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The NFC East stands as one of the toughest divisions, top to bottom, and there are not a lot of quality sleeper candidates with so many established stars.
Redskins suffer loss with OL Williams out
The Redskins are facing an OL picture without Mike Williams, who was an unexpectedly strong contributor inside last season.
Reports: Redskins OL Williams likely out for season
Redskins OG-OT Mike Williams, who was to contend for a starting job at right guard, is expected to miss the 2010 season due to blood clots near his heart, The Washington Post reported Friday night, citing "two people familiar with ...
Snyder not culprit in Haynesworth mess
Daniel Snyder has repeatedly thrown good money after bad, writes PFW's Hub Arkush, yet he's not the bad guy in the Albert Haynesworth dispute.
Lions' pass on Haynesworth no surprise
The Lions made it public that they have no intention of dealing for DT Albert Haynesworth, and our sources say they never came close to a trade.
Redskins' interest in Chargers' Jackson unclear
Reports suggest that the Redskins are one of the teams that are interested in acquiring disgruntled Chargers WR Vincent Jackson, but that interest might have changed following Jackson's three-game suspension.
Redskins CB Westbrook acquitted of drunken driving
Redskins CB Byron Westbrook, the brother of free-agent RB Brian Westbrook, has been acquitted on all charges from a February arrest for suspicion of drunken driving.
Haynesworth says he'll be at training camp
After having missed all of the team's offseason activities thus far, disgruntled Redskins DL Albert Haynesworth says he plans to show up for training camp despite his ongoing unhappiness with the team.
As forecast, Haynesworth signing backfiring on 'Skins
Despite numerous warnings about the dangers of signing Albert Haynesworth last year, Redskins owner Daniel Snyder did so anyway. Now Snyder must deal with the mess Haynesworth has created in Washington.
Saints trade OT Brown to Redskins
The Saints traded OT Jammal Brown to the Redskins on Saturday for a 2011 draft pick, Saints executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis announced in a team-issued statement on Saturday.
Redskins sign fourth-round LB Riley
The Redskins announced Friday that they have signed LB Perry Riley.
Redskins will go after Haynesworth bonus money
Before any trade or transaction will happen with DT Albert Haynesworth, the Redskins will attempt to recoup as much of the $26 million in bonuses they have paid him thus far.
Redskins sign LB McIntosh; release PK Medlock
The Redskins have signed restricted free-agent LB Rocky McIntosh to a one-year, $1.759 million contract.
Haynesworth's contract affordable now
With his bonus paid, Albert Haynesworth's contract isn't outrageous now, says one NFL insider in "Audibles," meaning the Redskins will try to deal him.
McNabb: Redskins' backfield is not a crowd
Donovan McNabb told PFW that he thinks the Redskins can have a three-headed attack in the backfield and be very successful doing it.
A person familiar with the deal says Davis has agreed to a one-year contract to remain with the Washington Redskins. The person said Friday that Davis opted to remain with the Redskins after exploring options with the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets.||||||| The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the team has yet to announce the deal. Davis might have been one of the most coveted tight ends on the free agent market if he were healthy, but he's recovering from a torn left Achilles suffered in a loss to the New York Giants in October. He had 24 catches for 325 yards in seven games last year.
Free agent tight end Fred Davis intends to continue weighing his options after meeting with the Buffalo Bills for a second time.||||||| Davis visited the Bills' facility Thursday after dining with team officials last weekend. Though interested in Buffalo, Davis hasn't ruled out re-signing with Washington. He's scheduled to visit the New York Jets on Friday.
Davis tore his left Achilles tendon Sunday against the Giants and will miss the remainder of the season.||||||| Davis needed help to the sideline and then onto a trainer's table before he was carted to the locker room for further examination. He was the team's leading receiver with 23 catches for 312 yards entering Sunday's game.
Davis caught seven passes for 90 yards in Sunday's 38-31 loss to the Bengals.||||||| Davis came into Week 3 with four receptions for 52 yards, but could be poised for another big game next Sunday, as the Redskins face a Buccaneers team that is last in the NFL in passing yards, yielding an average of 353.3 per game.
Davis and left tackle Trent Williams are set to play for the first time since Dec. 4 in Thursday's preseason opener after they were suspended for the final four games of 2011 for failing multiple drug tests.||||||| Davis was having a career year with 59 catches and 796 yards before being suspended. He gets tested two or three times a week and meets weekly with a counselor. If he tests positive this season, he'll be suspended for a year.


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Graphic Media Management Has 100% Graduation Placement Rate
February 20th, 2014"Unleash your inner printer!" This is the mantra of the Graphic Media Management progam, a degree with a 100% graduation placement rate.The Graphic Media Management program receives more than $100,000 each year in supplies, equipment, and software donations from industry sponsors. Students use the tools to learn the core operation of production planning, estimating, cost analysis, process and color management, and workflow automation....
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December 2nd, 2013This past April, Graphic Media Management Professor Patrick Klarecki was asked to speak at the 2013 International Conference on Advanced Media Technologies and Education in China. His presentation was titled "Sustainable Printing: Lessons Learned in North America." It focused on educating professionals and students in the printing industry about actions printing companies in the United States take to improve sustainability in printing, such as conserving electricity and reducing air and water pollutants. China has recently made the printing industry a priority and wants those who are interested in this field to excel in their education. As a result, Shangai Printing and Publishing College will be partnering with Ferris State in the future so that printing students from China...
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Community Arts Around Town: Bedford Weekend of the Pooka
Waterlilies and Horus Art Crew characters perform from 4:00–6:00 p.m. on Saturday and the Japanese Peacock and Picasso Harlequin perform from 3:00–5:00 p.m. on Sunday at Bedford's celebration of the arts. The Bedford Arts and Culture Board presents a wide range of arts activities from 1:00–7:00 p.m. Saturday and 1:00–5:00 p.m. Sunday: classical jazz, music performance of many kinds, hands-on family art activites, and an invitational art show.
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56th from Old Cheney to Shadow Pines Dr.
The City of Lincoln has selected E&A Consulting Group, Inc. to perform engineering services for design of the reconstruction of South 56th Street from Old Cheney Road to Shadow Pines Drive. The roadway will be designed as a 4-lane paved section with turn lanes and a raised median.
Project Highlights
- Right and left turn lanes will be built at London Road and Waltz Road, and these intersections will be designed to accommodate future traffic signals when warranted.
- Right and left turn lanes will also be built at Shadow Pines Drive.
- A new drainage structure will be built at Beal Slough.
- A pedestrian under-crossing will be built as part of the Beal Slough drainage structure.
- Ordinance changes were brought back before the City Council which were approved in the fall of 2005 and the construction of medians were approved.
Map of Project Area (130 K)
Project Status
The environmental document is currently under review for final approval. Also, properties adjacent to the roadway are currently being appraised. Once appraisals are complete, reviewed, and approved and the environmental document is reviewed and approved then right-of-way acquisitions will begin.
Design of this project began in January 2012 and construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in 2015.
Public Open House
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Hello fellow woodworkers! My name is Will Wilson and I am an amateur woodworker with a serious passion for making shavings and sawdust of all kinds.
I am a Mechanical Engineer by day and currently work for one of the major automotive suppliers in Detroit. I am very happy to still have my job despite the rough times in the Auto Industry. My work focuses on Airbag integration and calibration. Pretty cool stuff considering it is all over in less time than it takes you to blink.
My wife and I were just blessed with our second child - a little boy. We also have a 3 year old girl who is the light of our lives. Kids say the cutest things at this age. They sure call it like they see it....
When time permits I sneak out to my shop and practice my craft. I don't spend as much time out there as I would like but family comes first. With a newborn, there's way more family time than shop time. It's all good however because they won't be this little for long and I need to soak it up while I can.
I have been woodworking seriously for about 5 years. I started out after my wife and I got married and had to build a lot of stuff to get the house renovated. I also had to build a shop in an otherwise empty garage.
My Grandfather was a lifelong carpenter and I learned a lot from him. When he passed away I inherited most of his shop which I am very thankful for. No one else in the family really wanted that equipment and I was overjoyed to get it.
I have a 70's Craftsman contractor style table saw (boy they sure don't make them like that any more), a Delta Planer, a Delta Jointer, a Rikon 14" Deluxe Bandsaw, a little Craftsman drillpress (it's more of a toy than a drill press), a shop made router table with a Rockler top, a Craftsman Plunge/Fixed base router, a Leigh D4 24" Dovetail Jig, and a few hand planes.
I have recently gotten into hand planes and I love them. A properly sharpened and tuned up plane is such a joy to use!
I will post some pics soon. I am currently building some new cabinets for the shop to help with the ever increasing clutter.
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Welcome to Lumberjocks. The projects are an inspiration, the information is priceless and the people are supportive. The only problem is, the site can get addictive.
God Bless
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Welcome to LumberJocks. Glad to have you aboard. †
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware firstname.lastname@example.com †
#3 posted 1699 days ago
Welcome aboard. Nice to have you join us on Lumberjocks.
-- Wayne - Plymouth MN
#4 posted 1699 days ago
Welcome to Lumberjocks!
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#5 posted 1698 days ago
Welcome to LJs a place were there are great people super projects and outstanding woodworkers. Enjoy
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#6 posted 1698 days ago
WELCOME to LJ's ….the best place to enhance your woodworking skills and knowledge.
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Welcome to LJ's. We are here to help you with your woodworking endeavors. Feel free to ask for advise. But Be aware…this site can be very addictive…………LOL
-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps
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Hello Will,
Let me welcome you to LJs. I am sure that you will find being a member of this group to be an interesting, as well as exciting, experience. Have fun and enjoy.
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Glad to see that you have made Lumberjocks a part of your Woodworking experience… Welcome
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Thank you all for the warm welcome. I love this site and am constantaly amazed at how helpful Woodworkers are. I am honored to be part of such a stand up group of people!
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Imagine that! A year has almost gone by since you became a Lumber Jock. Congratulations on your anniversary and happy New Year! I look forward to your posts.
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'Dancing With the Stars': Kirstie Alley spills, Kendra Wilkinson takes the table and more memorable moments
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Season 12: Kendra Wilkinson shakes what her mama (didn't) give her
When she was announced as a competitor for Season 12 of "DWTS," it was pretty much a given that the Playboy model turned reality star would bring the sexy -- but boy did she make us earn it. Kendra didn't break free from her conservative ballroom chains until week 6, challenging the integrity of her sequined outfit with a Samba so saucy, Bruno nearly had to be hosed down.
What other moments have stuck with us over the seasons? Let's take a look back, though our magic crystal mirrorball... [time travel sound effects]
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Rafaat Mughal, founder of JAN Trust, awarded OBE in the Queen's New Years honours list
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A women's rights activist was awarded an OBE for her work to empower women from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Rafaat Mughal, founder of the JAN Trust in Wood Green, was named in the Queen's New Years honours list.
She started the trust in 1989 and has since helped thousands of women across London to become independent, active members of society.
Mrs Mughal said: "I am honoured to be awarded an OBE.
"It is such an achievement to be recognised for the work I have been carrying out for the past 25 years for disadvantaged women, supporting and assisting them with their integration into society and tackling the violence and abuse they suffer.
"I am flattered to receive this award."
As well as founding the charity, Mrs Mughal also lectures on the Middle East, east Africa and Europe, and previously worked as a researcher on issues affecting ethnic minorities.
She was also one of the first Muslim women to be elected as a councillor in Haringey.
Mrs Mughal was invited to 10 Downing Street by then Prime Minister Gordon Brown, and was also runner-up for the Lifetime Achievement Award 2012 in the Directory of Social Change Awards.
The JAN Trust has won multiple awards, including The Third Centre Awards for Excellence 2013 in the category of 'Small Charity Big Achiever' as well as The Centre for Social Justice Award 2013.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — Several Veterans Day ceremonies and programs are scheduled today in Madison County.
Veterans Day chapel, 9 a.m., gymnasium, Liberty Christian School, 2025 Hillcrest Ave.
Veterans Day convocation, 9:30 a.m., Anderson High School, 4610 S. Madison Ave.
Veterans Day ceremony, 11 a.m., VFW Post 266, 3210 Columbus Ave. Free stew served following ceremony.
Free chili lunch for veterans, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., American Legion Post 127, 4118 Columbus Ave.
Veterans Day program, 2 p.m., auditorium, Anderson Christian School.
Veterans Day program, 2 p.m., dining room, CrownPointe, 2727 CrownPointe Circle. Co-hosted by St. Vincent Anderson Home Health and CrownPointe.
Presentation by Fredrick Spencer relating to the World War II Battle for Tarawa, 7 p.m., Bowman Room, Madison County History Center, 11 W. 11th St. Hosted by the Madison County Historical Society.
Veterans Day program, 1:30 p.m., gymnasium, Frankton Jr./Sr. High School.
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I see lots of articles touting the benefits of meditation. But what are the bad things about it? Maybe if a person has to make quick decisions, meditation would not be a good thing? This could be similar to a paridigm of "Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow" by Kahneman.
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AP: Knife flashed at driver during Whiteclay incident
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) _ A beer truck in the Nebraska border town of Whiteclay was vandalized by activists who were protesting the town's alcohol stores near the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
Two eyewitnesses tell The Associated Press that more than a dozen activists confronted the truck's driver Friday as he was making a delivery.
Vic Clarke, a Whiteclay grocery store owner, says one activist flashed a knife and told the driver to leave town. Group members then started stomping on his beer containers and throwing them into the street. The truck's two front tires were slashed.
KNEB News reports the two employees with Dietrich Distributing of Scottsbluff, Brandoz Sandoz, the driver, and Josh Tuttle, were not injured.
The driver was not hurt. Native American activist Olowan Martinez says the activists were part a group she helped organize to protest Whiteclay. She declined to release names.
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This large storage jar dates from the 15th-17th century and was made in what is now Vietnam. The jar measures a substantial 12 high by 10 diameter at the widest the top opening is 4 diameter and the unglazed base is 4 ¾ diameter. The jar is quite thick and is glazed in a somewhat mottled dark golden brown glaze with some small glaze drips. At the top shoulder, there are four looped lugs. These would have been used to string strong ropes through and then tie them at the top. Because of the weight of the jars when filled with liquid, they were then probably carried on a pole supported by two carriers. Below two of the lugs there are molded dragons in low relief - well defined. The jar is in remarkably fine condition with one ½ long chip on the top rim, no other cracks or restorations. There are a number of white spots on the bottom of the jar. As nearly as we can figure them out, they appear to be left over remnants of paper upon which the jar might have stood at some time.
In about 1465, potters migrated from Dau Khe in the Haii Duong province and established a new pottery center at Tho Ha, near the village of Bac Ninh, some thirty kilometers northeast of Hanoi. Dau Khe remained the most important provincial pottery center for several centuries. However, the new potteries in Tho Ha soon surpassed all other ceramic centers in the production of jars of unusually large size and circumference that were used for water and brine. (Materials adapted from the book Southeast Asian Ceramic Ninth through Seventeenth Centuries by Dear F. Frasche, The Asia Society, 1976. see photo # 12 for an example from that book - this one with incised design).
The standard reference book on Vietnamese ceramics is by Stevenson and Guy. In that book on "Vietnamese Ceramics", 1997, Avery Press, plates 316 through 320 show these varying amber glazed jars ranging from the 15th to 17th centuries and plates 322 and 323 a bowl and vase respectively. This large jar most closely resembles fig 371, a "Jar with six dragons modeled in relief forming strap handles on the shoulder, olive brown glaze, lower portion unglazed that is located at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide. That jar was attributed to the 16th-17th century and to have been made in central Vietnam. Even the relief dragon decorations and the dripping glaze are similar to that jar.
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BOSTON (CBS) – A third floor porch collapsed in Mission Hill Friday night, sending seven people to Boston hospitals.
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Boston EMS Deputy Supt. Mike Boss reported that a group of adults were on the porch at 1538 Tremont Street around 11 p.m. when it caved in onto the second floor.
Five other people were treated at the scene. None of the injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
Gage Delprete lives in the apartment and was on the deck when it collapsed. He says he had invited some friends over following an art opening.
"All of us were in mid-conversation and then suddenly the porch gave way," he said. "We're very fortunate that no one was seriously injured. But it was a surreal experience."
Delprete says because he lives with three other roommates, it's not unusual for eight or ten people to be out on the deck at one time.
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GAINESVILLE, Ga. (AP) - Georgia authorities are hunting for a boat operator involved in a hit & run collision on Lake Lanier than injured two people.
A spokesperson for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources tells FOX 5 News that the crash at nearly midnight Friday caused heavy damage to a Sea-Doo jet boat that had two people on it. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources says both people were taken to Northeast Georgia Medical Center, where they were in stable condition. Their names were not immediately released.
Authorities say the boat operator who hit the Sea-Doo fled after the crash. They say the Sea-Doo was either idling or moving at slow speed with its lights on beneath a bright moon when the other boat essentially ran over it.
The collision came at the start of a busy Memorial Day weekend on Lake Lanier.
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. - Hattiesburg Police are investigating two break-ins that happened within four days of each other at Hattiesburg High School.
They say both times, burglars got away with electronics belonging to the school.
Police say the alleged burglar from last Thursday was caught on camera.
Police say they believe the man in the video clip is allegedly responsible for stealing two apple computers.
Police say the suspect is in his late teens or early 20's.
A second break-in happened sometime between 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday.
Police have not released any surveillance footage of that incident yet.
They say more electronic devices were stolen.
This is the third break-in at Hattiesburg High School within the last two months.
Campus police said in October that 16 iPads and a MacBook Pro were stolen from a locked closet in the Library.
They are not sure if all the incidents are linked.
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I hope do the Bucs go after him. I think he could be a big weapon in this offense with Jackson and Williams on the outside and Martin in the backfield.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
Martellus can't catch.
I'd rather see us draft one of the big kids early this year.
Quote from: warrenfb12 on January 01, 2013, 12:42:07 PMI'd rather see us draft one of the big kids early this year. Early? No thank you. If we could get Martellus cheap then I'm all for it, but I still want Clark and a late round pick in the draft.


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Woodchucks rally past Bombers in game one of double header 7-6
WAUSAU—July 4, 2013—The Wisconsin Woodchucks three-run eighth inning rally would lead them to victory over the Battle Creek Bombers 7-6.
The Woodchucks rallied and took the lead back after a three-run eighth inning. After two singles to lead off the inning, Austin Diemer would pinch hit for Goossen-Brown looking to sacrifice the runners over. After a wild pitch advanced both runners into scoring position, Diemer would hit a two-run triple down the right field line. Reeves would drive in Diemer in the very next at-bat to give the Woodchucks a 7-6 advantage which would be the difference in the game.
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WAUSAU—July 4, 2013—The Wisconsin Woodchucks used a three-run sixth inning rally this time to sweep Thursday's double header winning 5-4.
After loading the bases in the bottom of the sixth inning, the Woodchucks rallied and took the lead thanks to a bloop single into right field by Edgar Figueroa would bring home Austin Diemer. After a fielding error by Bombers' right fielder Greg Valezquez, Bennie came into score as well on the play to tie the game up at four. Déjà vu all over again as Rodriguez hits a fly ball to right field deep enough this time scoring Tyler Stieb to give the Woodchucks a 5-4 lead.
Merrill native Pascal Paul would earn the victory as the 'Chucks battled back after he gave up the go-ahead grand slam. Max Ising would load the bases in the bottom of the seventh inning but shut the door on the Bombers as he earned the save.
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Blakeley said: "Grabbed her."
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Blakekey: "Round the neck.
"I didn't grab her that hard. I've grabbed her harder than that before.
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Blakeley clasped his hands behind his head and had to be told by Judge Patrick Eccles to face the jury.
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New attack vector in DDoS observed19/05/2011 Written by minor
This article is a result of the common research of Jakub Alimov from the Seznam.cz and minor from Zone-h.org. If you have anything to say about this, write to comments [a} zone-h{dot]org. The topic was presented at the SPI conference in Brno/CZ.
While protecting the users from receiving a huge amount of the unsolicited bulk mail, a new attacking scenario against the DNS servers was observed. The scenario involves sending the spam messages to the SMTP services with a big bandwidth. Since such services are mostly the free email services such as Google, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc, they are the main candidates to be a "white horse". But because of the SMTP definition, all the SMTP services have to behave on the same way, therefore they are also potential candidates.
The problem of the misuse of the email system for sending the unsolicited bulk messages (spam) is in the focus for more than 20 years. As the protective countermeasures are developed, the techniques of the spammers are being more and more sophisticated. Nowadays the protective methods involve:
IP/Host blacklist
Sender/sender's domain checking
SMTP compliance
Content checking
Attachment checking
Bayesian filters
Triplet checking (IP address, sender, receiver)
Other methods
These methods are implemented on the various stages of the e-mail handling. Although the decision process is not simple, the most important is to deliver all the "ham" messages. Spammers are using nowadays much more precise ways to ensure their spam messages will be accepted. As from our observation, the spammers are focused on the quality of the spam message. We will shortly focus on the method, where the sender's domain is checked. This is described in the section 3.6 of the RFC2821 [6] that is dealing with the SMTP.
When SMTP connection is made, the sender has to specify it's domain at least in the MAIL FROM command that is made. According to the RFC 2821: "Only resolvable, fully-qualified, domain names (FQDNs) are permitted when domain names are used in SMTP. In other words, names that can be resolved to MX RRs or A RRs (as discussed in section 5) are permitted, as are CNAME RRs whose targets can be resolved, in turn, to MX or A RRs. Local nicknames or unqualified names MUST NOT be used."
Also Denial of service attacks on the DNS servers are nothing new, we would like to remind on some of the well known attacks on the root servers; first big attack happened on October 21st 2002 [1], where all 13 root servers were simultaneously attacked by means of a distributed denial of service attack, particularly by sending excessive amount of the traffic containing the ICMP data, TCP SYN, fragmented TCP data and UDP data. The second big attack happened in February 2007 [2], as reported by the ICANN, at least 6 root servers were the subject of the Denial of service attack, and the attacking force was a botnet. More insight into this attack was brought by John Kristoff [3], who tried to explain real facts, as he wrote in his presentation: "Even the ICANN 'fact sheet' was imprecise on: Who exactly got hit, the attack duration and start/stop times, the packet-level detail". One of the most important information in his presentation is the number of the attacking bots. Kristoff claims, the attack was performed with 4000 – 5000 bots created from infected computers running Microsoft Windows.
Yet another interesting Denial of service attack against the DNS servers happened in the February 2006 [4], according to the official release from the ICANN SSAC, this was the case of the DNS amplification attack with spoofed source IP addresses.
The attack we observed and analysed combines the features of previously known Denial of service attacks with the misuse of the protective means and spamming technique. We have to mention also the lack of willingness and very slow approach from the Internet registration authorities when fighting with a cyber crime and other process related problems that make this kind of attack possible.
Denial of Service attacks against DNS servers using the white horses
The Denial of Service attacks in years 2002, 2006 and 2007 that we mentioned in the introduction were performed on a large scale. Following scenario considers that a single pre-registered domain is used. To perform the Denial of Service attack using white horse systems following means are necessary:
Spam botnet – during our observation we recorded about 14.000 unique IP addresses apparently belonging to a single botnet.
Pre-registered domain – it is necessary to have a possibility to manage the domain records, but this feature is often offered by the providers/resellers.
The attack phases are as follows:
The attacker obtains the IP address /hostname of the target DNS server.
The attacker updates the NS records of the pre-registered domain foo-domain.com with the IP address /hostname of the target DNS server. Some registrars or hosting providers do not provide this functionality, many other do. There are known hosting companies and ISP that are supporting the spam [5]. After the NS records update the attacker waits at least 24 hours until the new records are propagated all over the Internet.
Now the attacker prepares a spam campaign. There are few aspects to note: as first, the sender mail address for the MAIL FROM can contain the same user name, but the subdomain — 3rd level domain must vary per each spam message (for example first spam message has the sender firstname.lastname@example.com but the second sender has to be email@example.com).
The second important aspect is the selection of the white horse systems. White horse systems are the SMTP incoming mail servers with a high bandwidth.
Once the spam campaign has been started to the white horse systems using the spam botnet, these systems check on the background whether the sender's domain resolves to the domain MX or at least to an A record. Since the NS record is set to the target DNS server, the DNS requests will be performed to the target DNS server.
Target DNS server receives multiple regular DNS requests for the bogus subdomain records(note that in the previous Denial of Service attacks against the DNS servers received either malformed, fragmented, ICMP messages or TCP SYN, with invalid length, or oversized and some of these can be filtered by the firewalls or security appliances). Since the DNS server does not have the records for the foo-domain.com, it has to respond negatively to the request. If the spam campaign is successful, the white horse systems flood the DNS server with multiple valid DNS requests. The attack schematics are shown in the Figure 1.
Figure 1: Example of a figure.
As we already wrote in this paper, the number of recorded bots during the attack observation was about 14.000 with more than 100.000 spam messages. The target was just one DNS server and only one pre-registered domain was used. The white horse systems were able to disrupt the DNS server operation for more than one day and the efficiency of such attack was very high. It is not possible to use the IP spoofing in this kind of the attack because the botnet has to make a proper SMTP communication to the white horse systems.
This kind of the Denial of service attack has many advantages from the attacker point of view. Traditional methods of the flooding can be filtered by the firewalls, UTM boxes or even at ISP level, making the attack weaker. But firewalls and other security appliances cannot block a valid DNS requests even for a bogus domain and subdomain. Among other advantages, these are of a significant meaning:
The botnet is not attacking directly and attack might look like a "common" spam campaign. Real intentions might be hidden unless a proper analysis of the spam campaign and its impact will be evaluated.
Because of the SMTP nature all SMTP servers might become the white horses.
This attack can be amplified by using more than one pre-registered domain. If all the pre-registered domains will have the same NS record configured, this will extend the attack duration time or its strength.
The attack source on the target will bring the confusion – white horse system in this attack method are considered as the servers with a high reputation.
Not only a botnet must be involved – any system that is able to send spam messages (for example, vulnerable webapplication) can participate on this attack.
If the spam campaign will be successful and the spam messages arrive to the user mailboxes, it can bring "double satisfaction" to the attacker.
This attack has also some disadvantages; we would like to mention a longer planning and deep analysis of the white horse system before the attack is launched. Therefore this attack method is not suitable for the small targets. Also the pre-registered domain can be soon blacklisted, therefore using one pre-registered domain can bring only a short effect.
Combination of the old and new attack methods
As described above, this attack method can be very effective when using multiple pre-registered domains and combining the spam message sender and originating system. Since the botnet can be used to a various tasks, the attacker has the possibility to combine previously known attack methods with the new approach. Attacking the bigger targets, for example the root servers, can require a high demand for the bandwidth. The botnet itself must not be enough sufficient to disrupt the operation, because it is limited by the client connectivity. The white horse systems have a very good bandwidth because of their function as the MX systems. The Denial of Service attack performed with following scenario could be successful in attacking the root servers:
The attacker will prepare many bogus domains and a massive spam campaign
Botnet of more than 50.000 bots will send the spam messages to more than 100 white horse systems with good bandwidth and on the same time cause the DNS flooding by means of sending ICMP messages, TCP SYN, or even performing a random DNS queries on the server to keep it busy. Number of the spam messages being sent for each domain can be simply calculated as [botnet count]x[white horse systems count], when considering that each bot sends just one message per white horse system.
By careful observation what domains were already blacklisted on which SMTP server, the attacker can change the sender's domain in the spam campaign and continue, the white horse systems will again perform queries for another domain and continue the flood with the DNS requests. On the same time still the botnet will perform the DNS flooding. With each domain the target subject can be changed to affect as much targets as possible.
Possible countermeasures
While researching for any protective countermeasures against this attack method, we were successful to find a solution blocking the DNS flooding as it was performed in the year 2006 or 2007. Unfortunately there is no strategy available to mitigate the sole DoS attack via white horse systems.
We were considering the modification of the blacklisting method but this could cause that a single domain is blacklisted completely. Another solution could be the domain reputation system, where only allowed domains could send e-mail messages. The process and the evaluation would be very complicated.
The only viable solutions as we see it from our point of view are
to tighten the rules when registering the domains. Current situation allows various criminal activities where domains are misused: starting from the cyber squatting, huge volume domain reselling, pre-registering the domains for the spam purposes and other.
to update the standards for SMTP and DNS, as it has to reflect this kind of the attack.
As a possible solutions we can consider the use of the faster implementation of a DNS server or putting the DNS server into the cloud, but these solutions are not suitable for every DNS server.
We described above a new way of the Denial of Service attack. We do believe this method of the attack poses an increased risk to all the DNS servers as there are no protective countermeasures available. The seriousness of the situation is underlined with the fact that this kind of attack was observed on the Internet as fully working.
There is also a place to overview the RFC2821 as it does not reflect this kind of the attack. We do hope, that the community of the security researchers is strong enough (even often filled with unhealthy competition) and proper solution will be available soon. Anyway, we would like to use this paper and issue a call to the emergency response teams around the world as well as their coordinating organization FIRST (as they will have to handle such kind of the attack) to create strong pressure on the Internet authorities to finally stop the cyber criminal business with the domains. We all should have a common target – to make the Internet be a safer place.
At this time, we are establishing the team of researchers willing to participate in the possible solutions. If you want to join us, write to minor[at}zone-h{dot]org .


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I'm in the process of building a free standing home climbing wall and would like some help. As of right now I have three frames built for 4x8 panels. What's the best way to connect these together to make a 12 ft high 8 ft wide wall? I'm making it about a 30 degree overhang and I'm worried that the stress from the weight of the wall and a climber on it would cause the wall to give/bend a lot in the connecting sections. My frames are made up of 2x6s with the studs being separated every 16". Here's a very very basic design of the structure. The black is the wall and the red are the support beams, I think I'll be using 4x4s for those.
I have built pretty much that exact design before. I did it with 2x6's attached near the top and coming down at an angle approximately the same angle as the wall. Luckily for me I didn't need to complete the triangle because they fit up against a concrete garage wall. Attach to the wall using 2 lag bolts per connection instead of screws. I reinforced this section. Somehow you will have to connect the triangle and instead of adding in the downward piece and the bottom piece as shown in your diagram just have a connector piece straight across someplace in the middle or at the bottom; this will be much easier and stronger. 2x6's will support the wall just fine, the only issue is warping so doubling them up into one leg support would be incredibly strong and long-lasting. Also the wall will be heavier then you realize and making it have angles that change will require you to come-up with a good way to support the wall while changing the legs. I assume it is doable but probably not the easiest thing to do. Pictures of all of my different home walls: mountainproject.com/v/106638503 This wall below kind of shows the result you are looking for. The support on the far left side goes straight to the ground and is jammed against the garage wall.
If I understand, you already built three seperate frames the exact size of a piece of plywood and are planning to stack them on top of each other? There will be a fair amount of stress trying to rip those panels apart when you are hanging under them. I would cut one of your pieces of plywood in half, lengthwise, and use the 2'x8' pieces for the very top and very bottom of the wall. Use the two full sheets to overlap the three sections - one between bottom and middle and one between middle and top. And either bolt the sections together or use many screws. You might also consider an extra 2x6x12' on each end to help with the stresses of those panels wanting to separate. I agree with the the above comment on using the wall as part of the triangle to eliminate one framing member for your support.
If Dan's correct in that you have three separate sections that you intend to stack - yikes. Start over with 2x6x12s as the joists, much stronger and simpler.
ditto what JoeP said. you need the beams to be continuous (ie 12 feet long). if you try to link 3 separate frames, it is going to take a shit-ton of knick-knackery to cobble something adequate together.
Well my first thought was to use 12 foot beams but it won't go through the hallway that i need it to because it's too large. So i had to use some thing smaller. While at Lowe's today, I was told that using 6-8 1/2" bolts in a staggered pattern would be more than enough to hold the frames together, and not to place the frames stacked in the same fashion (as in 3 frames stacked on top of each other) but to place 2 vertically (tall section going top to bottom) and the last frame on top horizontally, and still using bolts. Would that decrease the stress? I was also told that if I wanted to stack them one on top of the other, I could place cross beams along the back of the studs, and that would make it like one panel. Dan, I actually wanted to do that originally but I couldn't figure out the design. I wanted to make a 2' footboard and a 2' headboard but I couldn't figure out how and still make it freestanding.
the bolted connection would work OK (definitely not optimal though) in terms of strength, but you will probably have problems with deflection. i wouldn't advise it. same thing goes for using the plywood as the only connection by overlapping the frames. if you are going to gthis route, you probably want to combine the options. bolt the frames together, and then use plywood (preferably on both sides of the wall) to overlap the joints. also, i wouldn't really advise taking structural suggestions from folks who work at lowes or home depot.
I think Dan's drawing above would work but I will say that your design is way sub-par and potentially dangerous. I would probably add some 3/8" or 1/2" plywood on the back as well to make a torsion box, but you could get away with diagional bracing. You really need to tie more than the edges of the top frame back into the "real" frame, bolting them together is not going to cut it as the weak link will be the frame to plywood connection. Consider using #10 x 2" screws to attach the plywood to the frame and sub floor adhesive as well. I would also rebuild this frame so that the joists are aligned vertically. You are not going to be able to adjust the wall from the top without mechanical advantage or pulleys as a 8x12 wall will be between 600 to 1000 lbs depending on how many t-nuts and holds you have on it. I would have the frame bolt into the posts with a bit of play and figure out a system to raise/lower the bottom of the wall. With a 8' lever arm you should be able to do it. An alternative and much safer design would be a 8x8 wall at 45 degrees with a 4x8 wall above at 15 to 30 degrees. Then you can tie the top back into the steep wall with additional framing and the top wall would be above the support posts vs cantalevered.
+1 on potentially dangerous setup! I think you can make your wall idea bomber, though... you need to think about the forces involved... compression on the upper side, and tension on the lower, climbing side... as it wants to bow in as you're cranking, burling the gnarl.. so.. you could stack up your frames... with the most studs oriented in a vertical manner... hopefully lined up a bit too... and place the ply-would in a vertical manner, one side in the upper corner, one in the other lower corner... and half pieces to fit the other corners. and probably a bit more tension members... i suggest some 2x4x8-10 footers screwed on the underside(climbing side). The 4" side screwed flat to the wall(2x6 frame members, and 'specially the horizonatal 2x6s), from the foot up, and the head down, overlapping a bit in the most heavily stressed middle height area. I would build this in a steep chevron=like pattern, and shape it for a pinch/ lay-back rail.. For the braces leading from the wall to the floor, a 2x6 on each side should work, and slightly more vertical than the wall. Great luck! Be careful of advice from Lowe's.. and online Good luck on the adjusting part
Your last photo looks like you got the idea. Probably not adjustable, but will be more interesting and safer to climb on. I would add a triangular brace to the front of the post as well to keep it from wanting to rock forward, or you could put some sandbags on the bottom back of the wall for counterweight. If you still have the vertical panels built seperately then add an additional full length header and footer tying the two frames together. I would rebuild the top frame so that the vertical joists are cut with a miter to attach directly into the double top header. once the frame is built add the plywood so it runs over to cover the bottom plate of the upper wall and the transition. The rear frame pieces should attach to the top joists below the top header and back down as far onto the lower frames as you can get them. Ideally using 3/8" hex bolts but 3-4 #10 x 3" screws would be OK as well. I would use at least 3 of them but 4 would be better. Look into Simpson post tie connectors to attach the wall to the posts, which should be either 4x4's or doubled 2x6's. They are in their own section at HD or Lowes and there will be lots to choose from. You can shoot me an email if you run into a roadblock and I will try to help.
Here's something else to consider. I gather the reason you are wanting to make it free standing is because you are renting and will want to move it out when your lease is up. If that is the case, cobbling together your existing structures with all of the headers and whatnot is going to be a royal PITA to remove. If it were me, I would just start over and build a proper 8x8 wall, which is more than enough for a good workout, and will be simple to remove and rebuild in another location. Not to mention it will be lighter and make the adjustable part way easier to work with.
So i've got a few different options now. I'm finishing things up this weekend so I'll take some photos of the finished product. Option 1: Deconstruct the whole thing and start over. This probably won't happen as due to the space constraints going into the room (stupid skinny hallway) I can't get anything bigger than an 8 foot beam inside. Option 2: Build a flat wall, 2 vertical frames and one horizontal frame bolted together, plywood overlapping the frames for extra support and cross support beams on the back. This is a maybe. General consensus seems to be it would be safe but ill advised. So I'm sitting on this idea for now. Option 3: Kevin's alternative, 8x8 foot flat wall with a separate 4x8 panel on top and extra framing in the back. This would be the ideal option as of right now, safer and seems more fun. I'd be a little wary of it being top heavy though, but that's nothing more support beams won't fix. Also I may not have the construction and carpentry skills to make the frame in the back. I have way too many questions about specifics of that design and not enough answers. It seems very doable, I'm just not sure how Option 4: Just stick with a single 8x8 panel. Easy, doable, but not quite as fun. This is my final option.
UPDATE: I think I've got the design I want to use, it seems safer and still a lot of fun. Still have a couple of questions so if anyone wants to help me out I'd appreciate it. Here's the design:
make beam 'B' go down to the intersection of 'A' and 'C'. or, if your 'B' isn't long enough or you don't have enough room, you could put in another member between the intersection of A and D, and the intersection of B and C. having your members form triangles will greatly increase the warp resistance. alternatively, if you used some plywood to sheet the sides, that will provide the warp resistance as well. looks pretty cool, let us know how it comes out.
I agree with slim's post - and if you add a member it really doesn't have to be much - a 2x4 would do. The bigger issue may be the 'A' end of the whole wall system wanting to simply fall over sideways when you make bigger moves out near the end of the roof. You could build trangular outriggers or maybe the whole thing is close enough to the neighboring walls of the room so they can catch it. Once you have what you are already planning built you will be able to wobble the whole thing a bit and see just how much side-to-side support will be needed.
good call on the side to side, i forgot to mention that.
I would increase the angle of the main wall to 30-45 degrees, because you'll become bored with 15-20. How can C be 12' long? You said earlier that you can't fit a 12' length board through the hallway. Should be a fun wall when complete!
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A: Dark brown with a slight bit of amber. No lacing.
S: Slightly hoppy. A little bit of lemon. Malty with a bit of barrel in there.
T: Slight bourbon. Nice thickness. Light malt.
M: Prickly.
O: It is quite light overall but better than the base beer.
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This beer is an amazing one off Red Rye beer. The Barn in Parkville Maryland is one of the lucky few to carry this beer. It is a nice anytime beer and am disappointing if they do not make it again, its nice for anyone who would like an ESB or an IPA.
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Pours a dark copper amber color, absolutely no head on the beer.
Smell is a little sweet, floral hops, earthy notes. Not sure if this is brewed with rye, but I get some rye in the nose too.
Flavor is sweet malts, floral and citrus hops. A little grapefruit.
This is medium bodied, very smooth, and very sessionable. I am not always a big red ale person, but this is really good. I like it.
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I had this on tap at Evolution Public House in Salisbury serve chilled in a shaker pint.
The color is dark crimson with hazed appearance and thick pale tan cap with small bead, lace sticks well, retention is very good. The smell is very pungent with hops, lots of citrus notes -mostly orange but I am unsure what hops they used...probably amarillo with a nice light malt aroma and pepper with some pine hop esters augmenting with the orange rind notes dominant in the nose. The feel is bitter up front with some tangy yeast accent and fruity hop acidity with moderate carbonation and dry finish with low alcohol influence.
The taste is excellent, so much flavor from the hops with fruity and citrus taste and light spice with gentle caramel from the malt and rye. There is a mild stone fruit with a grapefruit type bitterness in the finish with light pine and toast in the malt, a nice blend of taste with hops dominant. Overall this is probably my second favorite rye beer even though it is listed as an amber the description from evolution's website mentions rye. I would say the only similar beer to compare it to would be Red's Rye by Founder's
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A: black/brown; thick fine-bubbled off-white head; persistent surface layer; super fine latticed lacing
S: fresh pine, hops, must
T: bitter, pine and hops, very similar to an IPA
M: light carbonation, medium-light-bodied
O: Excellent brown ale, fresh and sessionable.
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