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November 27, 2012 · Updated 2:26 PM
Prompted by a petition by the Pacific Legal Foundation, federal officials will take another look to determine whether the killer whales of Puget Sound deserve protection as an endangered species.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency, parent agency of the National Marine Fisheries Service, a petition filed by the California-based Pacific Legal Foundation in August presents information published in scientific journals that address killer whale genetics and how closely related the Southern resident killer whales are to other populations, and that meets the agency's criteria for review of the population's status as a federally endangered species.
Listed as endangered in 2005, the Southern residents consists of three closely related clans, J, K and L pods, and the population totals 86 animals with the addition of a newborn, J-49, in early August. It consisted of 88 animals when the population was declared endangered in 2005.
"The petition asserts that the Southern Resident killer whales are actually part of a much larger population and are, therefore, not in danger of extinction," NOAA noted in a Nov. 26 press release announcing it would conduct a review of the population and its listing.
In qualifying as endangered under the federal law, the Southern residents were determined to be a "distinct population segment" of killer whales, with a unique dialect, a unique genetic line and the only orca population to feed extensively on salmon. Acceptance of the petition does not suggest that a proposal to delist will follow, according to NOAA.
The petition was filed by the Pacific Legal Foundation on behalf of the Center for Environmental Science Accuracy and Reliability and two California farms, Empresas Del Bosque and Coburn Ranch.
The Southern residents are a "major" focus of the environmental assessment now underway for the Gateway Terminal Project proposed at Cherry Point, near Bellingham, which, if constructed, would serve as as a export facility for bulk shipments of coal traveling through San Juan Islands waterways en route to markets in Asia.
The Fisheries Service will have a year from receiving the petition to make a decision on whether delisting is warranted. Any formal proposal to delist would be followed by a public comment period and public hearings before a final decision about official listing could be made.
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Cologne, Germany • Ford introduced its first EcoBoost engine in 2009, a 3.5-litre V6 with twin turbos. The advantages to the design were simple — the engine offered V8-like power and better-than-V6 fuel economy when driven with a gentle foot.
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The next EcoBoost engine in Ford's pipeline is a 2.0L four that is appearing in the Edge and Explorer, but it will roll out to the Taurus in 2013. Again, the use of direct injection, variable cam timing and a turbocharger (which blows at 16 psi) delivers 240 hp and 250 lb-ft of torque at 3,000 rpm, roughly the same output as Ford's previous 3.0L V6 but with a 15% to 20% improvement in fuel economy. As used in the Flex and Explorer, I have reservations — the turbocharged four produces 47 fewer ponies than the current naturally aspirated 3.5L V6 and the size and weight of the vehicles could prove a problem for the engine.
I have absolutely no reservations regarding the 2.0L EcoBoost as employed in the European Mondeo I tested here in Germany — the car performed flawlessly. There is a ton of torque off the line and an urgency in the mid-range I did not expect. Even at the top end, the engine continued to cook away without missing a beat — often the turbocharger becomes an exhaust restriction that hinders the flow of power.
The other thing that came through loud and clear is just how well this engine works with Ford's Powershift transmission, a twin-clutch automated manual. However, there is a hitch — in the normal driving mode, the gearbox is programmed for fuel economy. As such, it upshifts early — way too soon for my taste. Selecting the sport mode not only sees the engine rev match with each downshift, the gears are also held longer and the manual mode brings the required engine braking when hooning into a fast corner.
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More interesting is that a tweaked version of the 2.0L EcoBoost engine will surface in the Focus ST. It delivers 250 hp and 250 lb-ft of torque. I have sampled it, but that's all I can reveal for now. Let's just say it will up the standard in the hot hatch segment by a considerable margin, and not only from a power perspective either.
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Madison Township murder trial: Weimer son takes the stand
Danna Weimer's other son took the stand Friday on the third day of her murder trial in Lake County Common Pleas Court.
Greg Weimer is a 25-year-old who owns a house in Madison Township next door to victim Eleanor Robertson.
He testified that his brother, Zachary Weimer, moved in with him in June, about a week and a half before Robertson was found dead at her Canterbury Drive home.
Greg Weimer said he hesitated to allow Zachary Weimer to move in because he had no money or job, and he was concerned about his brother's drug use.
Still, Greg Weimer said he loaned his brother $200 until he could get back on his feet.
On June 12, Greg Weimer said his bank called, saying Zachary Weimer had forged his name on personal checks totaling $250.
"I told him I wanted him out by the end of the week," Greg Weimer said.
Zachary Weimer did not answer repeated calls and texts asking for his money back.
That night, Greg Weimer testified he came home and found his garage door locked and his key gone.
Police told him his 77-year-old neighbor was missing. Continued...
Meanwhile, Greg Weimer testified Zachary Weimer texted him saying if police came looking for him on a warrant, to tell them he hadn't seen him.
"I asked him why he had a warrant," Greg Weimer said.
Danna Weimer, 52, of Austinburg Township, and her son, Zachary Weimer, are accused of stealing Robertson's jewelry and other valuables and then killing her.
The victim's body was discovered the evening of June 13 with about 90 stab wounds.
Ray Jorz, senior fingerprint examiner with the Lake County Crime Lab, testified Zachary Weimer's fingerprints were found on a box of baseball cards at the scene, but that Danna Weimer's prints were not found on anything.
Lisa Ungers, president of Roemer Nursery in Madison Township, testified that Danna Weimer — who was a housekeeper and caretaker for the company's owner, Egidius Stroombeek — started out as a model employee.
But about November, Danna Weimer started to change.
"Danna seemed to be in a constant state of stress," Ungers said. "His house just didn't seem to be as clean. We just kept thinking it was her home life. She got really thin. She started not showing up for work."
Several months later, Danna Weimer was fired after Stroombeek started missing medicine doses and doctor's appointments.
Ungers also testified that police called her about some missing family heirlooms that belonged to Stroombeek. Continued...
"He adored Danna and he didn't want her to get in any trouble," Ungers said. "He was quite upset."
Danna Weimer is charged with aggravated murder and 16 other counts.
Zachary Weimer, 23, of Geneva, is scheduled to go on trial Nov. 13 and is also charged with 17 counts.
They remain in Lake County Jail on $1 million bonds.
Testimony in the case before Judge Eugene A. Lucci is expected to continue Tuesday, as the courthouse is closed Monday for Columbus Day.
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Judge Michael A. Cicconetti calls case of accused killers Danna and Zachary Weimer 'weak' (video) (June 26, 2012)
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I have been searching for Ben and Jerrys new ice cream flavor Shweddy Balls. I cannot find it anywhere! During my family trip to Kroger today I asked the Kroger employee who was stocking the ice cream about the availability of the new Ben and Jerrys ice cream Shweddy Balls. She informed me that the store recieved an email from corporate to not stock the ice cream, even if it arrives at the store!! WHAT??? Are you kidding me? Because a couple of housewives who have nothing better to do than boycott an ice cream flavor because of its silly name! I am completely dissapointed in Kroger for following in this ridiculous boycott....... OF AN ICE CREAM!!!! Really Kroger, dont you realize that all the contraversy is causing more interest which would result in more sales at your store. Its a name for goodness sakes nothing racial, sexual or degrating, yet corporate is acting as if the ice cream name is hurting someone. Its named after a character on SNL who makes his own rum balls recipe for the holiday. People are concerned about their kids saying the same or asking about it. Seriously parents you cant tell your kids it a name of a recipe. I am so irritated with people trying to make everything so over the top and threaten with boycotts etc. Why are people trying to make everyone more sensative when the world is getting more tougher and cruel everyday. Thanks Kroger for being part of the pansy parade. You know what, I find the name Kroger offensive so I am boycotting YOUR STORES! Im sure there are other grocery stores that have the "Balls" to sell an ice cream that has gotten serious attention for its name! Wow how lame! Stop being idiots and sell ice cream. If I want anyone to parent my grocery decisions I'll move to a third world country.
I just saw Alec Baldwin on SNL last weekend. He addressed the factthat some stores are caving to the uptight moms who don't like thename of the ice cream. He said that B&J has come out with a newflavor just for those women. The flavor is called "Go FudgeYourself." bwahahahahaha!
What's a 'Shweddy Ball'?
although i think the name is tasteless... i don't give a flying crapwhat they name the product and would never complain about it .... what surprises me is that i haven't read any complaints about "omgit's so offensive" yet ... cos hey some people are very sensitive andinstead of voting with their feet, think they should vote foreveryone. so good luck getting your schweddy balls... hope it tastes good. ;)
I also kinda think you shot yourself in the foot to stoop to the levelof the "bored housewives" by ranting and making threats (sarcastic ornot). But to your concern, NO, stores like Kroger (or Giant Eagle, WalMartor Target, etc.) really shouldn't capitulate to the demands of theloudest few, but they are truly walking a fine line. While those whoare complaining are most likely in the minority with their beliefs,they can make enough noise and rabblerouse enough of the fencesittersthat it creates a problem. No company wants a PR headache like that! Sadly, it won't be until one of these "well intentioned" folks getssomething they care about taken away before they finally come tounderstand that the door of freedom swings both ways. You can'tdemand your beliefs be upheld while trampling that of others. & just remember, vigilante parenting is what made Tipper Gore famousand got her hubby a primo (albeit 2nd) chair in the White House.
For some reason, I was thinking B&J had pulled this product, ratherthan Kroger's deciding not to carry it. WHy I thought that, I don'tknow!
Question. If Ben and Jerrys came out with a flavor that is named aftera female sexual organ would you be as supportive? "I am so irritated with people trying to make everything so over thetop and threaten with boycotts etc."..."You know what, I find the nameKroger offensive so I am boycotting YOUR STORES!" Isnt that exactly what you are doing? Enjoy your thrid world country, where the water makes you sick, wherethere is no regulation of safe food handling, where the storeregularly loses power and refrigeration fails, where rodents burrowthrough dry goods etc. My point is, even if you cant get this ice cream, you still have itpretty good by living in the U.S.


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The Cardinals improved to 24-5 overall and 12-4 in the Big East, while the Orange dropped to 22-7 and 10-6.
Louisville is second in the Big East behind Georgetown (12-3), which hosts Rutgers Saturday night.
The top four teams in the conference will earn byes into the Big East Tournament, and Syracuse is battling four teams for the two available byes after Georgetown and Louisville.
The Cardinals have won eight of their last nine games, with the only loss being the epic five-overtime setback to Notre Dame on Feb. 9. The victory also snapped Louisville's three-game losing streak against the Orange.
Syracuse, which had its 38-game homecourt winning streak ended against Georgetown last Saturday, has lost two consecutive home games for the first time since Jan. 22 and 25, 2011, against Villanova and Seton Hall.
The Orange has lost three consecutive games overall and hasn't lost four in a row since January 2010.
Trailing, 28-23, the Orange used back-to-back dunks by Rakeem Christmas and James Southerland and Southerland's 3-pointer to take its first lead since early in the first half, 30-28.
Southerland's second and third 3-pointers of the half erased one-point deficits and gave Syracuse 35-33 and 38-36 leads.
Hancock's 3-pointer enabled the Cardinals to regain the lead, 39-38. A few minutes later, Hancock drained another 3-pointer that capped an 11-2 run and boosted Louisville's lead to 47-40.
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Praise for staff at Whiskey Creek
January 28, 2013 · 11:34 AM
In response to the story, "The rebirth of Keyport's Whiskey Creek," page A20, Jan. 11 Herald.
I find it strange that the issue surrounding their attempt to open a second restaurant in downtown Poulsbo was never mentioned. There seemed to be a direct correlation of that failed venture with quality decline in Whiskey Creek. I would have thought, and I could be wrong, that much of the financial issues stemmed directly from that attempt.
Another thought: While we have been going to Whiskey Creek since the mid '90s — 20-plus times — we have never seen the owners. Prior to the show hitting the air, my wife thought the major problem with Whiskey Creek was the owners' "hands off" attitude toward running that shop. I agreed. Chef Irvine came up with the same conclusion.
I also thought it was a low blow for the TV program to insinuate the staff was deep into theft. While that may have been great entertainment fodder, the core issue is leadership. If there is any contiguous theme of Whiskey Creek, it is the high quality staff. The staff is clearly a very dedicated group, still hanging in there. Notable though, in our very recent trip to Whiskey Creek, once again, no owners in sight. Hmmm.
We still love the place; we will continue to be there through thick and thin as in the past.
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The Mercer Island wrestling team hosted it's first home match on Tuesday, Dec. 4 featuring the Islanders against 3A and 4A powerhouses Everett and Inglemoor. The Islanders lost both of their matches.
Against Everett, the Islanders fell 42-28. In the 113 weight class Taylan Yuasa pinned Orlano Villa in 1:30, while Trevor Gullstad won the 126 group by forfeit. Jacob Pruchno beat Leo Norton by major decision 10-2 in the 132 weight class, followed by Mike Ong losing to Everett's Michael Allred 14-7 in the 138 class. Everett's Tyler Saparto pinned Jimyoung Kim in the 145 group, the same result from the 152 pound match between Nick Richards and Jessie Lopez. Lopez won in 1:24. Jasen Bergesen of Everett beat Jack Vassau in the 160 group by a 13-6 decision. Everett's Pablo Yeo pinned Chris Richards in the 170 class in 5:16, while Daniel Stanke won his 182 weight class by pinning Anthony Hawkins in 3:48. Evan Condon was pinned by Richard Stewart in 3:00 in the 195 class, followed by Andrew Picton pinning Andrew Johnson in 5:17 giving the Islanders a win in the 220 group.
Against Inglemoor, the Islanders lost 42-33.
In the 113 weight class, Yuasa pinned Frank Burrell in 55 seconds, while Gullstad also pinned his opponent, Brandon Potts in 3:35 and Pruchno beat Jake Lindloff by a 9-8 decision in the 132 class. In the 138 weight class, Ong pinned Eric Wang in 5:34, while Jimyoung Kim lost his 145 class match to Ryan Mydske after being pinned in 5:30. Nick Richards lost to Gabe Seward after a pin 44 seconds in the the 152 weight class match and Vassau pinned Jason Chaussee in 1:35 to win the 160 group. Chris Richards was pinned by Jared Koukal in the 170 match, while Stanke won the 182 group by forfeit. Josh Koukal of Inglemoor pinned Evan Condon in 2:00 in the 195 match, while Ty Utton won the 220 match for Inglemoor over Picton.
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As one of the main points of access to Cébaco and Coiba Islands, boat services are offered for inter-island tours so that visitors may enjoy the company of dolphins playing in the foam left by passing boats.
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'Tap Me Happy' is an innovative new kid's app, which has been released worldwide this week by Belinda Ratcliffe, an Australian Clinical Psychologist and Director of Interactive Feelings. Tap Me Happy is a positive psychology tool designed to boost happiness, improve mood and help kids manage sad feelings.
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Tap Me Happy is an innovative new kid's app, which has been released worldwide this week by Belinda Ratcliffe, an Australian Clinical Psychologist and Director of Interactive Feelings.
Tap Me Happy is designed to improve mood, boost happiness and help kids manage their sad feelings. Kids with autism, kids whose parents have gone away for work, sick kids in hospital, kids who are bullied at school and any kid experiencing any kind of loss, sadness or difficult time has the potential to benefit from this app.
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Here's an in-depth look at the life of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
Personal: Birth date: March 1, 1964 or April 14, 1965 (both are used)
Birth place: Kuwait, carries a Pakistani passport.
Education: North Carolina A&T University, Mechanical Engineering, 1986
Other Facts: Has been called "the mastermind of the September 11th attacks."
Has been linked to nearly every al Qaeda attack between 1993 and 2003.
Timeline: January 1995 - Mohammed first comes to the attention of the F.B.I. and C.I.A. because of his involvement in a failed plot to blow up as many as a dozen American commercial airliners over the Pacific. After a fire in the Manila apartment where the planning took place, the Manila police discover a computer where the plans were laid out and arrest some of the conspirators.
1995 - Mohammed is linked to a plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila.
1996 - Is indicted on seven counts of terror conspiracy in the Southern District of New York for his alleged involvement in a Philippines-based plot to blow up 12 U.S.-bound commercial airliners in 48 hours. Referred to as the "Bojinka Plot."
1996 - Osama bin Laden meets with Mohammed.


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A fire broke out at a local hardware store in Harrison around 9:00 Saturday night.
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April 20, 2009, 09:54:05 AM »
Hello everyone,
I am currently self studying for the CPTS exam,
Using Career Academy CTPS CBT, VMware labs setup of Windows and Linux boxes, using backtrack 2, backtrack 3 and a hardened Windows Xp box with windows based tools, I am also reading and working with the Pen testers Open source Tool kit book, the anit hacker tool kit book, found stones hack me band for sql injection and de-ice pen test labs. As well as keeping myself updated with Hacking Illustrated and other good resources online. I have 7 years IT experience and have a passion for Network security.
My questions are as follows
1) Am I missing anything from my preparation? Feel free to suggest or tell me were I may be falling short.
2) I have been in contact with Miles2 support on sitting the exam but have a few concerns, has anyone bought the exam voucher from mile2 online without any issue with their credit card?
Thanks in advance
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April 20, 2009, 12:20:32 PM »
I was in contact with Mile2 for awhile as well. They were always kind of sketchy and dodged my questions, especially when it came to price information. My advice is to be careful.
Also, you should consider looking into CEH; in my opinion, it's more comprehensive, more recognized, and the EC-Council is a more trustworthy organization.
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August 11, 2010, 03:39:45 PM »
Has anybody noticed the expert in the CEH v6 training video and the CPTS is the same person; they are competing products, why? Well let me bridge the gap of confusion Organizational affiliation says a lot about a persons ethics and morals, a person of this caliber would make a very obvious distinction in this area. This expert now has a site of their own; and while you get training videos from some resellers you will be blown away by what they have on offer. Go check them out,
select learning portal, create an account or log in with guest access, select vendor sponsored training, select core impact
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August 12, 2010, 06:23:24 AM »
I agree with crk, Mile2 has always seemed somewhat shady to me. I've also never seen a job posting or any such desire for their certifications. And many people I've talked to have never even heard of them.
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August 12, 2010, 09:02:17 AM »
Quote from: sfa8us on April 20, 2009, 09:54:05 AM
Using Career Academy CTPS CBT, VMware labs setup of Windows and Linux boxes, using backtrack 2, backtrack 3 and a hardened Windows Xp box with windows based tools, I am also reading and working with the Pen testers Open source Tool kit book, the anit hacker tool kit book, found stones hack me band for sql injection and de-ice pen test labs. As well as keeping myself updated with Hacking Illustrated and other good resources online. I have 7 years IT experience and have a passion for Network security.
My questions are as follows
1) Am I missing anything from my preparation? Feel free to suggest or tell me were I may be falling short.
2) I have been in contact with Miles2 support on sitting the exam but have a few concerns, has anyone bought the exam voucher from mile2 online without any issue with their credit card?
Thanks in advance
I've seen Mile2's content and it is what it is. More of the same from everyone else with a different person wearing different corporate "shwagear." Rather than offer a review - because I've only seen their content, never taken their courses - I ask the following right now... What is your ultimate goal: learning to certify to make more money, learning just for the sake of understanding it, learning to know it and be the best at it, ? All three differ.
Learning to certify to make more money
I can't comment specifically on Mile2 since I've never taken their course, nor do I care to. Since this is money we're talking here, the solution to figure out the best route to go would be the all-seeing-money-eyeball... Dice
Dice Results for CPTS search? One job which had nothing to do with penetration testing, the CPTS you're thinking of... No need to bother searching "cpts security"
Dice Results for CPT? 1 - 16 of 16 results... Promising.
Other employment site:
JobSpider Results for cpts security. - NONE were related to Mile2
JobSpider Results for ceh security. - About 30
JobSpider Results for cpt security. - About 20
By the way, Mile2 was written about here:
This should give you an indication of which is better if you're solely focused on the financial aspect of it.
Learning for the sake of understanding it
You can't go wrong because quite frankly, anything you learn is good, even if what you learn is a bad thing
(INSERT_BUDDHIST_VIEW THERE). In trying to just learn it for the sake of learning, then you're better off following whatever content
give to you through the course. You have to remember, they're giving the exam and no matter how wrong, convoluted, backwards, awkwards, etc. it may seem to be, it's their exam. You
learn what
teaching, whether its applicable or relevant is actually irrelevant. In order to pass their exam you need to understand what they WANT you to understand. Even if it is wrong. I've learned this going through CISM studies. "Don't argue with them, give em what they want..."
Learning to know it and be the best at it
I can sell you this course. However, it will take you the rest of your life in which you will need to dedicate no less than 50 hours per week which includes configuring, breaking and understanding everything from the ground up.
The course is brutal and involves heavy amounts of reading everything from RFC's to books you won't even care to read, but you will read them anyway as you will need to a heck of a lot, no matter how foreign it may seem. After my course, which consists of networking, A++ like material to understand what many view as stupidities nowadays (BIOS interrupts, etc.) you will come to appreciate these little tidbits when/if you come across forensics/IR/ring0 scenarios. "I didn't know I could parse out mem to hide things!", "I didn't know I could use the system against itself to compromise it!"
After building your machine from scratch, zapping yourself silly, toasting many-a-memory-chip-and-or-harddrives, you will then move on into hardcore networking CCDA + CCIE style. Regardless if you want to or don't want take a Cisco cert, networking is king. You'll know you're through with the networking portion at a mastered level because any time your spouse asks you for "the nearest ATM", you'll be confused for a moment as you initially think: VCI? HEC? 53 byte cells? "What the hell is my spouse talking about" You'll be able to run tcpdump or snoop in lieu of Wireshark/TShark and determine based off of TTL and DF the difference between Linux, Windows, Solaris. You'll also be confused as to why you just can't grep through the newspaper, run "find" on your refrigerator, rm trash, etc. This is normal and you will get used to not being able to run fsck on life's normal problems. Everyday will be a learning experience, you'll get no satisfaction as you'll never be satisfied.
Let me know your interest in this course be advised however it is brutal and you'll often be confused as to what role you want to play today. Because you end up knowing enough about many different aspects of computing, any company you work for will end up trying to minimize hiring someone else. Why should they smart ass, you can do it for them. On the flip side, you could always say jumpSalaryjump and they WILL say how high.
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August 12, 2010, 10:31:48 AM »
I'm not even gonna try to touch this one. As usual, sil nailed it pretty well on the head. So nice to see others reply in the style / fashion I like to reply in, myself (time permitting.)
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August 12, 2010, 11:33:39 AM »
Quote from: BillV on August 12, 2010, 06:23:24 AM
I agree with crk, Mile2 has always seemed somewhat shady to me. I've also never seen a job posting or any such desire for their certifications. And many people I've talked to have never even heard of them.
Sorry I should've lumped this response in my other rambling. BillV I will have to greatly disagree on this statement "
I agree with crk, Mile2 has always seemed somewhat shady to me
" Regardless if they seem shady, they're not as marketed as EC-Council is. There was a thread on a site a long time ago called "Run Away from the C|EH Certification" (
) where the author based on his opinions pretty much summed up the C|EH the same way you do Mile2.
What it all comes down to is content. Bottom line from the learning perspective. Who is teaching the content and how applicable it is. For example, most people are like deer in headlights when it comes to the CPT, CEPT, CREA, etc.. "Who is IACRB again?" I can tell you first hand from experience taking their courses, the content is 100% legit for the learning aspects and is by far one of my most prized certs in terms of value. You WILL not get certified without actually knowing since its a two part exam, written and a practical (OSCP anyone). For my practical I had to write my own exploit to compromise a Bastille hardened machine in which I found ZERO exploits publicly available. Now trust me when I say this, I searched high and low and for exploits and the kicker is... For this one machine I had a low level access and needed to escalate privileges. Again: NO FOUND EXPLOITS IN THE WILD. dot dot dot
Who is IACRB? Well, most of them are the guys who wrote the book on much of what is asked here:
Andres Andreu author: Professional Pen Testing for Web Applications (Programmer to Programmer)
Jack Koziol author: Intrusion Detection with Snort, The Shellcoder's Handbook: Discovering and Exploiting Security Holes (grandaddy of shellcoding books)
Keatron Evans author: Chained Exploits: Advanced Hacking Attacks from Start to Finish
Jeremy Martin: CISSP-ISSMP/ISSAP, NSA-IAM/IEM, CEI-CHFI/CEH/ECSA/LPT, CEPT/CPT/CASS/CDRP/CSSA/CREA, CHS-III, CCNA+Security (
And there are other trainers there. You WILL learn and get your money's worth. Now take note: I HAVE ZERO affiliation with them, no endorsements to speak for them, no ties, nothing. I can tell you first hand, any of their courses will make you better at any topic they're teaching you.
Let's have a "step back" look at this for a moment using member armando's (
) new course Penetration Testing Pro (
) which was reviewed:
... According to other's it's "what the CEH should be..." From an outsiders view if I went there on my own accord, I might say the same thing "something smell's shady, what's up with their website... who is Armando..."
Bottom line, don't judge a website by its webpage
Personally, it all boils down to the trainer. I have a friend named Larry Greenblatt, runs the sickest most intense infosec classes for CISSP's, CISM's and the likes called Cyberkungfu... Many from my industry (pentesting/breakers/sysadmins/engineers... hackers...) would be like: "WTH is a Cyberkungfu and what the hell is up with this class..." (
) Know something... I'd LOVE to spend one or two weeks sitting at any of his bootcamps/classes/courses as I can attest to his quality and expertise... I can't vouch for his website (sorry Larry if you ever stumble on this
) but his content is rock solid.
So as for Mile2, regardless of their content, I'd be more concerned with the instructor as content... You can learn this portion on your own if you have the patience.
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August 12, 2010, 01:29:54 PM »
Regardless, until I hear otherwise good reason, I've no interest in Mile2.
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August 14, 2010, 08:23:01 PM »
Jeremy Martin taught my CEH class. He was an awesome instructor. I did the CEH with Infosec by the way.
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August 14, 2010, 10:12:09 PM »
And my CEH bootcamp, back in the day, was taught by Ralph Echemendia, and was run by Intense. Ralph took the time to REALLY explain, as well as discuss a lot of real-world stuff, that wasn't otherwise in the course, making for a much better experience.
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When Kid Rock helped kick down the doors of rap-rock in the late 90's, the world was a different place. Clinton was still in office, most people were employed, the internet was still fairly young and the Y2K fear dominated headlines. Back then Kid Rock was an artist with a whole lot to prove. Straddling the line between hip-hop, country and rock n' roll, he threw a lot of people for a loop, including this Examiner. How do you categorize someone who can play side-by-side with Aerosmith, Run DMC, Sheryl Crow, Hank Williams, Jr. and even nail Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" as if it's his own? The answer is, you don't. You just stand up and rock out to the sounds of the different genres colliding while stage pyro goes off. This is exactly what the people of the Hudson Valley did last night at Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center.
Bethel Woods was the site of the original Woodstock concert that took place in 1969. Wednesday night was the anniversary of Day 3 of that festival. Coincidentally, Kid Rock made his mark on Day 3 of the Woodstock '99 fest (in nearby Saugerties). That day went down in history as the spark that ignited the primal behavior that later ensued at the festival's end, but also as a day where Kid Rock showed the masses just how great of a live performer he really is (remember, that was before YouTube existed, so getting your act on television was a major score). Before that show, a lot of people thought: "Who does this guy think he is? He walks around town throwing this pimp image in my face and expects me to take him seriously?! Come on!" But once he walked out on that stage, discarded his pimp gear and was just a dude rocking out full force, minds were changed. Over a decade later, fans are still coming out in droves to see the man play.
Read the full review and see photos and video from the show at Examiner.com.


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We stayed in Rome for 4 nights as part of a 3 week trip in April 2013. We rented two rooms, one for a couple (Michaelangelo Room) and one for our mom (Botticelli Room). This place has a modest guest room set up and is located on the 4th floor of an older building. Don't expect a sign when you... More
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- The Domus Via Veneto is a small but luxurious guest house located in a historic palace a few steps away from one of the most famous streets of Rome, Via Veneto, immortalized by Federico Fellini in "La Dolce Vita". The Domus is central but in a quiet location. It has five rooms, each one dedicated to a great Italian painter, a tribute to those who made Italy the favorite destination of cultural tourism and as an invitation to know better that great city museum called Rome. ... more less
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