the Royals DH slot and could be good for a little pop here and there, but not worth owning in most mixed leagues unless he's hot. This does open the way for Kennys Vargas to remain the Twins DH and I'm a big fan of his. Both of his. All the Kennys you got. Every one of them. Okay then. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Psyche! Before I get into today's post, I have some news. The Guru vanished. No idea where he went. One moment he was on the Razzball tour, next moment he was talking to a group of bears dressed as swimsuit models luring him into their car. You also catch more Gurus with honey, apparently. I await the A. A. Milne book with Guru in the Pooh gang. Any the hoo! The Football RCL signups are still underway, but if you joined one of Guru's leagues, you need to sign up for a new football league. Repeat, there will be no Guru leagues; he got in a Hyundai filled with masquerading bears. Anyway II, the roundup:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here's a scenario for you: Hanley Ramirez and Carlos Gonzalez get onto a plane. Knowing their inability to stay healthy, you A) Get off the plane. B) Purposely get yourself thrown off the plane by calling the male flight attendant, Mr. Stewardess, and asking him if he's the pimp for the female stewardesses and if you could have a multi-person shag in the lavatory. C) There's no C. Any of the above answers would work, even C and there wasn't a C. CarGo can't stay healthy and Hanley doesn't seem to want to. If you count 145 games played as a full season, CarGo's played one full season. This year, he might not play in 71 games and he's at 70. Yes, he could be done for the year. Yes, it's bad news with CarGo. Freight so. Even if he plays again, he has 11 homers and 3 steals in 70 games. Yunel Escobar looks at that and talks to a trademark attorney. It's gonna be fun next year hearing people draft CarGo while they say, "I just need him to stay healthy for 120 games." Those people are called delusional. As for Hanley, he's supposed to return as soon as his DL stint is over, and he should as long as he doesn't have to play hard in a rehab assignment. That would be impossible for him even if healthy. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
You know when Shin-Soo Choo (2-for-4, 2 runs and his 10th homer) is hitting homers there's a Dong Party going on. Dong Party is also my lead single off my album, "Who Let In All These Guys?" The CD cover had me dressed like a sailor, begrudgingly hoisting a man for a keg stand. None of this is ringing a bell? That's weird, but it did perform better in Asia than here. Choo hadn't homered since July 4th and only has 4 homers since May 22nd and is hitting .238. Can we say bust? If you can't, you might want to see a speech therapist. Also joining the Dong Party was J.P. Arencibia (3-for-5, 4 RBIs and his 7th homer). That Arencibia is one spicy meatball! You know what one meatball said to another meatball? What's up, metaball? What? No good? Okay, I won't submit it to Highlights. Arencibia has 4 homers in the last eleven games, and has been known to go on a dong run. For those of you who just found us today Googling "dong run." We won't judge you here. Next up, for the Dong Party was Robinson Crusoe. He's got a novel idea. It's about a shipwrecking. Quite the yarn! Chirinos (3-for-5, 3 runs and two homers) has 11 homers on the year, and I've enjoyed owning him in a few two-catcher leagues, but he's hitting .237 and I wouldn't get too excited, especially not while you're at a Dong Party. Finally, arriving at the Dong Party with a homer in the first inning was Adrian Beltre (1-for-4, 2 runs, 2 RBIs and his 16th homer). Getting a bangfizzle at a Dong Party is such a bummer. By the by, Such A Bummer was my follow-up single. Tell me if you want the Sound Cloud link. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Au Shucks, Au No, Au Crap, Au Whatever You Want To Say, it's Au Not So Good. Au contraire mon frere, it's auful. On Friday night, in a meaningless at-bat in a meaningless game in a meaningless season by the lowly Diamondbacks team, lowly's meaning: less, Paul Goldschmidt entered the game as a pinch hitter and was plunked* (*trademark Eric Plunk), and now has a broken hand. Au, c'mon, can't we have anything nice? Au, guys and four girls, it's au so bad. Am I au right? Au, sadly no, I'm not au right; shizz has gone pear shape and au wrong. Maybe I shouldn't have paid retail for this word 'au;' now I feel compelled to use it so auften. Aufortunately, Goldschmidt is droppable in redraft leagues. Here's hoping he's fine for next year. Au please. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Tommy Medica had the game of his life last night, going 5-for-5 with two home runs (5 & 6), 4 runs and 4 RBI. Somebody call a doctor, because Tommy Medica is so sick! Now wait just a minute, hold onto your coffee, and don't drop anything or anyone just yet, (especially not your coffee because that may burn and I can't afford a lawsuit). Medica, who generally sits against righties, has been filling in for Yonder Alonso the past month or so while he's on the shelf. He has squandered the opportunity, batting just .217 with zero homers and 4 RBI in 46 at-bats in July. Even for the Padres, that's barely a major league starter. I guess his hitting coach has been advising him to study Jedd Gyorko early season game tape. More likely than not, Medica will be headed back to the platoon role once Yonder Alonso returns, but the trade of Chris Denorfia could potentially open up some more playing time. Either way, what a game Tommy Boy! Holy schnikes! I added Medica in a few places on the off-chance this performance buys him some more playing time, but I'd keep the expectations low outside NL-Only and deep mixed leagues. For the time being, Tommy Medica is batting 1.000 and slugging 2.200 in August and certainly a name worth monitoring over the weekend.
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Yesterday, Alex Cobb's line was 8 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 12 Ks. March Grey, "You're welcome." April Grey, "Figures you show your face now." May Grey, "You know how much crap I took for you, March Grey?" June Grey, "Seriously!" All the Greys start yammering over each other. March Grey, "Hey! Hey! Hey! July Grey, defend me here!" July Grey, "Don't be too hard on him, Cobb was injured. He has a 2.23 ERA in July." April/May/June Grey, "Shut up!" March Grey, "What about the Ks, July Grey? Tell them about those too." April Grey, "We don't want to hear it!" July Grey, "36 Ks in only 32 1/3 IP in July. Oh, and in April his ERA was 1.89, so I have no idea what your problem is." April Grey, "Peer pressure." March Grey, "April Grey's still in a daze from Dozier's April." June Grey, "Yeah, April Grey, how's Mike Morse doing too?" April Grey, "You know what? I'm hanging up now." May Grey, "Probably wants to check on his Brett Lawrie-led offense." So, Cobb hasn't been dazzling all year like I expected, but his ERA is down to 3.54 on the year, his K-rate is 8.6, walk rate is 2.6 and his xFIP is 3.27. Everything I liked about him in the preseason still stands. March Grey, "That's what I'm saying! Now, are you sending the bail money or what? This Nicaraguan prison sucks. Greys? Are you guys still there?" Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Do you feel like people are operating like a computer running a program? Does it feel like you don't matter, just your money does? Have you ever felt like you are almost non-existent; and that as long as you comply and do what is wanted or desired that is all that matters?
In today's world it is easy to feel as if we are nothing more than a bunch of robots. I have even made this comment in the past that it is like people seem vacant and non-existent within their bodies. It is even known that there are many hybrids (robot human blends) walking around the Earth. In many advertising, and subliminal programming we are seeing the push to make humans simply another version of machines.
It is almost as if we now have to aspire to be a machine. WHAAAT? That is right, we are being moved to work like robots that run on a program. With this push it is no wonder that we have seen a huge surge in people feeling inferior, not enough, and unworthy in this world. We are constantly being replaced by machines in the work areas. Companies are using less people and more self-service options; and some have completely gotten rid of customer service centers, and you can only use online help. Even their online "live" chat is a robot with programmed responses.
During the times of taking on a "real" job to pay bills off; I started a movement among my co-workers that actually brought them a lot of joy. This being inspired by my friend and radio producer Daniel Michael; who always was telling me that we have to keep people first, and it is people that will determine what you can have and do in this world. He was absolutely right. Robots are not determining anything; but people have choice and that means they can make a lot of choices that influences others.
The way I chose to use this in the work place was to use this by being compassionate with people. Acknowledging their individual human self. I chose not to see them as a dollar or even a customer; but as a human that chose me to interact with and to seek some sort of assistance or conversation with. As I did this more and more, I found that I could be hidden behind boxes, several feet up a ladder; and people would pass by multiple people and stand there and wait for me to help them, even if I had never helped them before.
This phenomenon, is much like the animal or small child that goes right to someone that they know will love them and care for them. In spiritual terms we see this as being drawn to the light. What is happening in this is that they feel a sense of value, worth, love, safety, comfort, and acceptance. See, it is not about perfection; but about being seen and treated with compassion.
This is true nature, divine connection, heaven on Earth. We really don't have perfectionism tendencies; but to have these fundamental aspects in work in our lives. When we allow ourselves to compassionately treat others first we provide experiences that are magical, heart touching, and full of Divine Presence.
This is how we are going to shift to something that is a sustainable society. This is how we can allow the world to survive on so many levels. This is how we can connect with true and lasting abundance.
When we have this dynamic, we remove the conflict and can work with all aspects. People will purchase and act with loving heart; and that is where we can really live fully and in complete connection. This is where we get to live as our divine and soulful self that is fully valued for it's own uniqueness.
This is not just about being happy; but it is easier, restorative, and the aspects that people are truly seeking in this world. It costs nothing; and it gives everything. Oh, and that is another way that the divine functions. This is a giving that brings back so much more.
This is an example of how the giving is all that we do, there is no focus on receiving or what we are getting; and that is because what we naturally receive without any focus on receiving is far greater than what we are putting out. So even abundance becomes so abundant; and yet all of this still does not create extremes. We will never find fulfillment in being and being treated as something we are not. So if we act as if we are robotic and treat others with robotic manners and answers; we will not find fulfillment with them or life in general. If we work from the magnificence of compassion which is what our human self is all about, we will be in divine abundance.
When we place people first, we not only treat them compassionately; but we give them our full attention in the moment, we place their needs and concerns above material things, we truly give without need or desire or expectation for something in return.
Do you put people first; or are you being task focused? Are you getting fulfillment in your interactions, or are you simply going through motions? Are you being abundant in your human self or are you transitioning to a robot? Are you choosing humans or machines as your priority?

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Prepare and assemble electronic components and subassemblies of semi-complexity by using blueprints, drawings, diagrams and written processes; work is performed under a microscope while using small hand tools, such as tweezers, soldering iron, hotplate and reflow solder; monitors work-in-process or completed work, may need to disassemble, modify, rework, reassemble according to specifications and under simulated conditions.
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1. Research the most current drawing in an Enterprise-wide system such as SAP; verify accuracy of drawing revisions to the traveler; update traveler instructions, if applicable.
2. Review assembly drawings, traveler, and process procedures for instruction per specific component; verify received parts are accurate according to drawing parts list.
3. Prepare parts by pre-tinning, cutting to proper length, separating & forming as applicable to part/component.
4. View parts through microscope; assemble components and assemblies using small hand tools such as hand solder, reflow solder, hot plates and solder irons.
5. Visually inspect work completed for accuracy and quality prior to release; barcode kits by using a program such as Anzio; forward to Lead/Supervisor for inspection
6. Communicate assembly related issues to lead and supervisor verbally or in writing as an option.
7. Participate in safety training and actively comply with safety policies and practices; maintain a clean and safe workstation.
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11. Perform miscellaneous related duties as assigned.
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1. One (1) year of related assembly experience, including strap, coil, shield and feedthru processes; prior experience working with small hand tools such as soldering equipment and microscopes, preferred; detail-oriented with good manual and eye dexterity; High School or GED equivalent, required; Electronic Assembly Certificate, preferred.
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3. Math skills: ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals; ability to compute rate, ratio and percent
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Bobby Petrino victorious in return to Georgia Dome
ATLANTA — It was a battle of the bottom-dwellers, a yawner of a game between two bad teams in front of a crowd numbering in the dozens. So empty was the Georgia Dome for the Sun Belt Conference matchup between Western Kentucky (5-4) and Georgia State (0-9) that spontaneous laughter erupted when the PA announcers warned fans not to rush the field after the game. Local high school gymnasiums could seat more people.
But one man in the Dome drew more attention than others.
This game marked the return former Atlanta Falcons head coach Bobby Petrino to the building he unceremoniously vacated in the dead of night on Dec. 10, 2007, after a 34-13 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football.
That night, just 13 games into his NFL head coaching career and just days after promising Falcons owner Arthur Blank that would stick around for a second season, Petrino slipped away, announcing his resignation through identical four-line notes he put in each player's locker. Many fans learned of the move on Tuesday when they saw Petrino in Fayetteville, Ark., giving the "Woo pig, sooie," call.
As anyone with a passing knowledge of college football knows, that move didn't turn out very well, which is why a man three years removed from coaching the No. 3 team in the nation now paces the sidelines in a Hilltoppers shirt. A motorcycle crash, one which revealed an extramarital affair with a former co-ed who also happened to be under his employ, led to Petrino's immediate firing from Arkansas. The Razorbacks haven't been the same since.
But Petrino, despite his insistence to the contrary, is still his same self: distant, dismissive, robotic and cold, with a mean stare that says a lot more than his words, which say, basically, nothing.
"I'm just focused on Western Kentucky and what we're doing there and how hard we're working and the opportunity we have there," he said when asked how it felt to return to the Georgia Dome after his ignominious exit. "We're going into a new conference next year and all my focus is on Western Kentucky University."
Immediately after that answer, the WKU sports information officer cut off questioning, although Petrino did say he was happy with how the Falcons had progressed without him.
"It was a long, long time ago," he said. "And I'm just thinking about what we can do to get better at WKU."
On this Saturday there didn't appear to be much the Hilltoppers could do better. For all his flaws, Petrino is still a great offensive football coach. WKU beat Georgia State 44-28 with play-action passes and the same sophisticated spread formations that made quarterbacks Ryan Mallet and Tyler Wilson famous at Arkansas. The score would have been more lopsided but Georgia State scored a touchdown on a big play with less than two minutes to go in the game. Other than that, it was all Hilltoppers.
"They really played well at every position," Petrino said. "I think they had fun out there and really improved."
Western Kentucky quarterback Brandon Doughty threw for 206 yards and had 11 yards rushing in just over one half of play. After being shaken up on a 10-yard run at the 10-minute mark of the third quarter, Dougherty turned things over to backup Nelson Fishback, who did a serviceable job, leading the HIlltoppers to two more touchdowns in the second half, even though he only completed three passes for 35 yards.
"I'm sure there will be some things we'll see when we go in tomorrow and look at the film," Petrino said. "But right now, I'm really proud of how everybody played and happy to get this win."
He was also happy to get out of the Georgia Dome.
With almost no one in the stands, he almost certainly saw one Georgia State fan who came dressed in an Arkansas pullover and a neck brace wearing Halloween makeup to mimic road rash. It was a perfect parody of the famous Petrino photo following his scandal.
That, of course, had nothing to do with WKU, so the coach wouldn't comment on it or even acknowledged that it had happened, just as he wouldn't talk about his days with the Falcons even as he marched away from the media and into the same locker room where he left form letters telling his former players goodbye.
It's all behind him, all in the past, "a long, long time ago," as he said … until the next shoe drops and Bobby Petrino, who has never stayed at a job for more than four years in his entire career, bids the Hilltoppers farewell.
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It offers buyers an invaluable opportunity to make direct comparisons of nearly all of the vehicles which are on the market, or which are about to be. But in these days of instant comunications, where what happens on the other side of the world is known here almost simultaneously, we appear to have missed out on the latest crop of exciting, up-to-the-minute concepts and ideas.
The Sydney Show is a reflection of today's production models and yesterday's concepts, rather than being a window on tomorrow.
We're even missing out on some of the latest production cars. In 1998 Jaguar moved heaven and earth and managed to have one of the then-new S-Type models here, its unveiling coinciding with the car's world-wide release. This year photographs of the new, compact, all-wheel drive Jaguar X-Type have been revealed - but it won't be here.
Australians who wish to see this new vehicle which is expected to be Jaguar's volume seller, more than likely will have to wait until the Melbourne Motor Show next March.
The best Jaguar can manage is the F-Type Jaguar concept (pictured above), an interesting project, but it was revealed at the Detroit Motor Show in January, and at the time received wide exposure, here as well as abroad.
Similarly, Mazda's star car is the RX-Evolv (pictured), a bold concept based around its rotary engine. But it was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show 12 months ago.
From Holden's point of view, there is the new Commodore ute, while Ford - whose ute has been out-selling the Commodore model solidly all year - will display the Mustang, which it is to convert to right-hand-drive for the Australian market.
Mitsubishi will have a new hot Magna, developed in conjunction with the company's performance arm, Ralliart, as well as the Subaru WRX STi competitor, the Lancer Evolution VI Makinen.
In addition, there'll be the in-house Malaysian-designed Proton Waja, Audi's allroad quattro, Nissan's new 200SX and the latest and more powerful Lexus 430.
Volkswagen - which is poised to take over direct distributorship of its products from the start of play next year - will display its All Activity Concept Vehicle, a big recreational four-wheel-drive. But like the RX-Evolv, it dates back to January this year, and the Detroit show.
The more recent motor shows in Paris and Birmingham are the ones in which the latest thinking has been showcased. This includes Citroen's radical concept for the future, the Osmose, which attempts to reconcile the needs of commuters and motorists by offering electronic interactive aids to combine their needs.
Also in Paris was Porsche's massively-impressive V10-engined Carrera GT concept car, which is being seriously considered for production. It was a showstopper.
The Paris show abounded with concept vehicles - and none will make it here. For instance, Audi unveiled its Steppenwolf, a four-wheel-drive convertible soft-roader based on the A3 platform. It would have been a great car to have alongside the A6-based allroad quattro and RS4.
While Ferrari will show the 360 Spyder and 550 Maranello in Sydney - both highly desirable, of course - we won't be seeing the stunning 550 Barchetta from Paris. The Barchetta is a limited production model and was designed in conjunction with long-time partner Pininfarina to reflect the Italian company's past glories, blending these images with up-to-date technology.
Similarly striking was Hyundai's dramatic, mid-engined Neos, which looks something like a space-age version of the Chrysler Prowler. In Sydney, Hyundai will have on display its World Rally Championship Accent - a particularly timely unveiling of this car, following the running of the world championship Rally Australia in WA last weekend. But for sheer impact, the Neos would have taken some beating.
Peugeot will display its 206CC - it stands for "coupe cabriolet" - which is a clever production version of the 206 hatchback, but in Paris it had the Promethee concept, which apparently gives clues to the styling of the 307, which will be the successor to the present 306.
As a flagship exercise, for instance, the stunning Bugatti 16.4 Veyron would have been hard to ignore and certainly would have drawn extra attention to the stand and the company.
And by missing out on this year's newest concept cars we also miss seeing the latest in electronics technology which gives us a preview of what will be in production in a very short space of time.
Interesting though the show might be in terms of production vehicles, it's frustrating that we will be missing out on so much that is up to the minute.
Show details
The Sydney Motor Show is being held a month later than usual, because of the Olympic Games, and will run from November 17-26. Opening times are: weekdays from November 17, 10am until 10pm. Saturdays, 9am until 10pm. Sunday November 19, 9am until 9pm. Sunday November 26, 9am until 7pm. Daily admission charges are: Adults $13.50; children (under 16) $8; family (two adults and three children under 16) $31; seniors (aged and invalid pensioners with ID) $8.


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The book is divided into three sections. The first section, "E-mail Principles", covers chapters one through six. Section two, "Server Security", covers chapters seven through thirteen. Section three, "E-mail Service Security", covers chapters fourteen through seventeen.
The division between parts two and three in particular seems bizarre and arbitrary. The popular SMTP daemons Sendmail, qmail, and Postfix are covered in part two, but SASL, POP3, and IMAP are covered in part three. As users interact with SMTP daemons whenever they send mail, these are services, exactly as much as mail reader protocols may be. The organization of the book, however, is the least of its faults.
Chapter one, "E-mail Basics", attempts to cover the architecture of Internet e-mail. In particular, the chapter covers Mail Delivery Agents (MDAs), Mail Transfer Agents (MTAs), and Mail User Agents (MUAs), and how they interact.
This chapter begins running into serious problems in the MUA protocols section, wherein Blum claims that "in a multiuser environment, multiple users need to access their mailboxes to read their messages, which is practically impossible to do from a single console screen." Clearly, the idea of logging into a multiuser system from a remote location and having an interactive session with the machine has never occurred to Mr. Blum. One wonders if he has heard of telnet or Secure Shell, which have, for several decades, allowed multiple users to read mail on a single multiuser server without worrying about who, if anyone, is logged onto the console.
In chapter two, which covers SMTP, Blum bizarrely claims in reference to the messages conveyed over SMTP, "there is no wrong way to send a message... any combination of valid ASCII characters will be transferred to recipients." The difference between SMTP's willingness to carry any traffic and the idea that message formats have been standardized (by RFC 822, now obsoleted by RFC 2822) is important. Two pages later, Blum admits that RFC 822 "specifies a standard format for sending text mail messages." The idea that it is not the SMTP daemon's job to determine conformance of a message with the standard seems to be lost on the author of the book.
Closing out the SMTP chapter, Blum claims that the Bcc (Blind Carbon-Copy) fields "do not show up in the e-mail reader." In point of fact, these fields are never sent to the target system, and as such are not available. While seemingly a minor point, this error demonstrates Blum's failure to understand the underlying protocols and their respective functions. Perhaps it is this failure which is responsible for the odd organization of the book.
In Chapter 3, on the POP3 protocol, Blum covers only one POP3 client, Eric Raymond's Fetchmail. While Fetchmail is indeed an excellent tool, most Unix mail clients (including PINE, Mutt, Mozilla, and many others) have built-in support for POP3. The only POP3 server covered is qpopper, indeed another excellent tool.
Actual "coverage" of these tools is quite slim, and is typically limited to downloading, compiling, and installing the packages. No security considerations are covered at this point. Of course, all of these topics are also covered in later chapters, another unusual feature of the book's organization.
Another example of the book's disorganized nature is that, in chapter three, POP clients (or Fetchmail, at least) are covered prior to POP servers. In chapter 4, IMAP servers are covered before IMAP clients. The IMAP server discussed is the University of Washington IMAP server. Inexplicably, Blum never so much as mentions that UW IMAP also can serve as a POP3 server. The "IMAP Client" section is limited to two additional paragraphs about Fetchmail.
While chapters two through four cover every single standard command the protocols offer, this material is not particularly security-relevant. When an opportunity arises to cover security topics, such as the IMAP protocol's AUTHENTICATE command, the actual security features are not covered. Blum simply states that "It is the responsibility of the client to respond to the authentication method with the appropriate response." The actual, security-specific information as to how the protocol functions is simply not covered.
Chapter five describes MIME, the message formatting protocol used to transmit binary data. No security concerns of MIME, such as executable attachments, are discussed. S/MIME, one method of digital signatures and encryption for e-mail is discussed, while PGP-MIME, which is more popular among individual users, is not even mentioned. While PGP itself is discussed, the differences between clearsigned plain-text messages and MIME-encoded messages are not described in even minimal terms, nor are any PGP or S/MIME mailer integration products.
Chapter six covers the interpretation of e-mail headers, ostensibly as a method of tracking down spammers. The discussion of how spammers send messages is off-base and once again demonstrates the limits of Blum's knowledge. In particular, Blum never makes clear the fact that MTAs entirely ignore the To: field, and that this is only a convenience required for RFC 822 mail readers. This thorough lack of understanding can only confuse the reader of the book, and provides no practical security knowledge.
Worse still, Blum is fixated on forged To: and From: headers of messages. While he discusses reading Received: headers, he never discusses the possibility of forged Received: headers, nor how such fakes might be detected.
In Chapter Seven, "Securing the Unix Server", Blum covers inetd and Linux's IPChains firewall. The material on inetd is only modestly useful and on-topic. Secure replacements for inetd are not discussed at this point, though Dan Bernstein's tcpserver is discussed in Chapter 11. Not only is IPChains deprecated, but it is unavailable on most platforms. Security on BSD systems and modern Linux systems is essentially uncovered. Furthermore, Blum conflates firewalling and Network Address Translation (NAT). While IPChains can support both of these features, NAT is emphatically not a security tool.
Chapter eight covers Sendmail. The material in this chapter covers basic Sendmail configuration, but virtually ignores the .m4 configuration file, concentrating only on the .cf file built from the .m4 file. Eric Allman, Sendmail's original author and primary architect, is on record as saying that the .cf file should not be edited by end users. The details of .cf file parsing are, for the most part, not relevant to the security of either the server or the message, and are only rarely examined by system administrators. The .m4 file is not covered in any similar depth, though that would have provided a useful (if still off-topic) service for readers.
The last three pages of the chapter come under the heading of "Securing Sendmail", which should have been the focus of the entire chapter. However, only a handful of Sendmail directives are discussed, and the use of these functions in improving system security is not explained.
For example, the Sendmail restricted shell (smrsh), which allows only certain programs to be executed while forwarding messages, is dispatched in two paragraphs. Criteria one might use while selecting programs to be executed by smrsh are not specified, nor is the basic information that shells and commands such as "cat" should not be accessible. No information at all is provided about Sendmail 8.12's ability to run as a user other than root, a critical security feature. In short, nobody who reads this chapter will have the slightest idea of how to secure a server running Sendmail.
Chapter 9, on Dan Bernstein's qmail, does not have any security-specific information. Neither does chapter 10, on Postfix. Both chapters repeatedly discuss multiple mail queues, but this is not a security benefit, and even Sendmail now has this feature. Why Sendmail's implementation is totally ignored is a complete mystery.
Chapter 11, on preventing open relays, seems unnecessary. After all, not one of the three discussed MTAs has shipped configured as an open relay in at least four years. Futhermore, on page 277, Blum cautions "Be careful if using the relay_entire_domain and relay_local_from features [of Sendmail]. It is not difficult for a hacker to masquerade the SMTP session addresses to impersonate a server on your network." This seems to be the central issue in this chapter, but Blum never expands on this statement, or describes how one might be careful while using these features. Every opportunity to discuss actual e-mail security is completely ignored, as elsewhere in the book.
Chapter 11 also mentions using Realtime Blackhole Lists to block spam. This has nothing to do with open relays, specifically. More importantly, the only RBL covered is the MAPS RBL, which became a pay service several years prior to publication of this book. Blum never mentions that this is a pay service, nor does he list where one might locate alternatives, nor the fact that these lists are becoming progressively less useful as spammers develop new techniques.
Chapter 12, "Blocking Spam", covers only fixed-text blocking of either offending hosts or offending subject lines. These techniques, too, are becoming progressively more useless as spam-blocking techniques. Sendmail's milter interface for filters is ignored entirely, as are any techniques that tag messages as likely spam rather than outright discarding suspect mail.
Still-useful techniques such as rule-based tools like SpamAssassin and distributed checksum systems like Vipul's Razor are not mentioned either, a major flaw in coverage of this subject. (Bayesian spam filtering, the third major class of techniques used to block spam, may be newer than the book.)
In addition, while discussing qmail's third-party filtering capabilities, Blum recommends configuring qmail-filter with a temporary directory of /tmp. This is, potentially, a serious security hole, but Blum never gives any hint that this choice of temporary file locations is anything less than perfectly secure. One certainly gets the feeling that Blum lacks any meaningful understanding of computer security.
The antivirus chapter, chapter 13, covers the AMaViS package. Security implications of this tool and its integration are ignored, as elsewhere in the book. Chapter 14 ostensibly covers e-mail firewalls, but the discussion says nothing about how this may protect servers from being compromised. In fact, Blum's conception of e-mail firewalls is limited to blocking spammers from using To: address scanning. This is a lot of effort for relatively little benefit, given that few spammers check for the existence of a particular address before spamming it.
Chapter 15 is a surprisingly credible discussion of the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL), used for validating users to SMTP servers. However, other popular authentication techniques, such as SMTP after POP, are ignored. Chapter sixteen, on "Secure IMAP and POP servers", covers running IMAP and POP3 over SSL. SMTP over SSL, an increasingly popular configuration, is entirely uncovered. Unfortunately, so are the details of SSL and SSL certificate validation.
A number of attacks against SSL certificates are quite popular, and this represents one of the most fruitful avenues for attack, but certificate hierarchies and the weaknesses of self-signed certificates are not covered. Like most technical security topics, Blum ignores it so profoundly that one must wonder if he has ever considered the existence or nature of computer security.
Chapter 17, on Webmail, covers only one package in depth. Popular Webmail packages such as Squirrelmail and IMP are ignored entirely. Coverage of TWIG is limited, as in other chapters, to the installation and use of the package. No security-specific concerns are covered. Example passwords used for the MySQL backend are obvious; TWIG is configured to log into the MySQL server as that server's root user, an obvious breach of security best practices.
This book might prove useful for readers who wish to have their hands held when building popular e-mail programs. However, readers using Linux systems rarely need to build these tools manually. The author never adequately covers any security topics, and his understanding of the technologies beneath the surface is far from strong. It seems as though the book title was merely chosen for marketing reasons, and reflects nothing whatsoever about the content of the book. This book should be avoided by all readers; better material, at all levels and on all topics, can be found elsewhere.
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mutt via ssh
That is messed up this book doesnt talk about the best way to check mail. ssh-ing into your isp and using mutt.
thanks for the warning. :-)
Don't hold back, Jon.
Tell us what you really think. :)
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Vijay and pucca commercial flicks have always gone hand in hand. While that remains a fact it has also been some sort of a concern to many fans, who are expecting a refreshing change from their hero. They have even tried to compare the actor to fellow companion Surya who doesn't mind to take the offbeat route be it time and again, moreover providing record breaking collections.
The question raised amidst all this jugglery is one worth pondering.(So go take a bath, put on your spectacles and open your evening newspapers to page number 15, we are selling free shampoos for those who SMS us the answer to the puzzle….urgghhh! don't mind just got lost.) Coming back, when recently the Nanban hero was quizzed on how he took to the critics he said, "Commercial format suits me very well and I have no plans to enter the off beat genre of movies. I too enjoy watching off beat movies but yeah I am well aware that my fans expect their Vijay to deliver a commercial offering at any given day"
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Why not take a look at my bunnies?
Happy First Easter Card available and can be personalised
Limited edition stained glass bunnies! Available on my shop: Jenny Newall Stained Glass
Easter decoration: a decorative wreath with yarn and paper flowers. The banner writing can be removed or replaced so the wreath can be used during the whole Spring season.
Just listed. Easter egg brooches and hanging Easter decorations. Fun, fun,fun.
Five new pieces , the four seasons and a dawn mosaic here is Springhttps://folksy.com/shops/katerattraymosaics/collections/153731
I've got lots of bunnies in copper and sterling silver but what about sheep? You can't get more spring-like than these! I'm very attached to them and they are very popular, so I try to make them all individuals and they're all named. This copper with silver brooch is Jennifer.
This little pin brooch is perfect for Easter and a little hanging decoration to brighten up the home.
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After 15 days of traveling around the old west, we finally had enough of forts, historic battles and scenic overviews. We wandered into downtown
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The television series is about sting operations set up by various law enforcement agencies to make arrest of criminals who are dealing in illegal drugs, guns or other violations of the laws of the country. The series states that there are more than 40,000 elite law enforcement officers assigned to work the various sting operations used by the agencies around the country.
In episode six of season one they use a person who is called a confidential informant to arrange for different drug dealers to deliver drugs to her at a motel room. When she calls the dealers, she tells them that she has a broken foot and can not come to them and wants them to bring the drugs to the room for her. After the first dealer delivers the drugs, and starts to leave, the officers stop him and arrest him for delivering the drugs. She calls a second dealer but when he arrives, he is suspicious that something is wrong and does not want to come into the room. However, he drops the drugs on a sofa and as he turns to leave, he is arrested.
Another sting that is used is one where the agents have a list of people who have warrants issued because they have failed to make court appearances. The way the agents work this sting is by sending out letters to the people informing them they have won a prize and need to come to a certain place to collect their prize. When the people arrive they have to show some form of identification and then are taken to a room where there are several people. The people in the room is actually police cadets posing as winners. When the person walks up to collect their prize, they are arrested for the outstanding warrant that has been issued for them by the court.
Law enforcement agencies around the country use various methods to apprehend criminals.
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Undercover Stings Full Episode Guide
- Episode 10 - Secret Weed Safe
A cop manipulates a junkie into revealing a stash pad filled with pounds of weed. Two dealers rat out their suppliers in an effort to escape serving more time. Officers nab a hustler on the Vegas Strip.
- Episode 9 - Car Wash Crack Sales
A fake business is raided. Police catch a drug dealer and a prostitute.
- Episode 8 - Pawn Busters
Addicts are caught as they shop for meth ingredients. A pawnshop broker is caught buying stolen gold. A crack dealer is on the run.
- Episode 7 - Gun Runner
A young couple is caught swapping stolen guns for pills. Police are lead to a crack dealers supply.
- Episode 6 - Win a Prize, Go to Jail
To bust criminals on the run officers have a fake prize giveaway. Cops bust a meth lab in a trailer. In a hotel room, police set up a drug bust.
- Episode 5 - The Takedown Clown
Police track down a drug dealer with a helicopter. An undercover cop dresses as a clown for a prostitution sting, and a man is followed by officers as he drives a stolen truck to a busy parking lot.
- Episode 4 - Oxy Mom
Prostitutes are surprised at a bachelor party sting. Officers jump out of a moving van to get drug dealers. A pregnant woman gets caught as she tries to illegally purchase prescription drugs.
- Episode 3 - Drug Dealer Under My Bed
A drug dealer is busted at a staged bachelorette party. A crack dealer hides under a stranger's bed.
- Episode 2 - Crack and Car Jack
Patrol cops accidentally scare a drug dealer when they crash a drug sting. A hooker gets caught for the second time by an undercover. A car thief makes a deal with undercover detectives.
- Episode 1 - The Preacher and the Prostitute
A preacher gets caught in a prostitution sting; a mother is angry after her son is caught dealing drugs and copper thieves are caught at an electrical facility.


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For The Race Fans: Series Profile: World Rally Championship
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Formed in the late 70's, the WRC is the highest caliber of Rally Motorsports in the world and formally united rallying events which were held separately and were unaffiliated.
Current Generation World Rally Cars
Series Overview: A Formation of the European Rally Championship which consisted of mostly privateer teams and the International Championship for Manufacturers or ICM which was a rally only for Manufacturers to compete brought about a new series organized by the FIA called the WRC or World Rally Championship. The FIA's governance of the WRC meant the sport now had more rules and regulations than ever which means competition began to grow more fierce. The current WRC schedule consists of 13 rally races each 3 days long. The races are split across 15 to 25 special stages which the teams must attempt to complete in as short amount of time as possible in a time attack. The rally races can take place on many different types of road surfaces from Gravel, Snow, Dirt or Tarmac.
Teams: 13 (More Teams Exist; Some Teams Compete Part Time, Some Teams Semi Retired)
First Season: 1973
Next Season: 2017
Toyota Corolla WRC and Toyota Yaris WRC, Toyota Announced its return to the WRC for the 2017 Season after building a new WRC Headquarters in Finland
World Rally Car: The Current Generation of Rally Cars are called World Rally Cars or WRC cars. They build on experiences learned from previous generations of Rally Cars such as the Group 4 which featured cars such as the Lancia Stratos, Group B with cars such as the Audi Quattro S1, Group A featured similar vehicles to the Subaru Impreza WRX STI and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution all leading up to the World Rally Car. The Current cars must adhere to much stricter regulations than previous generations due to an improved focus on safety. Currently WRC cars are based on cars with a 1.6L 4 Cylinder Engine and feature an FF layout. WRC rules also require the cars competing have sold at least 2,500 vehicles before being eligible to compete. The only cars which fit this narrow set of rules are often small 2 or 5 door hatchbacks. The small engines are turbocharged and equipped with hundreds of specific parts which make the car as fast as possible on loose surfaces. This takes the price of a budget car from around $15,000 to over $1 Million.
Volkswagen Polo WRC
Venues: Rally events are held all across the world on special stages. These are sections of closed public roads where the event takes place. The drivers start at set intervals so as not to impede with each other. However while on local roads the rally cars must comply with local vehicle laws. This means they must be insured, taxed and registered, this is why rally cars carry license plates. A unique venue called a Super Special Stage is a rally course which is contained inside of an outdoor arena such as a sports stadium. Super Special Stages are able to host events known as a Shootout. Two Identical lanes on the same race track are divided with a wall, allowing two racers to compete one on one on the same course without contacting each other.
Ford Fiesta WRC at the 2014 Wales Rally
Citroen C3 WRC
Hyundai i20 WRC
Pit Stops: Rally stages are typically about 30 miles long each section, however in that short amount of distance a WRC car can take a serious beating. Cars are repaired at the end of each stage at a makeshift tent garage set up by the team. The Garage serves as the teams base of operations for each stage. Rally cars are fitted with intricate and complex components that can take hours to repair. The goal is to make the car perform as well as it did the previous day if not better.
Co-Driver Pace Notes
Co-Driver/Navigator: In Rallying unlike other motorsports the car is crewed by 2 people. The Co-Driver is responsible for assisting the driver in knowing what the course is like ahead of the car's current location. To do this the Co-Driver reads from a notebook which, in great detail informs the driver what the road is like after the next turn. The co-drivers instructions help the driver to know how hard to brake, how sharply to turn etc. As a result the Co-Driver must narrate the next turns to the Driver at a steady and constant pace and communicate accurately. Without the Co-Driver's help, the driver would be totally blind. Because the car is moving so fast the Co-Driver's notes are written in a scribbled code only he and the driver can understand. For Example:
This would translate as 2 Right into 2 Left into 5L into Double Caution over Crest into 3 Right
This means that the car is approaching a slight right turn into a slight left turn which leads to a sharp left turn after that there are two bumps and a hill into a slight right turn. The Number tells the driver how sharp or light the next turn is.
Onboard with WRC Champion Sebastien Ogier Monte Carlo SS4
2017 Toyota Yaris WRC undergoing testing in Finland (AWESOME SOUND, Toyota is back!)


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Having delivered over 80 autonomous systems to more than 40 customers in 10 countries, ASV has established itself at the forefront of the continually evolving Autonomous
Surface Vehicle industry. ASV has built a world-class team with specialist expertise and experience in ASV concept design, build and commissioning, operation and maintenance, control system development and advanced autonomy research and development. ASV Global vehicles and control systems are designed, built, fitted and tested from the company's facilities in Louisiana, USA as well as in Portsmouth, UK.
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Having delivered more than 80 autonomous systems, ASV Global maintains a leading position in the growing market for Autonomous Surface Vessel technology. The company's expertise combining platform manufacturing and control system development brings the latest in maritime autonomous technology to market. ASV Global platforms are in operation across the globe within a variety of industries.
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Driverless boats and aircraft are set to roam off the southern coast of England after BAE Systems set up a test area for marine robots.
The defence giant has set up a scheme in the Solent area between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, complete with the regulatory clearances and communications networks needed to run trials of autonomous vehicles. Robot boats, aircraft and underwater drones are seen as vital to the future of the defence industry, as well as the oil and gas sector, and search and rescue operations.
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Angela Barnes takes a look at a self-driving boat – and meets the man (Dan Hook) developing the autonomous vessels.
Live on Sky News Swipe programme on 21st April, 2017.
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Mark Garnier MP, minister for international trade, unveiled marine technology business ASV's new mission control centre as its headquarters in Portchester.
The minister claimed the centre was 'incredibly innovative' and that Britain and Portsmouth should be 'shouting more' about its marine engineering sector.
Vessels out on the Solent will be able to be controlled unmanned using satellite communication link from the new centre.
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From: Department for International Trade and Mark Garnier MP
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Mark Garnier visits Portsmouth as Clipper Round the World Yacht Race partners with GREAT campaign, and ASV Global opens new control room.
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Demonstrating its C-Worker 5 unmanned surface vessel at the Ocean Business exhibition and conference in Southampton recently, ASV Global officials are targeting an expanded fleet for its commercial and defence concerns.
Speaking to Shephard, James Cowles, commercial technical sales manager, said that following on from the build of four C-Worker 5 platforms last year the aim was to follow this up with increased service and sales for marine hydrography and a range of other functions.
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Self-driving boats
Just as driverless cars are causing excitement on land, autonomous boats are also making a splash.
"Unmanned systems allow you to focus on the data," said Dan Hook from UK firm ASV Global, which was also at the Southampton expo.
To read the full article visit the BBC website.
In today's Business Daily, Zoe Kleinman visits the Ocean Business exhibition. She tries out the latest marine technology including shoals of subs, robot sea snakes and remote controlled boats. Dan Hook from ASV Global invites Zoe to remotely pilot one of its rather expensive survey vehicles. Terry Sloane from Planet Ocean gives the low down on robotic microsubs, whilst Richard Mills from Kongsberg Maritime demonstrates the results of 10 years of research into snake robots which will be used for underwater inspection and maintenance. All this cutting edge equipment needs a power source and Paul Edwards from Steatite rounds off the programme by talking about the latest in battery technology.
To listen visit BBC World Service.
Last September the Royal Navy took to the Thames to show off the latest addition to Her Majesty's fleet – a drone boat. Officially christened the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed or MAST (see what they did there?), the unmanned craft is constructed on a dystopian-sounding 'Bladerunner' hull and can hit speeds of around 60mph. So far it's only intended for reconnaissance missions, but before long rest assured some salty tar will have whacked a bloody great cannon on it.
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This market research study identifies ASV Global, ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, ECA, Liquid Robotics, Teledyne Marine, and Ocius Technology as the leading players in the global unmanned surface vehicle (USV) market. A comprehensive analysis of this market is also presented by the end-user (civilian and defense) and geography (the Americas, APAC, and EMEA).
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TerraSond, a hydrographic services company based in Palmer, Alaska (USA), used a C-Worker 5 (CW5) unmanned Autonomous Surface Vessel (ASV) in conjunction with a 105' (32m) research vessel from June through August 2016 on a major hydrographic survey in the Bering Sea region of Alaska.
The ASV served as a force-multiplier, collecting multibeam and towed side-scan data alongside the larger vessel, which surveyed adjacent lines simultaneously.
Read the full story at Hydro International or view the Bering Sea ASV Force Multiplier PDF here.
The vehicles being tested by the Royal Navy during its recent Unmanned Warrior event may look impressive, intimidating, even bizarre, but what connects them is more notable.
The hardware on show at the event was impressive, 50 vehicles performing tasks ranging from reconnaissance to mine detection and even stopping attacks on other ships. Tom Austin-Morgan met some of the designers behind these Unmanned Warriors.
Read the full story at Eureka!
ASV Global, manufacturer of Autonomous Surface Vehicles, has reached the landmark of 1,000 days of unmanned operations.
The 1,000 days of unmanned operations cover a wide variety of applications that have been carried out by ASV Global platforms over the past six years. These applications include hydrography, oceanography, subsea positioning, mine countermeasures, ISTAR and naval gunnery training.
Thales, BAE Systems and their partners SAAB, ECA Group and ASV Global welcome the confirmation by the Organization for Joint Armament Cooperation that the UK MOD and French Defense Procurement Agency will continue its collaboration for the combined United Kingdom and France MMCM (maritime mine counter measures) program. Initiated in 2010 under a cooperation agreement between France and the United Kingdom, the program develops a prototype autonomous system for detection and neutralisation of sea mines and underwater improvised explosive devices.
Read the full story at Marine Link.
The Royal Navy's Unmanned Warrior exercise, taking place this October, will see over 40 participants from industry, academia and defence operating unmanned and autonomous vehicles. Katie Woodward speaks to ASV Global sales and marketing director, Vince Dobbin, to find out more about the company's involvement.
Read the full story at Naval Technology.
Angellica Bell from The One Show joined the Royal Navy at Unmanned Warrior to see how unmanned autonomous vehicles can work collaboratively in mine hunting missions.
Using ASV's proven ASView control system, the C-Worker 5 successfully demonstrated the benefits of using UAV's to reduce risk in mine hunting operations.
Watch the full episode here.
The U.K. Ministry of Defence has given ASV Global a licence to use its Advanced Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) Capability technology. The contract has been signed through Ploughshare Innovations, the technology transfer arm of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl).
The licence is centred on Dstl's Advanced USV Capability Project, due for completion in late 2017, which has developed an autonomous navigation system that enables USVs to operate safely at both high and low speeds.
Read the full story at NavalToday.com.
ASV Global has announced that it has signed a licence agreement with the UK Ministry of Defence allowing for the use of the latter's Advanced Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) Capability technology.
With funding from Dstl, ASV Global has developed advanced marine autonomy software, recently showcased on the Tidal Thames with the Royal Navy. This licencing agreement will enable ASV Global to exploit this technology across its current product range which offers Autonomous Surface Vehicles for both military and commercial applications.
Read the full story at Unmanned Systems Technology.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon discussed ground-breaking technology that the MOD will support with its new £800 million Innovation Fund.
Highlighting the MOD's partnerships with innovative SMEs he said 'At sea, ASV Ltd has developed the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed, or MAST, a superfast unmanned boat with a unique Bladerunner hull shape, capable of tracking high-speed targets and dodging other ships without human assistance.'
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As the pace of automation gathers speed – from the Internet of Things to factory floors – there's a lot going on quietly but efficiently in robot boats, in particular, with Portchester-based ASV Global.
Founded in 1998 "as an idea", ASV – which stands for Autonomous Surface Vehicles – took off in 2007 after winning a research and development contract with the Defence Science and Technical Laboratory (DSTL). The 70-strong company builds robot boats for the British military, other defence contractors and commercial customers alike.
Read the full story at The Register.
The National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) is partnering with the Office of Coast Survey, the Office of Marine and Aviation Operations (OMAO), NOAA Ship Nancy Foster, and ASV Global, an unmanned vehicle manufacturer, to conduct an operational evaluation of an unmanned surface vessel (USV) during a bathymetric and marine habitat survey offshore of the Carolinas.
Read the full story at NCCOS.
ASV Global, leading manufacturer of Autonomous Surface Vehicles, has expanded into the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro.
Working alongside local universities and authorities ASV is bringing the latest in Autonomous Surface Vehicle technology to the emerging South American market.
ASV Global do Brasil LTDA will offer sales, customer support and operational services. The new venture is being led by COPPE postgraduate and experienced naval architect Rafael Coelho.
Read the full story at Ocean News & Technology.
First it was drones in the skies; now the military wants drones at sea. A speedboat nicknamed the Bladerunner sped along the Thames yesterday, testing the limits of unmanned, high-speed maritime travel.
Military officials hope that robotic spy boats could be the future of Royal Navy reconnaissance. Regulations on the busy river meant that a sailor had to pilot the vessel for the trial. However, the lessons learnt from the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed (Mast) will inform plans for crewless boats and even warships.
Read the full story at The Times.
A drone speedboat that could pave the way for a Royal Navy robot fleet of high-speed reconnaissance and surveillance vessels has been unveiled by defence scientists.
The 34ft boat can skim across the waves at more than 50kts to track high speed targets, while navigating and dodging other ships without the control of a human.
Naval commanders believe the Maritime Autonomy Surface Testbed (MAST) could herald a robot fleet of high-speed craft packed with sensors to carry out spy and scouting missions.
Read the full story at The Telegraph.
An unmanned robotic speedboat dubbed 'Bladerunner' is being trialled by the Royal Navy in secret tests that could revolutionise maritime warfare.
The Royal Navy hopes the new technology will allow it to leapfrog rival militaries, including China and Russia which are investing heavily in autonomous design.
Read the full story at Express.
ASV Global secured an order to design and manufacture six new unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) for SeaTrepid DeepSea.
The vehicles will be used in a multiple autonomous vehicle program developed by SeaTrepid DeepSea combining USVs and autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) to conduct wide area, high-resolution surveys. The new vehicles will each be fitted with an acoustic underwater positioning system to track the AUVs throughout shallow and deep waters.
Read the full story at Subsea World News.
ASV Global, UK, is to design and build six brand new Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) for SeaTrepid DeepSea.
Derivatives of the 'C-Worker' range of ASV Global platforms, the new bespoke 'SeaWorkers' will each be fitted with an acoustic underwater positioning system to track the AUVs throughout shallow and ultra-deep waters. Using USVs to track the AUVs brings a step change in operational efficiencies with significant cost savings compared to using a traditional ship.
Read the full story at Hydro International.
James Hailstones, Business Manager for ASV Global, describes the potential for cost savings and risk reduction with autonomous surface vehicles…
Read the full story at Adjacent Oil & Gas.
Marine Technology Reporter's annual MTR100 awards edition is the subsea industry's most awaited annual ranking of the leading companies serving the global subsea industry.
A leader in the growing market for Autonomous Surface Vehicle technology, ASV Global made the grade to feature in the MTR100 for the 4th year in a row.
Read the full story at Marine Technology Reporter.
TerraSond, a hydrographic services company based in Palmer, Alaska (USA), utilised an unmanned Autonomous Surface Vessel (ASV) to assist with the acquisition of survey data in July of 2015 in the northern Bering Strait region of Alaska. The 12' ASV, a military target drone converted into a hydrographic vessel, worked in conjunction with a larger survey vessel and acquired the first data from an unmanned vessel to be used to update a US nautical chart.
Read the full story at Hydro International.
The hydrographic survey industry is changing and moving away from manned operations in an effort to reduce costs and increase safety. During the Shallow Water Survey 2015 conference this new approach and the associated challenges were assessed by Swath Services during the collection of 'The Common Dataset' associated with the conference. The aim of participating with an Unmanned Survey Vessel (USV) was to determine if it was actually possible to undertake such a high specification challenge with a USV. The common dataset provides a benchmark against which the performance of the USV can be measured.
Read the full story at Hydro International.
After successful trials on Halcyon Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV), Thales and ASV strengthen their partnership. Both companies have signed an agreement to develop autonomous Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) technology and capability for maritime, civil, security and military domains.
This agreement, which builds on the strong existing relationship and the combined skills and expertise of the two companies, provides world leading, innovative solutions for autonomous maritime requirements.
Read the full story at Navy Recognition.
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Anima App has given the Sketch community a last-minute gift before the new year!
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