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Knuckle Up Round 498: the GYMKATA edition, sees host Eugene S. Robinson in a nightclub in Paris being serenaded by the dulcet strains of UFOMAMMUT while he unloads on the state of MMA and desperately searches for the toughest Frenchman he could find [Cheick Kongo was unavailable at press time] only to discover that the Toughest Frenchman in Paris is Italian. Go figure. Frenchman RISE UP! And make yourselves known!
Eugene S. Robinson author of Fight: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Ass-Kicking but Were Afraid You'd Get Your Ass Kicked for Asking and singer for the fistfight artrock band Oxbow, declares from his European redoubt that marijuana does not make you a criminal no matter who you are, no matter who you want to be....BUT as a co-branding device? It's probably as good as its sometimes companion: PCP.
Actually PCP is probably better as people under the influence frequently display a lot of police-attacking initiative. As well as getting nude in public initiative. And dying in a police van get up and go! But we digress. This short show has it all. All from Europe. All pants-less.
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---- — PEABODY — It was kid stuff that first drew Crissy Jache, 41, to the YMCA.
And from time to time, you can still find the new director of the Torigian Family YMCA in Peabody mixing it up with the kids, including her 9-year-old son, Eli, playing a hectic version of Simon Says on a giant electronic board in the playroom. With all the running back and forth, the game soon has everyone trying to catch their breath, she says.
Fact is Jache's responsibilities have her playing Simon Says all over Peabody, running and promoting an organization with 11,000 members and a building opened in 2006 that is already undergoing a 5,000-square-foot expansion.
"We're bursting at the seams," Jache said.
It's a change for a woman born in Maine, who can say, "I've lived in every New England state." Most of her growing up, however, was done off the beaten track in Vermont. She attended U-32 High School in Montpelier. "It sounded like a submarine to us, too," she said with a laugh.
It was small, with fewer than 100 in each grade, a place where students had few secrets from one another.
"You called the teachers by their first name," she said.
She delayed college. "I wasn't sure what I wanted to do." Her interest in kids led her to a part-time position at the YMCA in Goffstown, N.H. Before long, she was running the after-school program. Next, she was hired to be the child care director in Londonderry.
"You just feel you're making a difference," she said of her interest in young people. "You feel that you're that positive person in a child's life. ... And you see someone develop before your eyes."
It's a God-given gift to be able to work with kids, Jache believes.
An increased involvement with the Y sent her to college and a satellite program of Springfield College.
"I wanted to broaden what I was doing," she said.
Eventually, she moved up to an administrative position. That brought her to the YMCA in Malden, then to the North Shore, where she worked four years in Danvers. Meanwhile, she and husband Richie have lived in Swampscott.
"The Y is a family," she said. "As people are coming through the lobby ... you get to know their likes and dislikes. If a husband has been ill. If a daughter had a baby."
Her duties as director fall increasingly in the sphere of public relations. She involves herself in local institutions like the schools and the Peabody Institute Library. Fundraising is also a part of the job, along with something she seems to do as a matter of course — selling the advantages of the YMCA.
Membership fees run from $32.50 to $64.74 a month, Jache said. They open the door to indoor and outdoor pools — deep enough for diving; exercise machines, some with personal TVs; a basketball court and indoor track; saunas and a whirlpool; spin and Zumba classes; and after-school and day camps.
"We want this to be accessible to everyone," she said, explaining that financial assistance is available.
The modern YMCA, Jache said, has adapted to the competition of for-profit gyms. Join the Peabody YMCA, and you'll have access to YMCAs everywhere. Consequently, the Peabody Y, which opened 60 years ago, weathered both the economic slowdown and competition from the massive Lynch-Van Otterloo YMCA on the Salem/Marblehead line.
"We had a slight dip in membership," Jache said, "but it's starting to come back."
In addition to dues, the Y is supported through donations and grants, Jache said. It isn't all about kids, either. Sure, there are swimming lessons for the little ones, but there's also a group of older women self-described as the Aquadivas. "They come in for winter aerobics."
The Peabody Y is busy even in the off hours before working people begin showing up at the treadmills and stationary bicycles. Yet, Jache is eager to see still more people. For her, the place is irresistible. The only thing stopping people is a reluctance she overcame a long time ago.
"The hardest part to joining," she said, "is coming in the front door."

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Brandy Michelle Atcher, 33, Cordova; distribution of a controlled substance
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Patrick Wayne Brasfield, 25, Birmingham; possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to appear
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Jo Ann Frost, 31, Cordova; probation violation
Sabrina Hope Wingo, 32, Sumiton; theft of property 3rd (shoplifting), possession of marajuana, possession of controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia
Robby DeWayne Robinson, 26, Sumiton; failure to appear
Jeffrey Wayne Dodd, 44, Quinton; driving under the influence, possession of drug paraphernalia
Nov. 2
Joshua Cody Parvin, 20, Sumiton; possession of marajuana
Paulette Jackson Parsons, 44, Dora; failure to appear
David Morris Grace, 18, Cordova; possession of drug paraphernalia
Hayden Thomas Mayberry, 19, Jasper; failure to appear
Crystal Lynn Lundun, 24, Jasper; possession of drug paraphernalia
Zack Shannon Sanford, 40, Dora; theft of property 3rd (shoplifting)
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Christopher Lee Posey, 28, Adamsville; failure to appear
James Roger Miller, 59, Dora; probation violation
Marvin Rickey Freeman, 48, Quinton; possession of drug paraphernalia
Darius DeWayne Bush, 22, Cordova; possession of marajuana
Oct. 30
Joseph W. Hogeland, 36, Jasper; disorderly conduct
Leonard R. Stringer, 58, Jasper; failure to appear
Oct. 31
Jerrica L. Bailey, 25, Jasper; 3 counts of failure to appear
Brittany Hill, 26, Jasper; failure to appear
Martin H. Castillo, 30, Jasper; failure to appear
Sonya M. Elliott, 28, Jasper; theft of property 3rd; failure to appear
Nov. 1
Jason B. Mears, 41, Parrish; theft of property 3rd
Claude C. Estes, 53, Jasper; disorderly conduct
Elvis R. Daniel, 31, Jasper; failure to appear
Fred K. Bedenbaugh, 50, Toney; driving under influence of alcohol
Nov. 2
Hugh D. Lawson Jr., 41, Jasper; theft of property 3rd; failure to appear
Karen M. Loveless, 29, Haleyville; driving under the influences (any substance)
Marcia J. Theriot, 42, Jasper; theft of property 3rd
Wesley D. Hernandez, 28, Jasper; failure to appear
Zachery N. Aaron, 26, Jasper; failure to appear
Steven T. Wold, 51, Phoenix, Ariz.; public intoxication
Jimmy L. Praytor, 51, Jasper; domestic violence 3rd
Nov. 3
Benji D. Earley, 44, Jasper; illegal open house party
Shawn C. Legg, 44, Jasper; theft of property 3rd
Cody D. Johnson, 21, Jasper; failure to appear
Miranda L. Kilgore, 36, Jasper; disorderly conduct; public intoxication
Nov. 4
Charles E. Shinn Jr., 34, Carbon Hill; theft of property 3rd
Charity D. Tessener, 28, Jasper; 2 counts of failure to appear
Nov. 5
Leonard J. Jordan III, 37, Carbon Hill; failure to appear
Brian D. Newman, 44, Mississippi; public intoxication
Oct. 31
William Kyle Harbin, 27, Northport; burgarly 3rd; theft of property 1st
Hayley Nicole Byrd, 20, Parrish; receiving stolen property
Nov. 1
James Frankie Wallace, 39, Sheffield; probation violation
Jason Ray Sanders, 26, Nauvoo; public intoxication
Nov. 2
Tessa Alexander, 23, address unknown; loitering for drug usage
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Jeffery F. Spearman, 40, Dora; contempt of court - child support
Johnny Evans, 31, Jasper; contempt of court - child support
Domonique LaShae Jones, 20, Nauvoo; disorderly conduct
Jimmy Randall Mauldin, 48, Empire; failure to appear; illegal possession of prescription medication ; unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia
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Candace Michele Morrison, 33, Oakman; public intoxication; disorderly conduct; resisting arrests
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LeBron James played only 29 minutes before leaving with leg cramps, and the Heat still scored 120 points against the Celtics on Opening Night.
Boston, who added a lot of firepower to their bench this off-season, scored 107 in the loss, showing no ill effects from the departure of Ray Allen. However, when they go small, especially without Kevin Garnett on the floor, it's a far, far cry from the Celtics defense which once terrorized the rest of the NBA.
James, clearly enjoying the moment on a night when he received his first championship ring, was peerless in his time on the floor. He had 26 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals on 10-of-16 shooting, all while playing nearly every position on the court.
Allen, in his first game against his old team, seemingly had no trouble adjusting to the Miami offense. He had 19 points on 5-of-7 shooting, but most surprising were his 8 free throw attempts, as he was able to take advantage of rotating Celtic defenders to get into the lane and draw fouls.
Rajon Rondo had 20 points and 13 assists while Paul Pierce put in 23 points and 5 rebounds, but the story of the game for Boston may have been the play of Leandro Barbosa. The former Sixth Man of the Year, seemingly intent on proving to the rest of the NBA that he should have received more than a one-year contract, scored 16 points in 16 minutes, many of them when the Celtics were making a late fourth-quarter push with James out.


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Senate Bill 2057, which allows creditable service for vocational education teachers, is now law!
By unanimous roll-call votes on Sept. 15, the House and Senate overrode Gov. Mitt Romney's veto of the bill.
SB 2057 enables vocational education teachers to buy back up to three years of creditable service toward retirement for work experience in their occupational field that was required by the Department of Education in order for them to be licensed to teach.
"This victory caps years of effort by voc ed activists and MTA lobbyist Jack Flannagan to secure this important benefit," said MTA President Catherine A. Boudreau. She also praised Sen. Michael Morrissey (D-Quincy), the bill's main sponsor, "for his efforts on behalf of voc ed teachers."
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Barry Hill secured his second consecutive double-double with 23 points and 18 rebounds, adding six blocks to lead the Tornadoes. Denzell Daley followed with 17 points, Isaac Chatman had 16 points and eight rebounds and Reginald Harris contributed with 10 points.
After sluggish efforts in the initial two days of the tournament, Parrish coach Heath Burns was pleased with his team's play and focus against Sulligent.
"Before the game, we talked about our contests against Haleyville and Hatton — how we were not playing with the type of tempo and execution we know we're capable of. We needed constant speed on offense and defense and to make sure that if Sulligent scored they would have to do so on the run," Burns said. "Our guys just got out and executed well today — we had great guard play, all of whom did a great job in feeding the ball to our guys in the post. It was a great team effort and a superb team win."
The Tornadoes established command in the first period, jumping out to a 27-9 lead.
A remarkable 18-1 scoring run in the second period allowed Parrish to take a 45-10 edge into halftime.
The Tornadoes continued to roll in the third period, outscoring the Blue Devils 24-14, with Parrish remaining on top, 69-24.
Parrish held Sulligent to just four fourth-period points en route to the 81-28 final.
The Tornadoes host Class 5A Hueytown in their home debut on Monday.
Dora 63, Corner 55
Dora finished off the Hanceville Thanksgiving Tournament with a 63-55 victory over Corner to win the championship on Friday.
The Bulldogs (4-0) jumped out to a 17-point lead after three quarters and watched Corner cut the gap to four points before finally putting away the Yellow Jackets.
Dora, which knocked off the host team 72-63 on Wednesday, led 20-14 after the opening quarter and 34-24 at the half. Dora pushed its lead to 53-36 going into the final quarter.
DeCari Swain led Dora with 15 points, Darian Ramsey had 14 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks while Kenton Petties added 12 points and Tyler Sims put in eight.
Dora plays at Fayette County on Monday.
Carbon Hill 52, Haleyville 49
Caroline Dodd had 31 points and 11 rebounds as Carbon Hill held off the host team 52-49 in the Haleyville Thanksgiving Tournament on Friday.
Carbon Hill (4-2) went 2-1 in the tournament, beating Hamilton and Haleyville while losing to Walker. On Friday, Carbon Hill trailed 37-35 going into the final quarter, but outscored the Lions17-12 over the final 8 minutes to earn the win.
For the Bulldogs, Abby Tittle had six points and four assists and Makenze Mitchell had four points and six rebounds.
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Agile vs. Fragile
This comic/infographic reminds us of some good examples of the 'agile' responses to certain situations vs. the lazy or 'fragile' response. Be honest, have you noticed yourself falling into the fragile categories of some of these panels?
Andreas Schilling replied on Tue, 2013/03/19 - 2:00am
While the comic is surely funny I have to note that
- this post does not really get you anywhere. I think DZone should not be something like twitter? What are you actually trying to say?
- I fail to see the point "agile vs. fragile". Merely this comic states "Good Developer vs. Bad Developer". Nothing on the left side is tightly bound to "agile" in my eyes, except maybe for some of the bullets from list on the last picture...


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PEORIA, Ill. -- Peoria was once again thrust into the national spotlight Thursday night when the TNA Impact Wrestling crew rolled into town.
The live show, that airs on Spike TV, features wrestling icons Jeff Hardy, Sting and Hulk Hogan among others.
Hogan says the Impact show is how wrestling used to be back when he was the champ. He also had a special message for our viewers.
"Hulk Hogan, the greatest wrestler of all time brother, and right here, at the Peoria Civic Center, you need to check out Impact Wrestling, because it's going to get crazy, and Hulkamania is going to run wild tonight, brother."


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Ask the Naturalist: Best spots to photograph Bay Area butterflies?
August 21, 2014 by Liam O'Brien
Doesn't get much better for eye candy than a butterfly on a flower, right?
A new effort has been launched to restore 70 acres of native eelgrass in the San Francisco Bay, paid for with Cosco Busan oil spill money.
A new iPad app, Wild Bee Gardening, draws on the knowledge of native bee experts to bring native bee conservation and gardening into the digital realm.
After 12 years of study, an ambitious citizen science effort has recorded population figures for 34 different types of algae and invertebrates at 70 different monitoring sites. Sixty percent of the 4,000 participants have been high schoolers. Their work, scientists say, is a legitimate contribution to marine science.
At the national level, the American kestrel population has been plummeting. Researchers in Santa Cruz are trying to learn more about the surprisingly mysterious birds.
The Bay Area Puma Project team has been collaring mountain lions and monitoring remote motion-sensor cameras throughout the East Bay. It's not easy tracking the elusive cats, but it's vital to understanding how to protect them.
Mount Sutro's once-thriving blue gum eucalyptus trees are dying. At the moment, though, there's no approved environmental impact report for maintenance, and in the absence of major work conditions are deteriorating fast.
August 21, 2014 by Liam O'Brien
Doesn't get much better for eye candy than a butterfly on a flower, right?
August 14, 2014 by Sabine Bergmann
A herd of elk and a grizzly bear make an appearance in Muir Woods in the opening scene of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Would such megafauna stage a comeback 10 years after humans are mostly killed off?
August 12, 2014 by Eric Simons
The resident sharks of the San Francisco Bay rely on healthy tidal wetlands.
Check out our 424 parks and 373 trails — with more trails listed every week! Find trails and parks great for views, wildflowers, birding, kids, and more.
Tucked into West Marin's San Geronimo Valley, just a few hundred feet from Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, you'll find a meadow circled by bay trees, madrones, and enormous old-growth redwoods–some of them 250 feet tall. This is Roy's Redwoods preserve, a 377-acre park that's been home to a ranch, a commune, and even Ewoks for […]
Hike by Matthew Bettelheim, originally published in the January 2007 issue of Bay Nature magazine Calling the Sunol Regional Wilderness's Little Yosemite area a scenic gorge is like calling Yosemite a pretty valley. This little gem, tucked away along a stretch of Alameda Creek, has been made accessible to the public by an […]
This trip is a great way to experience the Bay Trail by bike along the shoreline of San Mateo, Foster City and Redwood City. Begin in the Eucalyptus groves of Coyote Point Park and follow a wide paved trail to Shoreline Park, across an award-winning bicycle/pedestrian bridge, around Seal Point Park for expansive views of […]
It's not "news" to Bay Nature readers that climate change is in the process of giving a serious thwack to living systems. But what's less well understood is how plants and animals and the habitats they inhabit are moving—and being altered—in response to changing temperature and precipitation patterns.
In a world thoroughly worked over by humankind, wilderness is our term for those places that seem the least altered, the least managed. It identifies the rawer end of a spectrum, with downtown San Francisco on one end and, say, the Wrangell Mountains on the other. But the word is elastic.
The ideas driving the environmental and social movements of the early 1970s gained a strong foothold in the East Bay Regional Park District, thanks in large part to a cohort of young park workers hired during that decade.
Looking out across the 650-acre project toward the distant Godzilla arm of the backhoe against the blue sky, I finally see on the ground what the planners and engineers have been describing to me ever since I first began writing stories about Hamilton ten years ago: a tapestry of habitats.
Another phenomenon, equally fabulous but much lower in the food chain, can also occur in the ocean at this time of year: bioluminescence, or "living light."
On the last weekend of March, 9,000 people armed with binoculars, butterfly nets, cameras, and smartphones, spread out over an archipelago of national park lands from Point Reyes in Marin County to Mori Point on the San Mateo coast. Their goal: document as many species as possible of plants, animals, and other living things in […]
Each week, BayNature.org features an individual, a public agency, a nonprofit, or a business in our local nature community.
Out on the Trail with V-O-Cal's Morris Older
August 27, 2014 by Beth Slatkin
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Family ties a factor in SRV Fire race, incumbent says
Original post made on Nov 7, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 2:15 PM
on Nov 7, 2012 at 6:42 pm
Well, it sounds like the SRV Fire District board has representatives of the firefighters' fraternity and well as relatives & associations with the union.
Makes for interesting negotiations. I would expect those board members that have such relationships & associations will recuse themselves when involved in evaluating & negotiating union contracts.
Basic Question: So, who is representing me, the taxpayer??
on Nov 7, 2012 at 6:52 pm
Using reserves to balance it's budget and pay salaries? Wake up people!!!
I drive past our local Fire Station twice a day, there are never less than 12 personal vehicles parked in the lot. I'm all for strong Police and Fire coverage, but why can 3 Police Officers keep Danville safe every night but it takes at least 12 Firefighters at this one station?
Follow the money...
on Nov 8, 2012 at 6:27 pm
We must drive by the same Fire House. I have the same reaction about the staffing there.
I am told the San Ramon Valley Fire District is the CADILLAC ESCALADE CAPITAL of the USA. Now, watch all those big SUVs disappear!!!


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Pleasanton school board to hear latest state funding estimates at tonight's meeting
Original post made on Oct 9, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, October 9, 2012, 5:43 AM
on Oct 9, 2012 at 9:04 am
No more taxes !! Hold Jerry Moonbeam and the legislature accountable for spending our money. No high speed train to nowhere. Put it back into the education system. Where it benfits the kids and not the senior admin staff !
on Oct 9, 2012 at 1:18 pm
Just waiting for another parcel tax to vote down. Also defeat both tax proposals on the state ballot. Cut the public sector pensions for existing employees, overhead and other waste.
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Citizen and Concerned, Would you vote for a parcel tax for PUSD schools that spells out a specific target for the funds? Just wondering if it is enough to sway some of the no votes.


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A grouping of computer systems or resources (e.g., servers) that are connected in order to facilitate communications. Each individual unit on a network is referred to as a 'node'.
Types of Networks
Networks can be classified based on the type and abilities of the technology used to connect the nodes, the security level of the network and its reach. The various types of networks include:
Personal Area Network (PAN)
Typically used by an individual to connect disparate personal electronic devices (PDA, phone, laptop, etc) into a restricted network, usually with a very limited physical reach. The network is generally used to transfer data between a single user's devices, though it may also be used to transmit data to an authorized external individual. Most users are not usually concerned with the security of their PAN.
Local Area Network (LAN)
Commonly used by organizations and home users to connect a small group of computers or resources for a defined group of private users, e.g., company employees or family members. Security is generally an issue with LANs, as the data stored on resources on these networks can have personal or commercial value.
Typically used to cover a geographical area, Wi-Fi is a type of wireless network that provides users with access to a LAN or the Internet. The users are generally public, though some Wi-Fi networks are intended for private use. Depending on whether the Wi-Fi network is intended for public or private use, security may or may not be an issue.
In addition, specific services such as Instant Messaging (IM) or Internet Relay Chat (IRC) also link its users into a network, which carries its own advantages and inherent risks.
Networks and Malware
The most common type of security issue involving networks is worms - specifically, the misuse of networks by a worm to reach and infect other resources on the network. In the same way that viruses exploit a computer system's normal processes to find and infect new files, a worm takes advantage of a network's functionality for its own purposes.
Almost every type of network has its own specific type of worm, which is designed to spread on that particular network. For example, an Internet-Worm spreads over, and attacks users of the Internet, whereas an IRC-Worm spreads specifically on a network of users connected to an IRC channel.
Some worms are also able to spread on more than one type of network - for example, a worm that finds and infects new targets over the Internet may also be able to do so over a LAN, which makes it both an Internet- and a Net- worm.
A type of worm that propagates by copying itself to other computers connected the infected computer by a network, most commonly a Local Area Network (LAN). A Net-Worm is also commonly referred to as a Network-Worm.
A net-worm typically travels from one computer to another using shares, a medium (such as a hard drive) that can be accessed by everyone on the network, or by users with specific access rights.
To infect another machine, a net-worm typically looks for all available shared resources on a machine it has already infected. If it finds that the Windows directory of another computer is shared, it copy its files to the remote computer. In many cases corporate computers and servers have a few open shares, aiding a worm's ability to infect other users on a network.
To make these copies start on remote computers, a worm usually modify WIN.INI or SYSTEM.INI files. When a target computer is then restarted, it becomes infected. This approach, however, does not work on NT-based operating systems.
Some network worms can copy themselves globally using Internet. They use NetBios services on ports 137 and 139 to find vulnerable computers and to copy themselves there. Also, these worms can modify Windows INI files remotely. Only Windows 9x systems are affected by this type of worms.
A few network worms attempt to disable NT-based operating system security by patching specific Windows components. In this case they get full adminstration rights on an infected computer.
One network worm attempts to copy itself to shares that are protected with a password. The worm uses a vulnerability that allows it to bruteforce a password and bypass share security.
Disinfecting a Net-Worm Infection
Cleaning a network of a net-worm outbreak in many cases requires the administrators to take the entire network down and disinfect all infected computers one by one. As such, a net-worm infection on a major corporation's internal network - which may have thousands of users - can cause significant business, financial and resource disruptions.
Non-memory resident
A virus that independently searches for and infects new targets on a computer system, rather than installing itself into memory and infecting executable files launched by the user.
Non-memory resident Versus Memory-resident
For a virus writer, the choice of whether to make the virus memory-resident or not is related to the virus's need to produce copies in order to survive (see replication entry). Each option has its own advantages and disadvantages.
A virus that becomes memory-resident has a longer window of opportunity to infect new targets, as it is active as long as the system is still in use; the trade-off however is that the virus writer usually has less control over what files the virus infects.
A non-memory resident virus infect new files by using two separate routines:
- A finder routine - responsible for locating new targets
- And a replication routine - takes care of infecting the found targets
This approach usually allows a virus writer greater precision in what files the virus infects.
On the other hand, a non-memory resident virus is only able to propagate during the time its host program is active; it therefore has a limited time frame in which to locate and infect new targets. If an infected file is rarely or never executed, the virus may only replicate slowly, or not at all.
A classification term used by F-Secure to indicate the potential severity of threat a program may pose to the user's computer system and/or confidential information.
About Detection Names
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The 2016 Copa America will be played in the United States, according to a report at Goal.com. Although the South American tournament was not originally scheduled to be played that year and Chile is hosting the 2015 edition, a "special edition" will be played to commemorate its 100th anniversary.
The president of the Mexican Federation, Justino Compean, said the tournament was originally being considered for Mexico, but that economic concerns made the United States a more palatable host.
The report also suggests that CONMEBOL is attempting to get CONCACAF clubs to participate in Copa Libertadores. MLS teams have not played CONMEBOL teams since D.C. United won the Copa Interamericana in 1998.
While no official announcement has been made, this is just the latest piece of news that suggests this tournament is imminent. The most recent report came out in January, when the president of Ecuador's football federation suggested that the United States and Mexico were in the running to host the tournament.


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Notre Dame routs Liberty in state quarterfinals
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WRCB) -- The site may have changed, but the result did not for Notre Dame girls soccer.
Austin Nelson scored twice to lead the Irish back to the state semifinals for the eighth time in the last nine years with a 5-0 rout of Liberty Tech in Wednesday's quarterfinals. The match was the first played in the TSSAA tournament's new home in Murfreesboro after 17 years in Chattanooga.
Emma Higgins, Hannah Dearing and Courtney Boyd also scored for Notre Dame, which is chasing its third state title. The Irish will play Knoxville Catholic Thursday at 3:30 p.m. ET in the Final Four. Catholic advanced with an 8-0 rout of Fairview in another quarterfinal.
Notre Dame led 2-0 at intermission after first-half goals by Nelson and Higgins. The rest of the damage was done during a three-minute stretch early in the second half when Nelson, Boyd and Dearing all recorded tallies between the 47th and 50th minute of the match.
The Irish avenge a quarterfinal loss in last year's tournament, which snapped a seven-year run of advancing to the semifinals.
CAK rallies to beat CCS in A/AA state quarterfinals
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WRCB) -- Christian Academy of Knoxville scored twice in the second half to erase an early deficit and eliminate Chattanooga Christian from the TSSAA state soccer championships with a 2-1 win in the Class A/AA state quarterfinals Wednesday night.
Beata Brock gave the Lady Chargers a 1-0 first-half lead on a goal in the 14th minute, but it was the only tally CCS could muster on the night. Hannah Schoutko and Cori Crocker netted second-half goals to push the Lady Warriors into Thursday's state semifinals against CPA.
CCS ends the season at 10-9-1 overall.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) -- Seven sacks. Four interceptions. Shoving one of his offensive linemen. The last game was a forgettable one for Chicago's Jay Cutler. With the Bears preparing for Sunday's home game against the St. Louis Rams, players by and large attempted to put Cutler's shove of left tackle J'Marcus Webb and their quarterback's controversial postgame comments in the past. However, not all of them did. "I think it's just wrong, though honestly," defensive back D.J. Moore said. "I would feel the same kind of way if he was to do me like that. It would make it seem like, well, the reason I'm having a bad game is because it's what you're doing and not me taking accountability for myself because I'm throwing these type of passes or doing this type of read. So it's just a tough situation." The Bears lost to Green Bay 23-10 last Thursday. Cutler appeared upset over a lack of pass blocking on Thursday when he shoved Webb, who declined comment on the situation as he left the practice field Monday. Cutler did not talk with reporters. Right tackle Gabe Carimi called it "overblown." He said he was standing near Webb and saw the incident. "Honestly it was barely a shove, so I don't think I would have even recognized until it was brought up on media," Carimi said. Cutler looked great in the season-opening blowout of the Colts, finding new wideout Brandon Marshall often. But the Packers befuddled him and the Bears never got going in Green Bay. Moore acknowledged quarterbacks have more leeway in terms of being critical due to their leadership role. "But when you act like that, though, with your own teammates on the sideline, it's just something different that you normally wouldn't do," he said. "You might say it in the locker room or something, but to do it like he did, that's something different. It's just weird." Not much has been said by Cutler to Webb or the team. Moore didn't expect it, either. "I think it's just him," Moore said. "That's the type of guy he is. He's not going to hold anything back. So I mean, if he was to talk to the team I guess you would kind of feel weird about it because it's really not just his thing." Cutler's behavior has apparently done nothing to damage his standing in the eyes of coach Lovie Smith. "It's pretty simple: I like Jay Cutler and everything that he is," Smith said. "And I am not trying to trade any of our players. "The week before, you didn't hear an awful lot of this stuff. We were talking about how good we were and how we were playing. So, we'll get back to that where the focus is on the play on the football field. That's what I was disappointed in: Our play. The way we as coaches prepared our guys and the way we played during that game. But we'll correct that." The Bears (1-1) will stick with Webb at left tackle, but are considering a change at left guard from Chris Spencer to Chilo Rachal as they prep for the Rams (1-1). "I want to take it to another level," said Rachal, a former San Francisco 49er who signed in free agency with the Bears. "This is a good opportunity. I have a small window and I want to maximize this opportunity because you never know when I'll get this chance again." The Bears had good news regarding running back Matt Forte, who went out early in the second half last week with a right ankle sprain. "Matt Forte does not have a high ankle sprain -- he has an ankle sprain," Smith said. "As far as when he'll be back, I don't know. But he looked a lot better today." Forte did not practice Monday, but did not wear a cast of any kind and jogged off quickly after watching practice.
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The Woodlands Edge Community had a great Arbor day celebration. We were a little late, and celebrated on the national day, but we had a scavenger hunt for trees, planted trees in the community park, made awesome t-shirts, and gave away free trees to the residents to take home and plant. It was really great, we had a good turnout.
Conway Arkansas celebrates Arbor Day - The 2010 Arbor Day Celebration was held Saturday, November 6th at Laurel Park. This event was a HUGE SUCCESS! The crowd was estimated at over 600 participants, 200 more than last year! Over 500 trees were adopted. The Arbor Day program featured the Mayor, a number of talented Conway students, the Davanzo Family Band, the Conway Irish Music Players, Master Gardeners, Forestry Commission Experts, and more! Following the program, there were activities for the whole family including 3 bounce houses, music, games, face painting, balloons, hot dogs, soft drinks, an art display, educational seminars, tree adoptions, and tree plantings.
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The second round of the 2012 NBA Playoffs will begin Saturday afternoon in Boston, as the Celtics host the upset-minded Philadelphia 76ers in Eastern Conference action.
Boston, which finished off the Atlanta Hawks in six games Thursday night, looks to continue its solid play to advance to the Eastern Conference finals for the third time in five seasons. Despite all that talk about being old and over the hill, the Celtics have displayed a newfound sense of energy late this season,and have gotten key contributions off the bench to help support their veteran stars.
Philadelphia, which knocked off the top-seeded, Derrick Rose-less Chicago Bulls in dramatic fashion Thursday, should enter this series confident based on its head-to-head regular season matchups against Doc Rivers' club. The Sixers won two of three games against Boston, including a 32-point drubbing in March.
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Pupils learn fire safety with Harrow firefighters
Updated 11:57am Wednesday 22nd January 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
Pupils got the chance to see the workings of a fire engine and learn about fire safety.
Years 4 and 5 from Alexandra school, in Alexandra Avenue, met fire fighters from Harrow Borough during a day of action by firefighters, Harrow Borough Council, police and voluntary organisations in Rayners Lane.
The schoolchildren were given a tour of the engine and learned information about fire safety from officers.
Teacher Elena Moren said: "It is really important for children to understand fire risks and the hazards which may be around them.
"Visits like this was really helpful because it is very visual and helps the children really engage with the topic and understand the message.
Harrow Fire Brigade borough commander Richard Claydon said: "Events like this are really important for us to get the message fire safety out to the community.
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Glen Allen-based Community Bankers Trust Corp., the parent company of Essex Bank, plans to defer its quarterly payment due to the U.S. Treasury Department under its TARP program.
The unpaid November dividend marks the sixth time the banking company has deferred payment owed to the government. The Treasury Department purchased preferred stock in many banks under the TARP program to shore up their capital.
Under the terms of the preferred stock issued to the Treasury Department, the company is required to pay quarterly dividends a rate of 5 percent annually for the first five years. After that, the dividend rate increases to 9 percent per year.
The company said that it may defer dividend payments, but the dividend is cumulative and accrues for future payment. Failure to pay dividends for six dividend periods triggers the preferred stockholder's rights to appoint two directors to the company's board. The amount of the November 2011 dividend that will accrue and be unpaid is $221,000.
"One of the limitations that we have with respect to the payment of this dividend is regulatory approval under the written agreement that we have with our federal and state regulators," Rex L. Smith III, the company's president and CEO said in a statement. "We have continued to address the concerns that our regulators have had, as reflected in the written agreement, and we believe that the improvements and enhancements that we have implemented over the past year are being reflected in the trends in our financial condition and results of operations. We also continue to remain well capitalized with strong liquidity, and we are taking all steps necessary to recommence our dividend obligations."


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Tributes paid to young Southend dad who died after being stabbed in Braintree (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Tributes paid to young Southend dad who died after being stabbed in Braintree
Updated 1:31pm Saturday 19th April 2014 in News
Tributes have been paid to a man who was stabbed in Braintree.
Michael Haastrup, 24, from Southend, was attacked in Cressing Road on Wednesday night and died the next day at Papworth Hospital, Cambridgeshire.
He had recently become a father.
His family said: "Michael was a new father, a son, a brother and a good friend who had his whole life ahead of him.
"He had just got a new job and had a lovely new home with his partner and new son.
"He was loved by many and helped people when he could.
"He used to bring in young homeless children to spend Christmas with his family to make them feel a part of this world again and bring hope into their lives.
"May his humble soul rest in peace."
A 24-year-old man arrested on suspicion of his murder currently remains in custody being questioned by detectives.
A 20-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender has been bailed pending further enquiries.
Michael was one of two men injured just before 11pm on Wednesday outside a home in Cressing Road.
The second man, also in his 20s and from Braintree, received facial and other injuries.
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VIDEO - Sasha DiGiulian sends "Era Vella" (5.14d - 9a) in MargalefMon, 25/02/2013 - 14:30 — Petzl
Last spring, Petzl Team member Sasha DiGiulian, became the first female to redpoint Chris Sharma's Era Vella (9a/14d) in Margalef, Spain. Sasha is one of a handful of women in the world to climb at that grade and remains the only America woman to do so. Filmmakers Andy Mann and Keith Ladzinski were on hand to capture the process.
Climbing Era Vella was a new challenge for me. I fell in love with the line but it was physically challenging and it was the first route that I have actually projected. All in all, I devoted seven days to the route; however, because I tried it at the end of my first trip to Spain, I had to return to Spain one month later to accomplish it. It was a mental journey and my debut into the world of "projecting." I am motivated now to find a project that can be just as mentally captivating and aesthetically motivating as Era Vella.
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