text: The Sicotte property is located 16 km east of the Selbaie Mine, which produced 53 Mt @ 1% Cu, 1.9% Zn, 0.6 g/t Au and 4.1 g/t Ag between 1982 and 2005. The property geology hosted felsic rock related to the Selbaie Mine sequence, andesitic rocks and mafic and felsic intrusions (quartz-feldspath porphyry) belonging to the Brouillian volcanic complex. The property encloses three gold showings of interest including the Ruisseau Twinning showing, characterised by a network of quartz-tourmaline veins hosted in altered diorite affected by a carbonate and sericite alteration and a dissemination of pyrite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite. High gold values ranging between 8 and 54 g/t Au (grab sample) were identified. An important ductile deformation zone of over 50 meters in thickness oriented towards the E-W and strongly altered in carbonate and silica equally affects the diorite of the Ruisseau Twinning showing. In addition, the property also includes the Lac Sicotte NE showing and a drill intersection returned values of 2.5 and 2.3 g/t Au over 1.5 and 1.0m respectively. The mineralization of these showings are associated with a network of quartz veins hosted in carbonate and silicified felsic rock and contains dissemination of pyrite and chalcopyrite. An induced polarization geophysic survey ("IP") is proposed to define the mineralized system. Drilling will follow to test the high-priority targets.


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Upscale fashion brand Michael Kors is suing Costco.
They claim that the discount retailer is falsely advertising
its handbags at bargain prices.
Costco send out a nationwide Mother's Day email on April 16,
promoting the designer handbags with prices starting at $99.99.
Michael Kors says one of the images included a shot of its
signature "MK" logo.
But, Costco doesn't sell the label!
Kors wants the court to put an end to what they believe is
false advertising.
Tiffany and Company filed a similar suit against the store
in February.
Mike and Jenn try out some of KimbertonWhole Foods and Victory Brewpub's beer inspired ice cream.
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Do not click on this blog unless you have ten minutes of your life to waste.
Seriously, it's a slippery slope. One minute you're eating a Ryvita and proof reading the latest issue of GT, the next you're watching some strange creature eating Ryvita, going 'awwwwww...'. only to realise it's like looking into a mirror.
The whole pug thing kicked off when this clips did the rounds. It's not big, it's not clever. Even we can make that noise.
That broke the watershed. Then we watched them play dead (nb: gayest "bang" evah)...
...get stuck in toilets...
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Our sun is so big that 1 million earths could fit inside of it. On the other hand, the largest star known to man is called VY Canis Majoris which could house 9,261,000,000 Suns.
If VY Canis Majoris were put in our sun's place it would extend past Saturn. VY Canis Majoris can also fit 7x10^15 Earths inside of it (that's 7 with 15 zeros after it.)
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Three burglary suspects were arrested after the vehicle they were in crashed into a pole while fleeing Las Vegas Metro police.
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Wow. I'm not sure how, but ROM CHECK FAIL is now five years old! In celebration I built a browser version which you can play RIGHT HERE!
Wow. I'm not sure how, but ROM CHECK FAIL is now five years old! In celebration I built a browser version which you can play RIGHT HERE!
None of the following keys: Enter, Esc, P, Space – have triggered pause.
Yes! Farbs for president (of a nation of his choice).
Word of advice – don't right click.
(they replaced the glitch noise)
I guess this is the best place to ask: what's the high score situation in this game? I've scored over 20000 points, is that good or weak on a global scale?
Great game! It's quite interesting to see different game models combined together randomly XD BTW, what are the names of the games you added in this? I know there's obviously Mario, Pacman and Zelda, I just can't remember the others.
Wow almost a year since your last captain whatever game update…
Can you please remind me why I gave you my money? And can I have it back?
Extremely disappointed former fan of the captain whatever series.
Does that mean you are not doing anything more on the series? I had such high hopes for this game, but your reply suggests you have given up or perhaps are just too busy with real life to continue development.
If you are done working on the series, I honestly would be interested in a refund and I would contact you as you mentioned.
Alternatively, if you can give me even the slightest glimpse of hope that there will be more to come, I would consider myself a fairly pretty patient person…
P.S. Thanks for the quick response
Well I am VERY glad to hear you are going to be able to work on this, I would be more then glad to wait and see what is coming. Like I said I have always had very high hopes for this game.
I have said this a hundred times and I sound like an old record player, but ALL this game needs is multiplayer. I know that is something WAY easier said then done, but it's kinda like minecraft. No matter how powerful you are or how amazing your ship is, it just is not as fun if you can't share it with someone.
Even a simple 2 player co-op would be AMAZING for this game and I would never ask for another update again!
I am quite aware of how difficult adding multiplayer can be late in development, but honestly that is all this game needs. A way to play with others, even on a small scale, would make a MASSIVE difference in the "long term playability" of this game.
Thanks so much for the quick replies and PLEASE keep my MP idea in mind if there's ANY possibility of it ever happening. I really think it could make the difference between this being a small project game or a huge internet sensation.
P.S. Sorry for being a jerk in my original post, I was frustrated :\
Thanks for the reply. If you're interested in seeing the monster gameplay leading to the score, I have it on youtube. The description has some tactics discussion as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92-1wVZ5-r4


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Davin Bellamy, a defensive end/outside linebacker recruit out of Chamblee (Ga.) High School, has a new leader, he told ESPN:
"We have a new leader in the house," Bellamy said. "I definitely think with this scheme and [Todd] Grantham, the years he has been here, that position has led the SEC in sacks. So the proof is in the pudding. He coached Demarcus Ware, so I feel like with my skill set, he can take it here and I can be like Jarvis Jones and a top-10 pick."
Bellamy is extremely concerned about early playing time, though the 6'5, 230-pound end likely needs to redshirt to add size and learn the game.
Despite naming Georgia as his new leader, Bellamy remains committed to Florida State. Fans and members of the respective coaching staffs involved in his recruitment will likely have their own opinion on the status of his commitment.


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Nexus 7 or moto x
i currently own a galaxy s2, but i have the money to buy a new device. My options are to buy a nexus 7 and hold on to my s2 for some time, or replace it for a new moto x. In my country the moto x is the only decent option besides the s4. I would use the nexus 7 for pdf reading, browsing and some gaming. what would you do?


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Basketball day! 3 must see games
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"Comics as Literature."
Volume I of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's graphic novel that brings together literary characters from different classics.< read all 7 reviews
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What have you found makes for an effective blog title? You know, the kind that attracts visitors and engages them in the brilliant content you have created... How do you go about writing those strong blog titles?
I'm interested from two perspectives.
1. What do you react to and respond to when you are exploring ideas?
2. What do others respond to when you publish your own content online?
From having done this for a while, I know that a blog title - as well as a web page title - needs to be succinct. It needs to communicate concisely what the thrust of the content you are publishing is about.
That means that a blog title should be no longer than 70 characters. [See SEOMoz Title Tag article.] And it had better contain terms that are relevant to what you have written and meaningful to the persona or prospect or visitor you are trying to connect with [i.e., keywords].
Once those bases are covered, it's a matter of figuring out how to capture the attention of potential visitors and readers...
You might
As with many things, the perfect solution to writing strong blog titles depends on the circumstances and the topic. However, I bet there are successes you have encountered that would be valuable to those wanting to write effective blog titles.
Won't you share them?
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Laboratory of Tumor Immunology and Biology
The Laboratory of Tumor Immunology and Biology (LTIB) functions as a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary translational research programmatic effort with the goal of developing novel immunotherapies for cancer. The LTIB strategic plan focuses on the development of novel immunotherapeutics for human carcinomas, not only as monotherapies, but more importantly, in combination with other immune-mediating modalities, and other conventional or experimental therapies, as part of an immuno-oncology programmatic effort. Within this effort are several research groups, a clinical trials group, two independent tenure-track investigators, and multiple collaborations with intramural and extramural scientific and clinical investigators and with investigators in the private sector. The program takes advantage of the uniqueness of the NCI intramural program in that it spans high-risk basic discovery research in immunology and tumor biology, through preclinical translational research, to paradigm-shifting clinical trials. Focus is placed on the design and development of novel 'off-the-shelf' recombinant (rec.) vaccines and immunomodulators that can be used in clinical studies at numerous institutions, and do not involve costly and labor-intensive ex vivo manipulations that can be carried out in only one or two centers. This is accomplished via Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) with partners in the private sector that provide agents for preclinical studies in appropriate animal models that we have developed and in human in vitro systems. The immunotherapeutics that we have developed have also enabled collaborations with other clinical investigators at extramural Cancer Centers.
Office of the Chief: Dr. Jeffrey Schlom (Senior Investigator, Chief). This office is responsible for the administrative functions of the LTIB, such as travel, personnel actions, training, meetings, manuscript editing, purchasing, etc.
Recombinant Vaccine Group: Dr. James Hodge (Tenure-Track Investigator, Head). This group investigates how non-immune-based therapies affect tumor cells and specific components of the immune system. An emphasis is placed on the mechanisms of how standard-of-care and new experimental therapies alter tumor cells to render them more susceptible to immune-based therapies. These studies form the rationale for novel immune- and non-immune-based combination clinical trials.
Immunoregulation Group: Dr. Claudia Palena (Tenure-Track Investigator, Head). This group investigates mechanisms of tumor progression, including mechanisms of metastasis and tumor resistance to therapies, and how immune-based therapies can be employed as therapeutics directed against such tumor-cell phenotypes. These studies have led to the identification and analyses of transcription factors that are drivers of the phenomenon of epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) and to ongoing clinical studies employing vaccines directed against one of these gene products.
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Dr. Schlom directs the LTIB's translational research program which consists of 4 research groups and a clinical trials group.
Cytokine Group: Dr. John Greiner (Staff Scientist, Head). This group investigates the mechanisms by which cytokines and other immune modulators affect the host immune system and the tumor microenvironment for use in combination with immunotherapeutics and other forms of cancer therapy.
Cellular Immunology Group: Dr. Kwong Yok Tsang (Senior Associate Scientist, Head). This group is involved in studies to identify and modify tumor-associated antigens to enhance their immunogenicity in cancer patients in vaccine-mediated immunotherapy. The group also studies patients' immune responses to provide critical information toward the development of more effective immunotherapeutic approaches to cancer.
Molecular Immunology Group: Dr. Benedetto Farsaci (Research Fellow, Head). In this group emphasis is placed on the identification of specific immune cell subsets that can help identify cancer patients most likely to benefit from immunotherapy. This group also studies the tumor microenvironment and specific immune cell subsets in the periphery, pre- and post-immunotherapy, to identify potential correlations with clinical responses of patients treated with immunotherapies as monotherapy or combination therapy.
Immunotherapeutics Group: Dr. Jeffrey Schlom (Senior Investigator, Head). This group focuses on the design and development of novel cancer immunotherapeutics such as cancer vaccines, checkpoint inhibitors and other immune modulators for use as monotherapies or in combination with standard-of-care and experimental non-immune-based therapeutics. This is accomplished via collaborative efforts with laboratory and clinical investigators in other NCI Branches/Laboratories, at extramural Cancer Centers, and in the private sector.
Clinical Trials Group: Dr. Christopher Heery (Staff Clinician, Director). This group designs and conducts science-driven clinical studies as a consequence of hypothesis-driven preclinical studies in the laboratory. Dr. Heery works closely with Drs. James Gulley and Ravi Madan (Genitourinary Malignancies Branch), both of whom are Adjunct Investigators in the LTIB, and with Dr. Schlom and other LTIB staff members as a well-integrated immunotherapy team. This group also serves as the conduit for collaborative trials with clinical investigators in other NCI Branches and at numerous extramural Cancer Centers.
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A Sheridan group clears a major hurdle in bringing new businesses and jobs to KOTA Territory.
The City of Sheridan is transferring 15 acres, ten in the Sheridan Commercial Park, to the Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority (SEEDA). The plan is to set the land aside for new and expanding businesses.
SEEDA says this acquisition was years in the making and it may take a few more to bring in actual businesses. More sewer and road work is needed to accommodate additional facilities. But the group is excited about the types of employers expected to set up shop there.
"We'd like to see light manufacturing come in. We'd like to see service sector come in, maybe a rental truck company," said SEESA Chairman John Heath.
The necessary infrastructure work will resume once the weather warms up in the spring. The other five acres acquired are located on the northern part of town.


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There are just two days left until $85 billion in automatic budget cuts kick in across the nation.
The White House is insisting that any new plan includes cutting tax loopholes to bring in more revenue.
Republicans say they will not approve any more tax increases.
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin says automatic federal budget cuts set to go into effect Friday would mean National Guard and civilian defense layoffs in the state, along
with reduced funding for programs such as education, and public health and safety.
The West Virginia Democrat said Tuesday that while he's discouraged Congress hasn't reached a long-term, bipartisan compromise, he's still "very hopeful" a deal can get done.
Manchin says 2,000 Department of Defense civilian employees in the state would be furloughed if the cuts occur. And 56 members of the West Virginia National Guard would be laid off immediately, while more than 900 state Guard members would be furloughed for 22 days.
He also says the state would lose $430,000 in grants to prevent and treat substance abuse.
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|Final - 1.24.2014
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|Stony Brook Seawolves
One of my favorite type of game is that between two undefeated teams. There's no clear top team or underdog. It's a free for all, usually with luck in favor of whoever has home court advantage. Stony Brook versus Vermont is nothing short of an intense battle of the fittest.
I've been told that Pritchard Gymnasium is quite possibly the hardest gym to grab a road win in the America East Conference. I've heard the stories of the intensity from the fans that can squash any opposing team's hopes of walking away the victor. It's one of the smaller gyms I've been to. I was even run over by an out of bounds Dave Coley in the second half.
They had sold out by game day and were turning people away at the door who hadn't bought tickets prior to the game. When Vermont took the floor for shoot around before the game, the entire Stony Brook crowd erupted into a loud and nerve wracking "boo!"
Stony Brook started the game off hot with Jameel Warney hitting the first jumper of the game. They managed to penetrate Vermont's defense for a 44 to 28 lead by the half. Despite Vermont being a tough defensive team, Stony Brook managed most of their points inside the paint.
"This is the best defensive team in the league... I was most surprised we were able to score 44 points in the first half." said Stony Brook head coach Steve Pikiell
Vermont on the other hand, had trouble finding their way in the paint and resorted to taking more perimeter shots, but hitting only 8 of their 22 attempts. Kurt Steidl stepped it up for the Catamounts in the second half when they needed it. He hit four of six from beyond the arch, the most important being when he brought the game to 62-65 with three minutes left. Most of the Catamount points came from the bench.
"I thought we did a great job on their starters. Carissimo is an excellent guard, but what happens is you take away one thing and you see how much depth they have."
Vermont managed to claw their way back from a 17 point deficit to make it a three point game with two minutes remaining. Their run lasted most of the second half, but in the last few minutes of the game, neither team had shots fall.
Ethan O`Day took the three point shot that would have tied the game and sent it into overtime with one second remaining. As soon as it hit the rim the entire gym erupted in excitement. The Seawolves would continue their conference season undefeated.
Stony Brook doesn't have much time to revel in their win. They have only 24 hours to prepare for a home game against Maine on Sunday.
"You gotta keep grinding. Games are hard to win, home or away, when you play good teams. We've been in this position before. I like the fact that when we needed stops we got 'em. That's a good sign for us."


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If weight is an Issue, I would take a G1X and a small tripod. You'll have more important stuff to take than just a camera. First Aid, A Good Knife, Food, Utensils, Flash-lights, sleeping bad and tent or hammock, Fire kit, ETC. You want to be as light as possible.
If Weight is not an issue, Take whatever you want.
When hiking Mt. Fuji, he won't need any of that stuff as there is a lodge near the top of the mountain which serves curry and has sleeping bags for everyone. There is also numerous checkpoints and a boatload of people do the climb so it's pretty safe.
The only thing here that might be good is a head lamp or a flashlight. And if so, i'd go with a LED one as it is a long hike and the batteries will last and if you are slow you'll reach the lodge after nightfall.
Personally, I would just bring the wide-angle lens to cut down on weight. Mt. Fuji is not an easy climb if you've never been hiking before. Also, you might have trouble setting up a tripod at the top as it will be swamped with people.
One hint, if you have another camera ready, you can have one takign a shot of the sunrise, and another taking a shot of Mt. Fuji's shadow stressing out from teh base of the Mt.. It ends up being close to a perfect triangle and is pretty excellent looking.


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Cherish this moment my friends. Cherish it. That is one thing I have learned from our last Super Bowl appearances. These moments just don't happen every year, and if you lived long enough, every decade. The accomplishment of having this opportunity before the team is so great that I am stepping back just to soak it all in. The Steelers are in the Super Bowl. There are few 'top of the mountain' feelings in life and even fewer for that feeling to occur three times in six years. If we win the super bowl this year, we as fans will fit the definition of spoiled. I'm not talking about the Lebron James ' I spoiled Cleveland with my talents'. I'm talking about spoiled in a sense that we have witnessed success in its zenith. There is no other franchise that can give you what the Steelers give, achievement, a sense of family, and stability. We are witnessing a run that has only been matched 4 previous times in a span of over 40 years. A win here is truly historical.
Our Steelers have come off of two games of two halves. We hope that the two better halves can be concatenated into one game this Sunday. I'll make a bold prediction and say we'll see that to a degree. I'm not trying to say that we will blow out Green Bay. I am merely saying that we will play good clean executed football for 60 mins. That should net us a win but I think Green Bay can and will play with us. I have a lot of respect for the Packers and as stated in previous threads they are a very likable team and franchise. So much so, that Mechem had to do an entire poast creating ways to hate this team and I still can't bring myself to do it.
The fast track of dallas will help the packers. Their 2nd, 3rd, and 4th receivers have a lot of speed and BMac and Gay aren't exactly burners. That is where I think GB will try to attack, those corners using seam routes and quick passes with the occasional try for the deep ball. I expect Dick to implement a plan similar to the one displayed in the Cardinals game where our D slowed down Kurt Warner, Larry F, Anquan Boldin, and Steve Breasten. You can argue that they were a better team of QB & WR from top to bottom but none of that matters now. We will need to execute again. Another note is that when we get our hands on AR12 we must bring him down. He is just as good at breaking tackles and finding open WRs down field as Ben. If we can sack him and hit him that will bode well for the defense.
Our offense has to establish the running game. That will help the passing game and keep the pressure off of Ben. The Packers like to send DBs in on blitzes also and that is where strip sacks can occur as we well know. I don't think anyone on the field has the speed Mike Wallace has so look for him to get a couple of looks deep. If Ben doesn't under throw him, its six. Also look for the rest of our 'Young Money' crew to come up big also. Ward, Heath and Wallace get all the attention from opposing defense. Sanders and Brown are not well known, even though they are making a name for themselves, and they can make big plays. GB hasn't had a great special teams returner so we might be safe there. Like Tomlin said this will be a game of execution. In each of the previous two super bowls he has had a pick, its time to break that streak. I hope you are ready, this one is basically for the hall of fame, for Ben, for Troy, for Ward, for Tomlin. Win this game and putting them the Hall becomes especially easy. I'm so ready.
Steelers WR Hines Ward said he wouldn't mind be reunited with former teammate Plaxico Burress upon his release from prison. "If ... the Pittsburgh Steelers did bring Plaxico back, I'd give him a big hug, and we'd be right out there playing together," Ward told reporters
What I want to take from this is that this doesn't sound like a man thinking of retirement. I think we'll Hines for at least one more year, he'll get his 1,000 catches then retire. On the Plaxico note, I don't think thats a good investment. I'm not saying the guy would still be a head case but he'll be 34 before any games start and it took Mike Vick a year before you saw him back to his normal self. So we're talking Burress being 35 as a WR? Not the long term solution and whos to say that he'll ever be his old self again catching TD passes? I'll pass, give Sweed one last chance or draft someone.
Steelers ILB James Farrior disputed a claim by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that no teammates defended QB Ben Roethlisberger when Goodell interviewed them following Roethlisberger's sexual assault allegations. "That's not true," he said. "We've always been behind Ben. We all love the guy."
This was a huge story which Peter King should get all of the blame for says Art Rooney. I agree with him too, Goodell was misquoted and had no control over when that story was released. But I do think this will continue the us vs the world mentality for the Steelers. I don't think it matters that much, especially to a veteran team that has been here and won twice before, but like Mechem said, anything helps.
Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger said he's a better man and teammate than he was a year ago, but he declined to discuss specifics of his past, including sexual assault allegations. "It's not time to reflect because really it's about this game," he said
Really not a time to reflect. We can get into details after the game, the last thing you want is breaking news about your story before the Super Bowl. Smart here by Ben. Is he a changed man? For his sake, I hope so. But I do here him talk more about his faith, family, and team than he did in the past. I don't know the man so I just hope they aren't hollow words as it seems that they are for a lot of other people.
Steelers C Maurkice Pouncey still hopes to play in the Super Bowl despite a high left ankle sprain. Pouncey was off crutches at the team's media day on Tuesday, but he's still wearing a walking boot "to protect it."
75%. It'll probably be 100% come saturday. I told you, he is Wolverine's twin brother - he's already healed he just doesn't want to expose the fact that he is a mutant. I think you'll see Maurkice give it a go Sunday. Just a gut feeling.
Steelers special teams coach Al Everest on K Shaun Suisham: "When (former K) Jeff Reed was let go we knew what we were getting because he had done some good things. You never know for sure, of course, but he's done a great job."
Biggest gamble of the year. If Shaun Suisham comes in and doesn't perform then there are tons of people out there second guessing tomlin. You could argue we'd be 13-3 at least if Reed doesn't miss two FGs vs Baltimore. Lets hope Everest has his Special Teams unit playing mistake free football Sunday night.
Steelers LB James Harrison on the league's policy on devastating hits: "I just want to tackle them softly on the ground. Can you lay a pillow down where I'm going to tackle them so they don't hit the ground too hard, Mr. (Commissioner Roger) Goodell?"
I had to take this quote because its so funny. James was hilarious yesterday and if you didn't catch it you can watch part of it here. He also said that, "We try to hit hard, we don't want to be fined." James took direct shots at Goodell. I probably won't get fined either because that would paint Goodell in a bad light and he needs good publicity right now dealing with the labor issues. If Goodell took action then it would really look like he is singling James out.
- Steelers DC Dick LeBeau was asked if winning one more Super Bowl ring would satisfy his thirst. "I still have plenty of fingers left (for Super Bowl rings)," he said.
Its about being driven, not being thirsty. I don't know how long Coach Dad is going to stay around but definitely not counting the days. He is a great coach and even when the defense seems to struggle a bit, he always seems to know the right buttons to push to get it back on track. Shame to all of us who had any ponderings to if the game had passed him by midseason.
Steelers DBs coach Ray Horton on S Troy Polamalu: "He's probably the best defensive player of all time."
My dad puts him number 1 at all positions of all time. I really can't argue with him.
Steelers DBs coach Ray Horton on possibly becoming the Cards' DC: "I can envision a defensive coordinator opportunity somewhere in the league. There's only three left, but if you know somebody, there's a rapport there and a familiarity. I'd love to get a phone call."
Steelers LBs coach Keith Butler has one year remaining on his contract, but Pittsburgh could give him permission to talk to the Cards and could allow him to vacate his contract if the Cards offer him the DC job
Why do the Cards want to take our players and coaches too? I love for guys to get a chance at promotion but it just seem like the Cardinals are swagger jackin'.
Former Cowboy and current TV analyst Daryl Johnston is picking the Packers: "The defenses will even each other out but Green Bay's ability to spread the ball around with (QB) Aaron Rodgers will be the difference," he said.
This is it right here. If Ben wants to be included with Brady, Peyton, and Brees by the national media he must out play Rodgers Sunday. If he does then you will see a lot of people include him in that group more often. He's done it before and I think he'll do it again. And by the way, the defenses don't even each other out, ours is better period. Our secondary is so underrated and I think Troy will make his presence known in this game.
Steelers RT Flozell Adams on facing Green Bay's OLB Clay Matthews: "Clay's a great player, so it'll be a great matchup whoever he goes against because he flops sides and everything, and I'm just looking forward to the challenge."
I think he is going to have a great game, Adams that is. There is a chance that he may want it too much. Hopefully the rest of the team will keep him from being too excited.


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A. Agarwal, "Limits on Interconnection Network Performance," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 398-412, October, 1991.
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Dear Mr. Scorsese-
Your letter to your daughter Francesca came to my attention and I just had a few comments in response.
First, I apologize for not seeing The Wolf of Wall Street. There was a time not too long ago where I would have been one of the first people at the theatre to see your films. Goodfellas is one of my all time favorites. But I can't bring myself to see The Wolf of Wall Street. Women who I have spoken with have told me how difficult it was to sit through and how uncomfortable they were about the portrayals of women in the film.
Hey, it might be a great film according to some folks. It might even win the Oscar, but I'm just not going to put myself through it. Life is too short.
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I am really glad that you are excited about the future of film even while you acknowledge the closing of a chapter which you were one of the leaders of. I too am excited. This is the wild west and while it is scary for many filmmakers the possibilities are great. I'm really glad that you have exposed your daughter to many films since she was a young girl. I can't even imagine how cool it must have been to see films with you and have you explain shots and story details. She is a lucky girl.
But Mr. Scorsese, have you shown your daughter any films directed by women? You tell her how important it is for her to embrace her voice, but at the same time all the directors you name as people who keep you heartened about the future of moviemaking are all MEN.
And since she is a girl have you told her that it will be harder for her as a director? (Do you even know how hard it is for women?) That there are less opportunities for women, and that in 2012 only 9% of the top grossing films were directed by women? And will you also tell her that you got a DGA nomination yesterday and that no women were nominated? And have you told her yet that only one woman has ever won an Oscar for best director?
I hope your daughter has a vision like you do. I would be delighted to see a movie directed by Francesca Scorsese. But remember, role models and visionaries come in both sexes and we need female directors to inspire young boys and girls so that all children can grow up and trust their voices and visions.
Melissa Silverstein
Alan | April 22, 2014 8:17 AM
What he says is possibly true but that is only because women directors are a relatively new thing, at least in terms of how long and how many good movies you have to make to establish a reputation like Mr S.
Sean Finnegan | January 17, 2014 6:13 PM
I seriously can't wrap my head around how twisted and insincere this article is. No joke, I feel my blood boiling when I think about it too much. Scorsese's open letter to his daughter was an insightful, personal and inspiring glimpse into the perspective of one of cinema's greatest auteurs. The wisdom he imparted speaks volumes to filmmakers of all walks of life, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. The values he cites are universally human.
Ms. Silverstein, you are perverting the message of Marty's letter by making it about gender equality. Yes, gender equality is a huge problem in the film industry and in the media as a whole, and yes it's a hot button topic that's bound to get clicks, but in my opinion as a filmmaker and a writer it's nothing but intellectual fraud. You're making mountains out of molehills to criticize an artist for having his own preferences. His influences are his influences, and in this discipline we've all got our own preferences. Who he wants to tell his daughter about as far as filmmakers goes is his own deal. He owes nothing to you. He owes nothing to women as a social demographic. He owes nothing to anyone in this regard.
I would be embarrassed to have written and published this.
aovinaovin | January 14, 2014 3:38 PM
Chantal Ackerman wanted to be a filmmaker after watching Pierrot le Fou by Godard. Catherine Breillat wanted to be a filmmaker after watching Sawdust and Tinsel by Ingmar Bergman. Jane Campion's top ten on Criterion has one film by a female director.
Not saying women directors don't deserve the same recognition in the film world, which you seem to think is Scorsese's opinion, especially when you brought up, "beside the point", the apparent misogyny of his newest film. However, I would argue that the gender behind those movies which influenced the above mentioned directors weren't recognized because of what kind of genitals their director's sported. They spoke to those women on a common, genderless level.
Their artistic awakenings just happened to be nudged by men, and they felt it was fair play in the film world, a feeling which they acted upon and that started to change things. The source of influence doesn't matter when it creates the kind of change you're advocating.
Tommy | January 14, 2014 2:36 PM
This is a ridiculous article. Scorsese named these directors because they're great, not because of their ethnicity, nationality, skin colour, gender or something else. And the worst thing about this is, that she actually won't watch The Wolf of Wall Street and make up her own mind. "No", she says, "if my friends say it's sexist and doesn't have female roles with depth, then it MUST be true!"
Adam | January 14, 2014 12:29 AM
Gender is irrelevant, in my opinion. It's likely that the percentage of women in the industry is less than men. So, of course there aren't going to be as many female nominees. Not as many women choose this line of work. Scorcese chose to mention the names he did because of reasons meaningful to him, not based on gender to sympathize with her.
I believe what he is doing, and is what I would do with my own daughter, is teach her as if she is no different from anyone else, that she would have to compete on a level that does not discriminate or provide any special treatment, and will slaughter anyone, man or woman, who can't compete.
It may be tougher on women, but that just means she would have to work harder. And naturally, his daughter will figure that out on her own, without Scorces putting it in her mind that she has a disadvantage.
E | January 13, 2014 8:34 PM
Maybe Scorsese didn't name any female directors because he doesn't think the filmmakers his daughter should aspire to be amongside needs to include females because his daughter is a female. He was objectively listing names. Also, like ANON stated, there were only white names but this doesn't mean he was trying to be unsupportive of filmmakers of color.
Since he would like to involve his daughter in the world of film and cinema I hope that this means he doesn't exclude women from directing and such.
Rachel Feldman | January 11, 2014 11:55 PM
Bravo Melissa.
cinemalover | January 10, 2014 8:38 PM
I don't really see where this came from, as his letter was about cinema and filmmakers. The filmmakers listed just so happened to be men, so what? Why did this have to turn into a "girl-power" feminist rebuttal. Women expect equality in the film industry, working in this business I see countless women getting stuff done for films, in an office-setting and on-set. Have you ever considered the fact that those women who DO make films just don't ever make the cut due to quality? As proven, most recently with Kathryn Bigelow (love her films), women DO get recognition... when it is of quality work just like everyone else out there in the world. It is unfair to just pick women as "great filmmakers" for the sake of picking women. I'll give you an example, Sofia Coppola. She can make a decent film every now and then (personally I am not a fan of her work) but she gets plenty of recognition as a filmmaker and she is a woman. And by the way, these are people he thinks are great filmmakers, his subjective opinion and it doesn't have to match yours. I would like to know which women you would think deserve to be listed here as you have provided none.
GURNEYHALEK | January 10, 2014 3:06 AM
Okay Melissa, since you're such an avid lover of women filmmakers, I challenge you to name TEN influential female filmmakers without having to search on Google.
I'll give you a head start with 3 names: (1) Jane Campion (2) Kathryn Bigelow (3) Leni Reifenstahl
SSman | January 9, 2014 2:36 PM
An artist shouldn't have to cater towards anyone. Martin Scorsese is a brilliant filmmaker and to make him cave to the demands of "feminists" and other ideologies for the sake of political correctness is a sin. We create art so that we can explore all sorts of worlds and mindsets, and by creating a film like Wolf of Wall Street is bold and even praiseworthy, because it shows that Scorsese is going to give the audience an experience of immorality which leads us to to gain new perspectives on the meaning of such terms. This almost harkens back to Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange which was seen as dangerous and shocking in its portrayal of sexuality and violence, yet nonetheless gave audience goers a perspective and a harbinger on the nature of human mischief. The Wolf Of Wall Street is a similar piece on the nature of greed, and because it explicitly bombards us with a portrayal of women and sex, the movie is intended to sicken us of the character's guiltlessness of his heinous actions. The movie doesn't tell us how to feel about the subject, we are supposed to watch it and respond as humanly we can to it. That is how Scorsese's brilliance works with the counterpoint of glamorization to what the subtext really is.
Secondly, it is a shame that people judge a film like the Wolf of Wall Street without watching it. Art is supposed to be experienced up front. If you choose not to see it and then make claims about it, you are only perpetuating a generic ignorance and a lack of comprehension of the true nature of the piece. It is not wise to read a report on a film and then claim you know exactly what it means and what the filmmaker is saying (what you really know is what somebody else thinks with an injection of their own bias).
Finally, just because Scorsese writes a letter to his daughter mentioning a few specific names doesn't mean he doesn't show her movies by female directors. He is talking about a select few great filmmakers of today who have created brilliant films, nothing more, nothing less. The fact that you're reading into a part of the letter (literally a sentence) as some grand mantra of Scorsese's antagonism towards women is absolute baloney and nothing more than a lame overreaction based on some political agenda of yours.
mkd500 | January 9, 2014 11:55 AM
While I think it's brilliantly made, I am no fan of "Wolf," because I feel that Scorsese was a just a tad too entranced with the gonzo-ness of it all and lacked sufficient critical distance on his subject matter. That includes the enthusiastic depiction of hookers, although of course that was part of the world he's portraying. But I do think it's unfair to slag him as unsupportive of female filmmakers. Some years back Scorsese hosted a screening I attended for Debra Granik's first feature "Down the Bone" (which preceded "Winter's Bone"); he was clearly a major fan of the film was using his influence to try and get both Debra and Vera Farmiga, in her first significant role, out in front of audiences. It's hardly his fault that the history of great cinematic achievement is dominated by men -- and yes, white men -- because that's simply a fact, whether anyone likes it or not, although of course many people wish the history were different, myself included. At the same time, a title by Jane Campion and another by Charles Burnett would've gone a long way to both remove the sting and improve his list.
Anon | January 9, 2014 9:00 AM
I think it's amazing that all you White women have been in an outrage about Scorsese not naming any women but at the same time have just completely ignored the fact that he only named White people. This right here is White feminism in a nutshell. We're supposed to feel bad about you not getting equal oppurtunities but you couldn't care less about the marginalization of men and women of color. This article is such a joke.
& just as an fyi: I'm only trying to make a point about how hypocritical White feminists can be.
I'm not actually upset that Scorsese didn't name any women or poc because I'm pretty sure that he was talking about filmmakers that get to make creative films with a good amount of money behind them. There aren't many women or poc in that position. This isn't his fault, it's just a sad reality.
Christopher Strong | January 9, 2014 8:59 AM
Oh No! Concern Troll (ie. Melissa Silverstein) is Concerned. I so tired of this. It's basically another example of Outrage Porn. Anyone can play that game: Why didn't Scorsese mention an appropriate ratio of African-American, Latino American, Native American & Asian American filmmakers in that letter? Why did he not have an appropriate ratio of French, Spanish, Mexican, Chilean, Canadian, Iranian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, British, Russian, German, Irish, Israeli, Australian, Indian etc. filmmakers? Reductio Ad Absurdum. This is what online cultural discourse has devolved into...Concern Trolling.
How many films has Melissa Silverstein made? What contributions to film restoration has Melissa Silverstein accomplished? How many independent & foreign films has Melissa Silverstein brought to US theaters?
Furthermore who is Melissa Silverstein to adjudicate what advice should be given in an open letter from Scorsese to his daughter? If she were in those same shoes, one would hope that random bloggers wouldn't attempt to pester and cajole and browbeat and badger and Concern Troll the living daylights out of those open letters solely for the page clicks and attention.
Obviously it's easier to attack someone for sins of omission (THAT YOU DECIDED ALL BY YOURSELF) than to actually CREATE something. She can go pound sand as far as I'm concerned.
Sonya Alexander | January 9, 2014 7:13 AM
For God's sake, I wish people would leave this man alone. He has been directing high-testosterone, macho films forever. He did however do "The Age of Innocence." Did any of his usual fanbase come out and say the film was too soft? Don't think so. But, in this era of being ultra-PC, now everything gets picked apart. "Wolf of Wall Street" reminded me of some of the 80s films that portrayed excess and decadence, "Wall Street," "American Psycho," "Less Than Zero." It's a shame you won't allow yourself to see the film because of the way women are portrayed. What if they're being portrayed correctly? Why should he have to harness in his form of storytelling so he doesn't offend anyone?
I think the letter to his daughter is wonderful. He's not a female director and he's not obligated to be an advocate for women filmmakers. His films aren't things like "Steel Magnolias" or "The Notebook." Screenwriting #101 tells you to write what you know. Seems the same would apply to directing. Please leave this legendary director alone. It's bad enough that it took him so long to get an Oscar. All this knitpicking and tearing down someone's artform is sure sign of the times. And it's a sad one.
Kathy | January 8, 2014 11:53 PM
Thanks for speaking out, Melissa.
TinaC | January 8, 2014 12:45 PM
This was a very very good movie. Sorry you're unwilling to watch it due to the way women are portrayed. I wasn't offended, but I don't tend to try and find offense for the sake of an argument.
Maxfly | January 8, 2014 12:13 PM
Thank you so much for this letter. I have often, throughout my life, been on the recieving end of baffled looks of friends when I haven't raved over the latest Scorsese film. Don't get wrong I like his films, but I've never been gobsmacked, bowled over, cowered by awe at after watching one of his movies. It took me a long time to realize that it's because I just don't connect with the hyper masculinity of his films. They are good films, but generally I'd rather watch something with at least some women (interesting non victim women). I hope that his daughter, who I imagine is an intelligent creature, will recognize this dearth in her father's films and his education of her and seek out the female directors he's overlooked. It's what I've been trying to do for myself for years.
vitriol | January 8, 2014 12:11 PM
I applaud you for speaking out. I too, am not seeing the movie. One only had to look at the trailer and that part with Jonah Hill telling a blonde model to shut up, that it was his money that she was taping to her breasts, to see that something was wrong here. They say it's just art, but think of how many 7 yr old boys and girls are going to see this because the majority of Americans are completely uncritical of the movies they see and let their children see. For that reason, there is some moral responsibility for film makers, at least those in the mainstream, which is totally lacking in Hollywood. Think about if we had a country where the art actually tried to inspire good things in people.
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Exhibition, conference, camp and much more at Pixelache
Pixelache Festival 2013 with its theme of Facing North Facing South profiles the work of the Bricolabs mailing list, an independent and dynamic network of people absorbed with sharing, DIY, open source software, hardware and environmental sustainability living in various localities across the world whose online and offline exchange of heterogeneous practices and ideas have driven the network since its formation in 2006.
Bricolabs' Exhibition
Where: Suvilahti 'Square' (location to be confirmed), free entrance!
Opening: Thursday 16.5. at 19.00
Exhibition dates: 17.-26.5., from Wednesday to Sunday 13.00 – 18.00
Three shipping containers will host workshops and artworks made by various members of Bricolabs: A 'brico-archive' corner assembled by Gabriele Asbesto, including diverse documentation on processes, including "how-to's", video works, texts and brico-objects; A nearby graffiti wall will provide an evolving open canvas for demonstration and exchange of concepts, ideas and views; An interactive installation – Vjing Nature - created by Ivan Henriques & Kasia Molga and Erik Overmeire will invite us to address inter-connections between sensor technology, data vis and microbiology; In addition, the Sensorium project from Salvador de Bahia will be presented on video. Collaborative curation; visual design: Kruno Jost.
Bricolabs' Conference
Where: Happi, Sörnäisten rantatie 31 (till 16.00) and Eesti Maja, Sörnäisten rantatie 22 (from 16.30), free entrance!
When: Friday 17.5, 10.00 – 19.00
With two decades of mailing lists and related cultural practices, we have seen networks rise, disintegrate, or become rather resilient. Long term contributors to lists like bricolabs may see the network as an affective element that not only enables free sharing of information and concepts, but also expresses degrees of belonging to a hybrid of social relations, sets of idea(l)s and physically bound practice. The idea of network culture also builds on peer to peer collaborative approaches enshrined within free and open software communities. Since these lists and networks are on one level placeless, if not unbound of places, the question is – belonging where? What kind of 'bind' is this affective relationship, and how does it configure place relations, and ultimately, another way of looking at geopolitics? Can networked practices be both grounded in various localities and unbound simultaneously, growing stronger as they mutually configure?
Camp Pixelache in Naissaar 18-19.5
Camp Pixelache 2013 is held on 18-19 May. Except for the keynote lecture planned in advance, typically like at unconferences, the agenda will be created by the attendees at the beginning of the event. Anyone who wants to initiate a discussion on a given topic can claim a time and a space. Our curated themes for the Festival are emerging as Creative Development (North-South, Tallinn-Helsinki & other relations), Virtuality, Resonance, Anti-disciplinarity, Waste, Techno-ecologies, and Control. Welcome to be inspired by these or introduce other topics into the Camp!
We have invited Mary Mellor to give a keynote presentation on Naissaar. Mary Mellor is a Social Science Professor at Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne (UK), who has a long-standing interest in alternative, green and feminist economics. Within the concert hall and related buildings open workshops can also be organised.
Welcome Back Ye Annunaki
Welcome Back Ye Annunaki is a showcase of works answering the question How would you host an ancient alien? The artists in the exhibition responded to an international call for proposals inspired by Zecharia Sitchin's Earth Chronicles, a book detailing how the human species originated from extraterrestrial beings. These distant relatives are scheduled to return to the earth in December 2012.
Participating artists have proposed a variety of convivial acts to welcome Annunaki families from the planet Nibiru upon their return visit to earth after a 3,600-year orbit. The projects take a variety of forms, from an intergalactic calling card to a bed away from home, collegial gestures of kindness that reveal the customs that we embrace as human citizens of earth.
Welcome Back Ye Annunaki provides a constructive take on Sitchin's mythology, one of the many associated with the year 2012. Exhibition is held in Open Space Artist Run Centre (Victoria, Canada), November 16, 2012 – December 21, 2012.
Among many, I am am the one, who has been contacted by Annunaki, many times, sometimes while asleep, sometimes awake. They inform me over and over again of their visit, and I know I have to await for them and clean my temple. I have to await and take care of the temple that will host them. And that temple is me.
Most of us are unaware that Annunaki is/are not of mater, but of spirit, and to host them you do not clean the interior of your house, but interior of your self. One cleans it with rigour, spiritual and mental, in taking out the trash, and taking in the health and beauty.
When Annunaki comes, we greet It to our temple, we let It to ourself, and we carry It where we go, we feed It what we eat, It sleeps when we sleep, It sees what we see. That is why if we host them we have to restrain from bad habits, we have to restrain from manipulative toughs, we have to restrain from hurting ourself and others. When we host It we do it with pleasure and It lives trough us.
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Impromondays: Tracery
Tracery is three piece recording filled with ostinatos. It traces atmospheres of Gothic churches in minimal manner. Not a usual Impromondays recording, this one has more harmonics, playfully shared by two guitars. Its seriousness and interest is everlasting
Impromondays crew:
Dragan Pajic – Pajo: noises, prepared frying pan, vocals, el. guitar and effects;
Kruno Jošt: el.guitar with effects, laptop, prepared instruments.
Impromondays are sessions recorded at 'Silence Reservoir' (Parainstitut Indoš) club in Zagreb. This sessions are dedicated to all who are interested in improvisation in its full sense, no matter if it is visual, musical or concerned with the body movement.
Recorded April 2010.
Edited by Dragan Pajić Pajo
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ART01 Project in its 11th Month
ART01 is a project that examines art operating systems trough self reflection on artistic practices done in last 11 months – from September 2009 to July 2010. On 25th July ART01 has a public presentation in ContentArt gallery, Kreutzbergstr. Berlin. Please join for collaborative public event, spiced with pirate radio, on-line broadcast, social games, linux install party, exchange and swap, loop and feedback.
Diagrams are important part of ART01 project, have a look at gallery >>
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The Closet
Tapes mixed, analogue overdubbed with noises, voices, on the top of that old records (maybe pulled out of the closet?). Noise bricolage from suicidal genius that goes by the name POLYGRAPH .
3 pieces 'The Closet' are about coming out of one, or digging deep into one… decide on your own.
126 minutes of noise bricolage at it's best, uncut, pure, serious and with no stops.
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STEVE BUCHANAN: 2nd line, electronics, el. guitar, alto sax
KRUNO JOST: laptop, classical guitar, el. guitar, melodia
RUNNING TIME: 26 TRACKS, 25:23 min (here all as one track)
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LiveNoiseTupi @ MAMA
'LNT live at MAMA' are Cristiano Rosa (Pan&Tone – prepared electronics), Ricardo Palmieri (VJPalm – FOSS software) and Kruno Jošt (GentleJunk – prepared el., FOSS software).
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Baking Ain't For Sissies
June 4th, 2008 · 6 Comments · Posted in Uncategorized
What you see here is an angel food cake that started out with great hopes and expectations and ended in utter disaster.
Why, you might ask, is The Slow Cook making angel food cake? Shouldn't he be out tending his garden?
The short of it is, we had a freezer full of frozen egg whites from months of recipes calling mostly for egg yolks. The plan was to convert these whites into angel food cakes that I could deliver to the kids in my "food appreciation" classes as an end-of-year treat.
The first blunder was dumping a four-cup container of egg whites into the blender bowl. Somehow I had it in my head that this constituted one dozen eggs. In fact, four cups (almost) equates to 24 egg whites–something that was clearly indicated on the label my wife had affixed to the container. I soon realized my error when the eggs white under influence of a rapidly beating blender began overflowing the bowl.
After reading the recipe several times and having gotten the procedure more or less fixed in my head, my wife intervened, urging me to measure out the ingredients for both of the two cakes I had in mind, rather than doing them each separately. This is how time is saved in a busy kitchen, she intoned.
Not only did I measure out the dry ingredients for two cakes, I mixed them all together. But by some fiendish trick of physics, two cups of double-sifted cake flour mixed with three cups of granulated sugar does not result in five cups of material. Questioning my own sanity at this point, and after a brief huddle with the baking-expert wife, I decided that I must have forgotten two of the three cups of sugar, so I added two more.
This is how you end up with a sticky, treacly sweet angel food puddle rather than the light, fluffy angel food cake we had in mind. Make that two cakes down the drain.
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Shares of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals gained 4 per cent today after the company reported a net profit of Rs 78.27 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2012.
Even though the stock opened weak, buying emerged as the trade progressed and it gained 3.7 per cent to Rs 402.50 on the BSE. On the NSE, the scrip moved up 4 per cent to Rs 402.35.
In terms of volume, 1.66 lakh shares changed hands on the BSE, while more than 8 lakh shares were traded on the NSE.
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Software updates and TUF
The TUF Advantage
TUF also uses text files with JSON-encoded data, so you can easily check the signatures manually and then check the file contents – because they are human readable. Because TUF does not rely on network encryption to protect the data or metadata in transit, you can deploy it over untrusted networks and even on untrusted servers. The worst thing an untrusted server can do is refuse to update the files, which the client software will detect. The untrusted server cannot, for example, include an updated timestamp file with older signed metadata, because the metadata will not be the listed version. The same goes for the actual files, which also means clients can run their own mirrors of the update server – even offline mirrors – assuming they have some way to move the files to them.
Projects Using TUF
Sadly, not a lot of people are using TUF. The good news is that several programming languages are now looking at using TUF to secure their plugin frameworks. Python's PyPI, for example, has PEP 458 [7], and some New York University students are working on adding TUF support to the RubyGems client [8].
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Now you have an update system, and you're able to push a single file or an entire block of files to clients. What should you do about older versions with known security flaws? Because you control the timestamp file, you can change the metadata to make old files invalid, so even if someone keeps the old signed files around, the client won't use them. Whether or not you should do this is an open-ended question. For applications, it's probably not a bad idea, assuming the newer versions don't have bugs that prevent them from working. For programming language components, this may not be a safe choice because it could potentially break a large number of systems using your update system.
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What would you rather become?
If you had to choose between the two, which would you choose?
After I lose some weight, I plan to join the Air Force Reserve. It looks like you chose construction.
lol, well not really.
After sitting at home for over a month trying to find a job, I started thinking of what I could do. I am too old to join Air force: Active Duty(full time), but I am young enough to join Air Force Reserve. And it is something I have been thinking about in the back of my head for a few years.
Now I just have to get a full time job, and lose some weight...
Can I do construction in the Military?
I prefer to build things, rather than destroy them.
From what I have heard, you learn so much more in the military (depending on the branch you serve) that you can take and use in a later job and further your career. Not saying you don't learn anything in construction but I think with the diverse jobs in the military, there is a better opportunity to learn more.
join the military
theres other things other than combat
like being medic or systems engineer
i prefer the medic
My Grandfather worked in construction all his life. It was terribly hard, backbreaking work, but back in that day, the money he got paid was damn good and we never went hungry. We never got rich either, and the hard labor took it's toll on Grandpa, may God rest his soul. I joined the military, and it was tough, but i got through my initial hitch and went back out into the civilian workforce. I wish i had stayed in now. I would have been retired at 38 or 40 with a good pension and medical and dental benefits and still be able to hold a job and make even more money. If you do decide to go the military route, my advice would be to stick with it. Just don't expect it to be a cakewalk.
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Shortstop Hanley Ramirez was absent from the Marlins' lineup on Tuesday, and the team still rolled over the Diamondbacks. Even so, with Hanley being the best player on the roster, it isn't in the Marlins' best interests to keep him sitting on the bench, and it seems that Ramirez could very well return to the lineup Wednesday night:
Fredi Gonzalez was just on WQAM-560 AM and told host Orlando Alzugaray that he "would be really surprised" if Hanley Ramirez is not back in the lineup when the Marlins open a two-game series in St. Louis against the Cardinals.
"It's going to get resolved one way or the other today," Gonzalez said during the interview. "I would be really surprised if he's not in the lineup today. We'll take care of it and he'll be in the three hole and playing shortstop."
It would appear that the only thing standing between Ramirez and a return is an apology to his teammates and coaches. It hasn't happened yet, but with some distance from the original incident, one would assume it'll happen before the game now that everything's simmered down a little.


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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - As we hit the holiday season and feast on all its trimmings, there's no wonder the average American gains five pounds or more between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day, according to the American Medical Association.
From Thanksgiving through the last drop of champagne at New Year's, healthy, sensible eating habits are all but forgotten. Regular exercise is often put aside during family visits and holiday travel.
But, you can avoid gaining weight, said Amy Ashmore, MS, RD, LD, University Medical Center chief clinical dietitian.
"With a few simple tips, the holidays still can be enjoyed to the fullest without putting on those extra pounds," Ashmore said. "The key is moderation and sticking to some sort of exercise, even during a disrupted routine."
It's not nearly as hard as you think, she added. Keep these things in mind this holiday season:
"It's hard during the holidays to think only about the taste and not the hunger," Ashmore said. "You've got to be cognizant about separating the two! And remind yourself, it'll be so much easier for your New Year's resolution not to be to have to take off what you put on during the holidays."
UMC Health System is the leader in comprehensive healthcare delivery in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Founded in 1978, it is home to the region's only level I trauma center, the Timothy J. Harnar Burn Center, the UMC Heart Center, the UMC Southwest Cancer Treatment and Research Center and the UMC Children's Hospital.
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