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Five star - Leatherhead secure home play-off with a stellar demolition of Crawley Down Gatwick
12:56pm Monday 14th April 2014 in Sport By Rod Ellis
Leatherhead ripped into relegation-threatened Crawley Down Gatwick on Saturday to secure another three points and home advantage in the Ryman Division One South play-off semi- finals.
Three well-executed goals gave the visitors a comfortable lead inside the first 20 minutes before a combination of better defending and a few wasted opportunities restricted Leatherhead to a 5-0 victory.
With Mohamed Eisa unavailable and Tom Bradbrook nursing a hamstring injury, Tanners boss Richard Brady gave the number nine shirt to Tom Parkinson with deadline-day signing Richard Avery occupying the holding midfield position.
Following a quiet opening, the match burst into life after 16 minutes with Tanners scoring the first of three goals in four minutes of attacking football amid some woeful defending from the hosts.
Kev Terry burst through the middle to lay off a ball to Parkinson who fired home from the edge of the box.
Ninety seconds later, Ryan Mahal ran clear down the right, picking out an unmarked Avery in the box to head home from close range.
Within a minute of the restart, Tanners added a third goal after the nervy Crawley Down defence conceded a corner.
Ian Draycott sent a probing ball into the box and central defender Jerry Nnamani bundled it across the line to score his first Leatherhead goal for this season.
Draycott and Terry missed chances to build on Leatherhead's lead before Darren Smith struck the best goal of the match after 41 minutes.
Draycott was felled just outside the area and the Tanners captain stroked a delightful 25-yard free kick beyond the reach of Anvils' goalkeeper Zane Campbell-Rose.
Karl Akehurst had a shot on target for the hosts just before the break, but Deren Ibrahim saved comfortably.
Tanners added a fifth goal after 52 minutes. Ryan Cooper sent a cross in from the right and Avery struck it sweetly beyond the reach of the young keeper.
Avery missed a couple of chances to complete his hat-trick and Theo Fairweather-Johnson was also denied after 89 minutes with a spectacular diving save from Campbell-Rose, palming his goal-bound shot behind for a corner.
Leatherhead will face a much more severe test in their next match, when play-off chasing Burgess Hill Town visit Fetcham Grove on Saturday.
Leatherhead: Deren Ibrahim, Ryan Cooper, Daniel Johnson, Richard Avery, Jamie Coyle, Jerry Nnamani, Ryan Mahal (Theo Fairweather-Johnson 55), Darren Smith, Tom Parkinson (Chris Manda), Ian Draycott, Kevin Terry, (Matt Smart 62).
Unused subs: Tom Bradbrook, Paul Semakula.
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"The federal government recognizes that Hurricane Sandy has left damage never before experienced in downstate regions of the State of New York" Governor Cuomo said. "New Yorkers need disaster assistance from FEMA, and the way to get help is by registering. I urge those who need help to call or go online to do so as soon as possible."
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In the last round you would not have been eligible. I can't get a straight answer this time around yet...working on it. I argued with FEMA last time because one of my departments is a dedicated Technical Rescue Squad - we provide the rescue services - not the FD. In Floyd we were in the middle of it and the dedicated squads made hundreds of rescues all together. It was explained that this didn't matter -that only fire departments with fire supression responsibilites qualified. It was ridiculous - Floyd and the lack of water rescue capabilities of some places was part of the reason for these grants coming about. Hopefully my complaining -and that of many others helped and we will qualify this time around.Susan Lounsbury
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Bruce66423 writes with news of an electronic attack believed to affect at least five U.S. banking institutions this month, including JP Morgan, now being investigated by the FBI. According to the Independent, The attack on JP Morgan reportedly resulted in the loss of "gigabytes of sensitive data" that could have involved customer and employee information. It is said to have been of a level of sophistication beyond ordinary criminals, leading to speculation of a state link. The FBI is thought to be investigating whether there is a connection to Russia. American-Russian relations continue to be fraught amid the crisis in Ukraine, with sanctions ramped up. Bruce66423 asks "The quality of the attack, which appears to have led to 'gigabytes' of data being lost, is raising the prospect of a state being the source. The present culprit suggested is Russia... why the assumption it's not China — just because China isn't invading the Ukraine at the moment?" News of the attack is also at the New York Times, which notes Earlier this year, iSight Partners, a security firm in Dallas that provides intelligence on online threats, warned companies that they should be prepared for cyberattacks from Russia in retaliation for Western economic sanctions. But Adam Meyers, the head of threat intelligence at CrowdStrike, a security firm that works with banks, said that it would be "premature" to suggest the attacks were motivated by sanctions.
alphadogg (971356) writes Netflix has released three internal tools it uses to catch hints on the Web that hackers might target its services. "Many security teams need to stay on the lookout for Internet-based discussions, posts and other bits that may be of impact to the organizations they are protecting," wrote Andy Hoernecke and Scott Behrens of Netflix's Cloud Security Team. One of the tools, called Scumblr, can be used to create custom searches of Google sites, Twitter and Facebook for users or keywords.
An anonymous reader writes Google has released Chrome/Chromium version 37 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Among the changes are better-looking fonts on Windows and a revamped password manager. There are 50 security fixes, including several to patch a sandbox escaping vulnerability. The release also brings stable 64-bit Windows support which ...offers many benefits for speed, stability and security. Our measurements have shown that the native 64-bit version of Chrome has improved speed on many of our graphics and media benchmarks. For example, the VP9 codec that's used in High Definition YouTube videos shows a 15% improvement in decoding performance. Stability measurements from people opted into our Canary, Dev and Beta 64-bit channels confirm that 64-bit rendering engines are almost twice as stable as 32-bit engines when handling typical web content. Finally, on 64-bit, our defense in depth security mitigations such as Partition Alloc are able to far more effectively defend against vulnerabilities that rely on controlling the memory layout of objects. The full changelog.
Bruce66423 (1678196) writes The Guardian reports that the UK Information Commissioner has levied a fine of £180,000 on the Ministry of Justice for their failure to encrypt data held on external hard drives at prisons. The fine is nominal — one part of government fining another is rather pointless, but it does show that there's a little bit of accountability. Of course it's interesting to consider the dangers of this hopefully old way of storing backups; but the question of whether we do a lot better now is quite pointed. To make matters worse, one of the unencrypted backup hard drives walked away.
NotInHere (3654617) writes with news that Google's Project Zero has been busy at work. A month ago they reported an off-by-one error in glibc that would overwrite a word on the heap with NUL and were met with skepticism at its ability to be used in an attack. Google's 'Project Zero' devised an exploit of the out-of-bounds NUL write in glibc to gain root access using the setuid binary pkexec in order to convince skeptical glibc developers. 44 days after being reported, the bug has been fixed. They even managed to defeat address space randomization on 32-bit platforms by tweaking ulimits. 64-bit systems should remain safe if they are using address space randomization.
Gamoid writes At VMworld today, VMware introduced the Workplace Suite, a platform for securely delivering applications and content across desktops and mobile devices from the cloud. The really cool part, though, is a partnership with Google and NVIDIA to deliver even graphics-intensive Windows applications on a Chromebook. From the article: "The new VMware Workplace Suite takes advantage of three existing VMware products: Tools for application, device, and content management as well as secure cloud file storage that comes from the January acquisition of enterprise mobile management company AirWatch; VMware Horizon for desktop-as-a-service; and brand-new acquisition CloudVolumes for app delivery. "
An anonymous reader writes "At TechCentral, we get on average called at least once a week — sometimes far more often — by a friendly sounding Indian national warning us that our Windows computer is infected with a virus. The call, which originates from a call centre, follows exactly the same script every time. Usually we shrug them off and put the phone down, but this week we thought we'd humour them to find out how they operate. As this week's call came in, the first thing the "operator" at the other end of the line tried to establish was who was owner of the Windows computer in the household. I'd taken the call. It was time to have some fun. I told the scammer that I was the PC owner. He proceeded to introduce himself as "John Connor." I laughed quietly as I imagined Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator hunting down this scamster in the streets of Calcutta. Perhaps he should have come up with a more convincing name."
snydeq (1272828) writes "Nobody seems to know for sure whether 'Threshold' and 'Windows 9' will be one and the same or separate operating systems, reports Woody Leonhard in his roundup of insights on Microsoft's forthcoming OS plans, expected September 30. 'Many people think the terms are synonymous, but longtime Chinese leaker Faikee continues to maintain that they are two separate products, possibly headed in different directions. Neowin Senior Editor and Columnist Brad Sams appears to have access to the most recent test builds, possibly on a daily basis. He doesn't talk about details, but the items he's let drop on the Neowin forum leave an interesting trail of crumbs.' Either way, the next iteration of Windows will have a lot to say about the kind of Microsoft to expect as Satya Nadella cements his leadership over the flagship OS."
kdataman writes U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ben Eberle, who lost an arm and both legs in Afghanistan, had his Ipod Touch stolen on Friday. This particular Ipod Touch has an app on it that controls his $75,000 prosthetic arm. The robbery bricked his prosthesis: "That is because Eberle's prosthetic hand is programmed to only work with the stolen iPod, and vice versa. Now that the iPod is gone, he said he has to get a new hand and get it reprogrammed with his prosthesis." I see three possibilities: 1) The article is wrong, possibly to guilt the thief into returning the Ipod. 2) This is an incredibly bad design by Touch Bionics. Why would you make a $70,000 piece of equipment permanently dependent on a specific Ipod Touch? Ipods do fail or go missing. 3) This is an intentionally bad design to generate revenue. Maybe GM should do this with car keys? "Oops, lost the keys to the corvette. Better buy a new one."
An anonymous reader writes Linus Torvalds released Linux 3.17-rc2 today in commemoration of the 23rd anniversary of the original kernel announcement. It was on 25 August 1991 that he announced his new OS project to the Minix users list.
An anonymous reader writes The Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress (CSPC) launched a project to bring together representatives from the Executive Branch, Congress, and the private sector to discuss how to better secure the U.S. electric grid from the threats of cyberattack, physical attack, electromagnetic pulse, and inclement weather. In this interview with Help Net Security, Dan Mahaffee, the Director of Policy at CSPC, discusses critical security challenges.
An anonymous reader writes "Gartner reckons that the number of connected devices will hit 26 billion by 2020, almost 30 times the number of devices connected to the IoT in 2009. This estimate doesn't even include connected PCs, tablets and smartphones. The IoT will represent the biggest change to our relationship with the Internet since its inception. Many IoT devices themselves suffer from security limitations as a result of their minimal computing capabilities. For instance, the majority don't support sufficiently robust mechanisms for authentication, leaving network admins with only weak alternatives or sometimes no alternatives at all. As a result, it can be difficult for organizations to provide secure network access for certain IoT devices."
SternisheFan sends this report from CNET: Researchers at the University of California Riverside Bourns College of Engineering and the University of Michigan have identified a weakness they believe to exist across Android, Windows, and iOS operating systems that could allow malicious apps to obtain personal information. Although it was tested only on an Android phone, the team believes that the method could be used across all three operating systems because all three share a similar feature: all apps can access a mobile device's shared memory. "The assumption has always been that these apps can't interfere with each other easily," said Zhiyun Qian, an associate professor at UC Riverside. "We show that assumption is not correct and one app can in fact significantly impact another and result in harmful consequences for the user." To demonstrate the method of attack, first a user must download an app that appears benign, such as a wallpaper, but actually contains malicious code. Once installed, the researchers can use it to access the shared memory statistics of any process (PDF), which doesn't require any special privileges.
An anonymous reader writes: We've known for a while that NSA specifically targets Tor, because they want to disrupt one of the last remaining communication methods they aren't able to tap or demand access to. However, not everybody at the NSA is on board with this strategy. Tor developer Andrew Lewman says even as flaws in Tor are rooted out by the NSA and British counterpart GCHQ, other agents from the two organizations leak those flaws directly to the developers, so they can be fixed quickly. He said, "You have to think about the type of people who would be able to do this and have the expertise and time to read Tor source code from scratch for hours, for weeks, for months, and find and elucidate these super-subtle bugs or other things that they probably don't get to see in most commercial software." Lewman estimates the Tor Project receives these reports on a monthly basis. He also spoke about how a growing amount of users will affect Tor. He suggests a massive company like Google or Facebook will eventually have to take up the task of making Tor scale up to millions of users.
An anonymous reader notes coverage of research from the University of Michigan into the ease with which attackers can hack traffic lights. From the article: As is typical in large urban areas, the traffic lights in the subject city are networked in a tree-type topology, allowing them to pass information to and receive instruction from a central management point. The network is IP-based, with all the nodes (intersections and management computers) on a single subnet. In order to save on installation costs and increase flexibility, the traffic light system uses wireless radios rather than dedicated physical networking links for its communication infrastructure—and that's the hole the research team exploited. ... The 5.8GHz network has no password and uses no encryption; with a proper radio in hand, joining is trivial. ... The research team quickly discovered that the debug port was open on the live controllers and could directly "read and write arbitrary memory locations, kill tasks, and even reboot the device (PDF)." Debug access to the system also let the researchers look at how the controller communicates to its attached devices—the traffic lights and intersection cameras. They quickly discovered that the control system's communication was totally non-obfuscated and easy to understand—and easy to subvert.
paysonwelch writes The United Parcel Service announced that customers' credit and debit card information at 51 franchises in 24 states may have been compromised. There are 4,470 franchised center locations throughout the U.S., according to UPS. The malware began to infiltrate the system as early as January 20, but the majority of the attacks began after March 26. UPS says the threat was eliminated as of August 11 and that customers can shop safely at all locations.
An anonymous reader writes: A new research paper (PDF) outlines security software that scans and scrapes web sites (past and present) to identify patterms leading up to a security breach. It then accurately predicts what websites will be hacked in the future. The tool has an accuracy of up to 66%. Quoting: "The algorithm is designed to automatically detect whether a Web server is likely to become malicious in the future by analyzing a wide array of the site's characteristics: For example, what software does the server run? What keywords are present? How are the Web pages structured? If your website has a whole lot in common with another website that ended up hacked, the classifier will predict a gloomy future. The classifier itself always updates and evolves, the researchers wrote. It can 'quickly adapt to emerging threats.'"
benrothke writes When I got a copy of Social Engineering in IT Security Tools, Tactics, and Techniques by Sharon Conheady, my first thought was that it likely could not have much that Christopher Hadnagy didn't already detail in the definitive text on the topic: Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking. Obviously Hadnagy thought differently, as he wrote the forward to the book; which he found to be a valuable resource. While there is overlap between the two books; Hadnagy's book takes a somewhat more aggressive tool-based approach, while Conheady take a somewhat more passive, purely social approach to the topic. There are many more software tools in Hadnagy; while Conheady doesn't reference software tools until nearly half-way through the book. This book provides an extensive introduction to the topic and details how social engineering has evolved through the centuries. Conheady writes how the overall tactics and goals have stayed the same; while the tools and techniques have been modified to suit the times. Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review.
Slashdot regular (and Couchsurfing.org volunteer) Bennett Haselton writes with a report that an anonymous prankster hacked the Couchsurfing.org website and sent spam to about 1 million members, snarkily advertising their commercial arch-rival Airbnb as "the new Couchsurfing." (Read on below for more on the breach.) As of now, the spam's been caught, but not the spammer.
MojoKid writes We're often told that having a kill switch in our mobile devices — mostly our smartphones — is a good thing. At a basic level, that's hard to disagree with. If every mobile device had a built-in kill switch, theft would go down — who would waste their time over a device that probably won't work for very long? Here's where the problem lays: It's law enforcement that's pushing so hard for these kill switches. We first learned about this last summer, and this past May, California passed a law that requires smartphone vendors to implement the feature. In practice, if a smartphone has been stolen, or has been somehow compromised, its user or manufacturer would be able to remotely kill off its usability, something that would be reversed once the phone gets back into its rightful owner's hands. However, such functionality should be limited to the device's owner, and no one else. If the owner can disable a phone with nothing but access to a computer or another mobile device, so can Google, Samsung, Microsoft, Nokia or Apple. If the designers of a phone's operating system can brick a phone, guess who else can do the same? Everybody from the NSA to your friendly neighborhood police force, that's who. At most, all they'll need is a convincing argument that they're acting in the interest of "public safety."
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A 20-year-old firefighter from Youngstown Volunteer Fire Company was killed in a crash as he returned from mandatory training Monday night.
A 20-year-old firefighter with the Youngstown (N.Y.) Volunteer Fire Company was killed in a single-car crash Monday night while returning from mandatory training.
According to the United States Fire Administration (USFA), Thomas Burley was in his personal vehicle traveling on Route 93, near Church Road in Cambria when he crash.
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3-Classical Criticism.
4-Marxist Theory.
5-Neo-Classic Age.
6-New Criticism.
7-The Romantic Period.
Thanks in advance.
Well, if you have a few (hundred) hours, we might respond.
In the mesntime, have you tried googling these terms?
I applaud your optimism, Ucef, but 5jj is quite right: to present you with even a brief summary of those subjects would cost some hours' work on your respondents' part.
Moreover, there are already comprehensive articles on those subjects on Wikipedia, e.g. this item on Russian Formalism. So the work would be a little redundant.
But if there are particular aspects of the subjects that you need help with, of course you are always welcome to post your questions here.
Best wishes,
Not a professional ESL teacher.
I agree with MrP; if you just want an outline, then Wikipedia is as good a place as any to start.


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- Keeping it Cozy said...
Lol... the last picture is just too cute. The camellia blooms are so beautiful... what a gorgeous bloom for the new year and I love how you placed them in the mercury glass.
- December 27, 2012
- ImSoVintage said...
I love seeing your camellia blooms. It has been very cold and rainy here, too with a dusting of snow last night. The dog and pony stare down is too funny.
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- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
Pretty flowers and love the stare down.
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- Jessica Kielman said...
They are sooo pretty...not a flower to be seen over here. Love the dog and pony stare down! Happy New Year!
- December 27, 2012
- Jen said...
Very pretty and a great way to keep up the festiveness of the season after packing away the Christmas decor.
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
- December 27, 2012
- Aimee - ItsOverflowing.com said...
I just ran to peek and see if my Camellia bushes are blooming...not yet! Love the fresh color! The stare down is SO Cute!
XO, Aimee
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- Moni - Zuhaus at Home said...
Love the fresh blooms....delightful!
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- NanaDiana said...
They are beautiful. I wish I could look out my window and see something blooming besides snow flakes- xo Diana
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- Laurie said...
Your camellia blooms are gorgeous! I wish mine were blooming. Thanks for sharing yours =)
- December 27, 2012
- Shirley@Housepitality Designs said...
The flowers are so beautiful in the mercury glass...so nice to see flowers in Winter...I so miss camellias...the deer love them here...how do you keep the deer away from them?....so who won the "stare down"....Hope you had a wonderful Christmas...!!
- December 27, 2012
- Sanghamitra Bhattacherjee(Mukherjee) said...
First time visiting your blog and I must say you got a fantastic photography skill. Your home is gorgeous and this blog is awesome. Love this post with elegant silver and pink. Thanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
Greetings from Singapore~Sanghamitra
- December 27, 2012
- Heidi @ Decor & More said...
I love mercury glass -- especially in the winter! Enjoy the rest of this holiday week, Laura!
xo heidi
- December 28, 2012
love the flowers sooooo beautiful n how great that your Mom was able to visit you and your beautiful family for Christmas
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- Gypsy Heart said...
So pretty! I love the silver and mercury glass ~
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- Dewdrop Gardens said...
Oh flowers in winter...so pretty! Love how you've decorated!(the silver curly stems we call ting at work...not sure if it's the real name but that's what the supplier calls it too. lol)
Debbie :)
- December 28, 2012
- Courtney ~ French Country Cottage said...
Beautiful!!! Just love the pretty pinks and silvers together! Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!!
- January 03, 2013
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"I discovered this yummy sweet potato recipe years ago," relates Beth Buhler, Lawrence, Kansas. "There's no need for lots of butter and sugar because the pineapple and marshmallows provide plenty of sweetness. It's a holiday favorite at our house," she shares.
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