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DE Chandler Jones: 10
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RISKS-LIST: Risks-Forum Digest Saturday 23 March 2013 Volume 27 : Issue 22
ACM FORUM ON RISKS TO THE PUBLIC IN COMPUTERS AND RELATED SYSTEMS (comp.risks)
Peter G. Neumann, moderator, chmn ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy
***** See last item for further information, disclaimers, caveats, etc. *****
This issue is archived at <http://www.risks.org> as
The current issue can be found at
Small furry animals and slithering snakes vs Electric Utilities (Ishikawa)
Panama Canal Railway upgrade problems (Robert Heuman)
National Vulnerability Database is hacked! (Mark Thorson)
Re: Weapons Experts Raise Doubts About Israel's Antimissile System
(Amos Shapir)
Feds announce massive scanning of private Internet communications
(Lauren Weinstein)
Google's trust problem (Ezra Klein via Dewayne Hendricks)
"Smile, you're on Google Glass, whether you like it or not" (Caroline Craig
via Gene Wirchenko)
"Andrew Auernheimer joins growing list of so-called hackers facing
harsh justice" (Ted Samson via Gene Wirchenko)
Security hole lets Apple passwords be reset with e-mail addr, DoB
(Chris Welch via Jim Reisert)
Re: Electronic health records: teething problems?" (William Pociengel)
Re: Mars Rover is Repaired, NASA Says (William Pociengel)
Re: Fake silicone fingers strike again (Amos Shapir)
Re: Attorney General's testimony on Aaron Swartz raises more ... (Wol)
Microwave oven interference robustness mode (Jidanni)
Abridged info on RISKS (comp.risks)
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 14:39:12 +0900
From: ishikawa <ishikawa () yk rim or jp>
Subject: Small furry animals and slithering snakes vs Electric Utilities
In the never-ending saga of small furry animals and slithering snakes vs
electric utilities, here is the latest and more horrifying incident.
Martin Fackler, Fukushima Blackout Hints at Plant's Vulnerability, *The
New York Times*, 19 Mar 2013
Martin Fackler, Rat Body Linked to Blackout at Atomic Site, *The New York
Times*, 20 Mar 2013
A lot of Japanese must have gone through uncomfortable moments. Initially,
when I learned that there was a re-wiring work was going on, I thought there
was some type of human error. Now a rodent is implicated.
In either case, TEPCO is losing public trust, well, at least from me. If an
important piece for feeding electricity is not protected from a rodent, how
can we tell the piece won't fall down or break down if another reasonably
large earthquake hits the area (and this is no idle threat in Japan, the
virtually the busiest center of earthquakes in the world.)
I would not mind losing electricity for my home for a few hours or even half
a day after a big earthquake. That is life in this corner of the world. Many
households in Japan stock water/food/battery, etc. just in case. We can't
argue with earthquakes as the saying goes here. (The other two, we can't
argue in the saying are thunderbolts, and one's father.)
But a crippled nuclear reactor site with many used fuel rods that requires
continuous cooling needs better care than typical households.
BTW, I found a few similar incidents in RISKS:
RISKS-8.75 SRI attacked by kamikaze squirrels?
RISKS-8.77 Re: Power outages
(A raccoon hit U. of Utah and disturbed a
room-temperature fusion experiment, and it was mentioned
that JPL had seen similar attacks, er, incidents. )
RISKS-18.52 Rats take down Stanford power and Silicon Valley Internet service
RISKS-19.88 Japanese snake vs. railroad electrical supply
RISKS-23.39 Boa triggers blackout in Honduras
(Nation-wide blackout for 15 minutes! Beat other animals to
date in the scale of the incident.)
I thought that utility companies would have learned from these off-angle
attacks from the nature by now.
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2013 19:38:20 -0400
From: "R.S. (Bob) Heuman" <robert.heuman () alumni monmouth edu>
Subject: Panama Canal Railway upgrade problems
Reuters (Panama City), 22 Mar 2013
Thousands of containers have been stuck at Panamanian ports after a computer
glitch hampered communication with the railway, causing significant delays,
officials said on Friday. The Panama Canal Railway Co transports about
1,500 containers daily between the only port on the Pacific entrance to the
Panama Canal and three ports on the Atlantic, said Thomas Kenna, director of
operations for the railway. But a computer upgrade on Wednesday by Panama
Ports Co, which manages two of those ports, caused severe lags, Kenna said.
Since then, the railway has moved only about 350 containers a day.
Traffic picked up on Friday, and the system should be operating normally
by Monday, Kenna added.
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 16:53:56 -0700
From: Mark Thorson <eee () sonic net>
Subject: National Vulnerability Database is hacked!
Their server is offline due to malware infection. They probably clicked on
an ad in an e-mail. The exploit used a vulnerability in Adobe's ColdFusion
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2013 01:02:09 +0200
From: Amos Shapir <amos083 () gmail com>
Subject: Re: Weapons Experts Raise Doubts About Israel's Antimissile System
The following article by the Israel Institute for National Security Studies
contains a detailed debunking of the arguments used by some of the
researches which had produced these results. It seems to be a yet another
case of "how to lie with statistics"...
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 20:39:59 -0700
From: Lauren Weinstein <lauren () vortex com>
Subject: Feds announce massive scanning of private Internet communications
http://j.mp/Z5d4TP (Google+ via NNSquad)
http://j.mp/11n0qzS (Reuters / New York Times)
"Under the program, critical infrastructure companies will pay the
providers, which will use the classified information to block attacks
before they reach the customers. The classified information involves
suspect web addresses, strings of characters, e-mail sender names and the
Here we go! It's out in the open at last. Encrypt deeply now, or forever
hold your peace. CHARACTER STRINGS? EMAIL SENDER NAMES? Who do they think
they're kidding?
Date: Friday, March 22, 2013
From: Dewayne Hendricks
Subject: Google's trust problem (Ezra Klein)
Ezra Klein, *The Washington Post*, 21 Mar 2013
James Fallows likes software meant to help him organize and simplify his
life. So, naturally, he moved immediately to download Google Keep, the
search giant's ``new app for collecting notes, photos, and info.'' The
problem, Fallows quickly realized, is that he wasn't sure he could trust it.
Google now has a clear enough track record of trying out, and then
canceling, `interesting' new software that I have no idea how long Keep will
be around. When Google launched its Google Health service five years ago, it
had an allure like Keep's: here is the one place you could store your
prescription info, test readings, immunizations, and so on and know that you
could get at them. That's how I used it -- until Google canceled this
`experiment' last year. Same with Google Reader, and all the other products
in the Google Graveyard that Slate produced last week.
And if there's even a 25 percent chance that Google Keep will be canceled
in two years, do you really want to be the sucker who spent endless hours
organizing your life around it?
Now, most people don't use Google Reader, or even know it's being canceled.
Same for Google Wave, Google Buzz, Google Health and Picnik, and all the
rest of the beloved little apps that have been sent to that cloud above the
cloud, where data is stored forever and servers never overload. This is a
pained whine emanating almost exclusively from Google power users.
Most people, however, also aren't the sort of early adopters who will rush
to download Google Keep. But Fallows is that kind of early adopter. So am
I. And Google needs early adopters. They need weirdos to rush to download
their new apps, try them out, offer feedback, and, ultimately, proselytize
to their friends. And I do all that! For instance, have you ever tried using
Sleep Cycle? This isn't an early adopter thing -- the app has been around
for awhile -- but I just started using it and am now annoying everyone I
know badgering them to try waking up to Sleep Cycle. It'll change your life.
But I'm not sure I want to be a Google early adopter anymore. I love Google
Reader. And I used to use Picnik all the time. I'm tired of losing my
In fact, I'm starting to worry a bit about Gmail, which is at the core of
pretty much my entire life. I know, I know -- Gmail is safe. The data it
feeds into the Google mainframe is extremely valuable to the search giant.
They won't let anything happen to it.
But I'm a heavy user of Gmail. And so I've been buying more space on
Google's servers. Recently, I hit 30 gigs -- and learned Google won't let me
purchase any more room. The service which once swore I'd never have to
delete a message now tells me my only option is to delete gigabyte after
gigabyte of past e-mails.
That's their right, of course. But it was a reminder that Google's core
business isn't running an e-mail system or selling data storage. The thing
I wanted to pay them to do wasn't something they make much money off. So
now I'm a bit nervous: I freed up a good number of gigabytes, but now I've
run through much of the low-hanging fruit, and the bar measuring how far I
am from my storage unit is beginning to tick up again.
The problem, I'm beginning to think, is simply mismatch. The core services
of Google's business are often not the Google services I rely on most. And
even when their core products and my needs do meet, the business connection
is indirect. ...
Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: <http://www.warpspeed.com/wordpress>
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2013 10:14:31 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: "Smile, you're on Google Glass, whether you like it or not"
(Caroline Craig)
Caroline Craig, InfoWorld, 15 Mar 2013
Google Glass's style points are debatable, but one thing's for sure:
Data collection and user privacy will never be the same
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2013 11:13:37 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: "Andrew Auernheimer joins growing list of so-called hackers facing
harsh justice" (Ted Samson)
Ted Samson, InfoWorld, 18 Mar 2013
The 26-year-old security researcher sentenced to 41 months in prison
for pulling e-mail address from public-facing server
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 14:11:11 -0600
From: Jim Reisert AD1C <jjreisert () alum mit edu>
Subject: Security hole lets Apple passwords be reset with e-mail addr, DoB
(Chris Welch)
Chris Welch, 22 Mar 2013 @chriswelch
"Apple yesterday rolled out two-step verification, a security measure that
promises to further shield Apple ID and iCloud accounts from being
hijacked. Unfortunately, today a new exploit has been discovered that
affects all customers who haven't yet enabled the new feature. It allows
anyone with your e-mail address and date of birth to reset your password --
using Apple's own tools. We've been made aware of a step-by-step tutorial
(which remains available as of this writing) that explains in detail how to
take advantage of the vulnerability. The exploit involves pasting in a
modified URL while answering the DOB security question on Apple's iForgot
page. It's a process just about anyone could manage, and The Verge has
confirmed the glaring security hole firsthand."
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 14:20:05 -0500
From: William Pociengel <wpociengel () yahoo com>
Subject: Re: Electronic health records: teething problems?" (RISKS-27.18)
Actually you just need to use a screen name and something that looks like a
valid e-mail address. It accepts and posts your comment; but yes it is a bit
odd to request an e-mail address.
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 08:37:08 -0500
From: William Pociengel <wpociengel () yahoo com>
Subject: Re: Mars Rover is Repaired, NASA Says (Re: RISKS-27.21)
Since when did NASA stop using 3 computers for deep space exploration? They
always used to have every critical system in 3's for this very reason.
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 11:32:33 +0200
From: Amos Shapir <amos083 () gmail com>
Subject: Re: Fake silicone fingers strike again (RISKS-27.21)
It is amazing that the system would be vulnerable to this attack, especially
since the vulnerability has been suggested long before such systems have
even existed. In his movie Sleeper, released in 1973, Woody Allen employs
exactly this method to subvert a fingerprint scanning system; I'm quite sure
he was not the first to suggest it either.
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 15:27:32 +0000
From: Wol <antlists () youngman org uk>
Subject: Re: Attorney General's testimony on Aaron Swartz raises more ...
It's interesting to see how other jurisdictions handle this.
There's been a recent case in the UK where the prosecutor did this (quote a
maximum sentence). And on appeal this was all the justification the appeal
court needed to throw a guilty plea out of the window and overturn the
entire court-martial.
The message is clear. In the UK this is totally unacceptable practice.
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2013 10:30:41 +0800
From: jidanni () jidanni org
Subject: Microwave oven interference robustness mode
The IEEE 802.11 committee that developed the Wi-Fi specification conducted
an extensive investigation into the interference potential of microwave
ovens. A typical microwave oven uses a self-oscillating vacuum power tube
called a magnetron and a high voltage power supply with a half-wave
rectifier (often with voltage doubling) and no DC filtering. This produces
an RF pulse train with a duty cycle below 50% as the tube is completely off
for half of every AC mains cycle: 8.33 ms in 60 Hz countries and 10 ms in 50
Hz countries.
This property gave rise to a Wi-Fi "microwave oven interference robustness"
mode that segments larger data frames into fragments each small enough to
fit into the oven's "off" periods.
Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2012 20:20:16 -0900
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President Obama recently collected a loose coalition of Arab states in support of his anti-ISIS bombing campaign in Iraq. Unfortunately for the administration, however, while they may have considered the typical pitfalls to air operations over the Middle East, they failed to consider the cost of deploying their nearest diplomatic weapon: Vice President Joe Biden.
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text: The Financial Page November 7, 2005 Issue Class Action By James Surowiecki Table of Contents "I don't care who writes a nation's laws—or crafts its advanced treaties—if I can write its economic textbooks," Paul Samuelson, a Nobel-winning M.I.T. economist and the author of the most durable economics textbook ever written, once said. There's a business corollary to this: over the past two decades, growing school attendance and rising book prices have made textbook publishing more lucrative than ever. College students now spend more than five billion dollars a year on textbooks, while states spend another four billion on books for elementary and high-school students. And the revenue is not being spread around: five publishers account for eighty per cent of new college-textbook sales in North America. But dominance has its discontents, and textbook publishers are routinely denounced as price gougers. The average price of a book is around fifty dollars, and many, particularly in the sciences, will run you well over a hundred. A General Accounting Office report released this summer found that, since 1986, prices have risen at a pace of six per cent a year—double the rate of inflation. For critics, such numbers are proof that the publishers are manipulating the market. The dearth of competition in the business is an issue, but the fundamental cause of the price spiral is what economists call an agency problem: professors pick the textbooks, but students have to pay for them. Patricia Schroeder, the head of the Association of American Publishers, has said that college professors are "among the best educated and most sophisticated consumers in America." But sophisticated means one thing when you're spending your own money, and another when you're effectively spending your students'. When professors decide which books to assign, the main consideration, they would say, is quality, not price, so any competition occurs on the basis of features rather than of cost. The G.A.O. report placed much of the blame for soaring prices on what it called "enhanced offerings," all the CDs and instructional supplements with which textbooks are increasingly bundled—or burdened. When price is no object, professors might as well choose the fanciest textbook around. A few idealistic souls have proposed alternatives to the current system. Ian Ayres, a professor at Yale Law School, has proposed that colleges could buy the books; people in the open-source movement have talked of producing free textbooks, the way they currently produce free encyclopedias and free software. But, until the revolution arrives, college students must bear the burden of the high cost of reading. It may be a losing fight as long as professors keep picking texts, but the students are waging it in a surprisingly canny way. To begin with, students arbitrage international prices. You can often buy the same textbook abroad for significantly less than it costs in the U.S., so students have learned to buy directly from places like the U.K., and a host of small businesses have sprung up to import books. (Unhappy publishers have responded by labelling editions "Not for Sale in North America" and by prohibiting foreign distributors from selling in bulk to Americans.) More commonly, of course, students buy used books. The used-textbook market is huge—close to two billion dollars last year—and it has expanded recently, thanks to a host of Web sites that give students access to buyers and sellers around the country. You can generally buy a book for seventy-five per cent of the retail price, and sell it back for fifty per cent. If you do that, it only costs you a quarter of the cover price to own the book for a semester. Publishers, naturally, loathe used books and have developed strategies to depress the secondhand market. They bring out new, even more expensive editions of popular textbooks every three to four years, in a classic cycle of planned obsolescence. (The "enhanced offerings" of modern textbooks have a similar function; if using the online extras requires a registration code, the resale value of a textbook goes down.) Revision cycles were once longer, but used books have been eating deeper and deeper into publishers' profits. The G.A.O. report cites one publisher who says that revision cycles at his firm are pegged explicitly to sales revenues: falling sales means it's time for a new edition. Yet even when a professor assigns an expensive textbook, students are remarkably good at gaming the cycle of revisions. For instance, the economists Austan Goolsbee and Judith Chevalier, in a study of more than a thousand colleges, found that the year before a textbook is revised new-book sales drop sharply. That's because a textbook in its final year is significantly less valuable, since you won't be able to resell it. In other words, before nineteen-year-olds decide to buy a textbook, they consider not just the use they'll get from it but also its current price, the probable future demand for it, and perhaps whether they can blow off the reading entirely. Funnily enough, they're acting in what economists would call textbook fashion. And that serves as a check on publishers, who know that if they revise too frequently they could end up losing sales. This doesn't mean that the textbook market is a free market the way the market for PCs or automobiles is—that's why it's such a good market to be in. But it does mean that high retail prices don't tell the whole story. 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In another example of a retailer building on the gift shop trend, Kohl's Department Stores is launching an online destination to help consumers find presents for the people on their holiday shopping lists. The Kohls.com Holiday Gift Shop enables customers to shop by price, product category or gift recipient, and an online listing tool allows customers to create customizable lists on their desktops, tablets or mobile devices.
Users can share personalized lists with others via email or social channels.
The shop also features a budget-tracking feature that lets shoppers set a budget and track against it as they add items from their gift list.
Gift shop categories include Toys, For Her, For Him, Electronics and Gadgets, and For the Home. Among the products incorporated in the For the Home assortment are a Food Network 11-piece Hard Anodized Cookware Set, Ice Bucket with Tongs and Monogram Coasters as well as Keurig Mini Brewers and a Sonoma Sherpa Throw.
"We know our customers want to create the holiday of their dreams while staying within budget," said Don Brennan, Kohl's chief merchandising officer. "This season, we are making it easy and exciting for shoppers to find amazing and affordable gifts for everyone on their lists. Our Holiday Gift Shop lets customers customize their experience by helping plan their in-store shopping trips with the perfect list or choose items to buy online, whenever and wherever they want. With WiFi available in all Kohl's stores by Black Friday, shoppers can also access and manage their lists on their tablets or mobile devices while they shop."
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I feel as if nowadays, there's this social standard people believe they have to live up to. Fuck it. No one's perfect, and there is no standard that everyone should follow. You make your own standard, because you're an individual in this society. I would really like for you to give me an example of someone who is "perfect". That shouldn't even be a vocabulary word, because you'd never find it. We all have flaws. To some they may not be physically, but mentally. Don't set yourself to live up to a standard that was made by society, because you could end up destroying yourself in the process of trying to maintain it. No one's perfect, you know why? Because we're all human.
You need to stop being immature and constantly using "yolo" as a lame ass excuse to act inane and childish. It's time you start living your life and stop wasting it, by acting dumb. Look around you, by your immature attitude and choice of 'friends', you'll get no where in life. No offense, but if you don't grow up now.. when will you? Think about your future. That's what matters.
No. You don't look cute sticking middle finger in all your pics. You look ridiculous when you have to bend your body in yoga poses, because you think you look 'cute'. You don't have to be naked to get a mans attention. To some men, they like it, but I'm a man with morals and I don't wanna see you naked on the internet. Try to keep the duck faces to a minimum, as in don't do it. And PLEASE, stop trying to pop your ass and tits out.. it, seriously, doesn't work. I just want you to smile. That's more beautiful than any weird ass pose you have to do. And trust me, you look WAY better with your clothes on. Don't go tryin to look all cute, by posing all dumb. No offense ladies. You're beautiful with just that smile :)


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As we embark on the 2013-14 NHL season, we do so in a new and radically changed environment. NHL realignment has caused a sea change around the league and, for the Florida Panthers, the move from the now defunct Southeast Division to the eight team Atlantic Division means the loss of old rivalries and the addition of new ones. As we get closer to the season we will look at the Panthers' new divisional foes in great detail but for now I want to pause for a moment of reflection and talk about the rivalries that will be no more.
The Washington Capitals-Florida Panthers rivalry may not be Ohio St.-Michigan but in the Panther-verse it was kind of a big deal. The Panthers have been battling it out with the Capitals since their inception in 1993 when both teams played in the Atlantic Division. The two teams played in the Atlantic Division through the 1997-98 season and during that time the Panthers had a 10-10-5 record against their foes to the north.
The 1998-99 season brought about changes to the league and the Panthers and Capitals moved to the newly minted Southeast Division. While both teams had seen success in the Atlantic Division days, both had unsuccessful runs to the Stanley Cup Finals, the Panthers in '96 and the Caps in '98, the move to the Southeast division represented a fork in the road. The Capitals took the path towards consistent divisional dominance while the Panthers chose the road of perpetual futility.
In the fourteen seasons that the Southeast Division was in business, the Capitals qualified for the playoffs nine times and won the division title seven times. In that same time span, the Panthers made only two playoff appearances to go along with one division title. Despite the disparity in each teams' success, the Panthers have managed to keep up in the head-to-head match ups. Since Southeast division play began, the Panthers record against the Caps has been 33-39 with four ties, five overtime losses and two shootout losses. The Panthers will probably not be too upset to see the Capitals go as they currently are in the midst of a seven game losing streak dating back to the 2011-12 season.
Although they are no longer in the same division, it is not like these two teams will never play each other. With the new schedule breakdown the Panthers will face the Capitals three times next season but something will feel different. When the now ex-division rival Capitals come to town it will be like an awkward reunion between a couple who recently ended tumultuous relationship and have now decided to be just friends.


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Kanye West
In Groups: Go Getters, Child Rebel Soldier, Artists for Haiti
Gold Digger (2005)by Kanye West feat. Jamie Foxxsampled
- I Got a Woman by Ray Charles (1954)
- Another Story to Tell by Mase (1999)
- No Photos by The Fun Boys (2013)
Through the Wire (2003)sampled
- Through the Fire by Chaka Khan (1984)
- Player's Ball (Extended Remix) by OutKast (1993)
- Still the Hottest by Young Chris and J. Cole (2010)
Hell of a Life (2010)sampled
- Iron Man by Black Sabbath (1970)
- She's My Baby by The Mojo Men (1966)
- Stud-Spider by Tony Joe White (1970)
New Day (2011)by Jay Z and Kanye Westsampled
- Feeling Good by Nina Simone (1965)
- Tristessa by Orchestra Njervudarov (1979)
- Incarcerated Scarfaces by Raekwon (1995)
Good Life (2007)by Kanye West feat. T-Painsampled
- P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) by Michael Jackson (1982)
- In Da Club by 50 Cent (2003)
- School Spirit by Kanye West (2004)
Lost in the World (2010)by Kanye West feat. Bon Iver, Alicia Keys and Charlie Wilsonsampled
- Comment #1 by Gil Scott-Heron (1970)
- Soul Makossa by Manu Dibango (1972)
- Woods by Bon Iver (2009)
Touch the Sky (2005)by Kanye West feat. Lupe Fiascosampled
- Move on Up by Curtis Mayfield (1970)
- Leaving on a Jet Plane by Peter, Paul & Mary (1967)
All Falls Down (2004)by Kanye West feat. Syleena Johnsonsampled
- Mystery of Iniquity by Lauryn Hill (2002)
- Real Niggaz by The Notorious B.I.G. (1995)
- Penis Song by Macklemore (2005)
Heard 'Em Say (2005)by Kanye West feat. Adam Levinesampled
- Candy Maker by Tommy James and the Shondells (1970)
- Someone That I Used to Love by Natalie Cole (1980)
- Nothing Lasts Forever by Maroon 5 (2007)
Live Fast, Die Young (2010)by Rick Ross feat. Kanye Westsampled
- If This World Were Mine by Bar-Kays (1969)
- Funky President by James Brown (1974)
- Uphill Peace of Mind by Kid Dynamite (1976)
Charlene Soleimani said 2 weeks ago:
This is amazing. His production and samples that he's been using since day one is pure genius. Tell me how many other producers are able to muster up the creativity to put the most 'random' songs together and create out of it an amazing track?
T. Murk said 3 months ago:
There's no way to put it, he was born with pure talent, unbeatable talent
dangercocoa said 3 months ago:
people seriously on WhoSampled criticizing Kanye for sampling. you cacs need to take a break
dangercocoa said 3 months ago:
people seriously on WhoSampled criticizing Kanye for sampling. you cacs need to take a break
Chad Silva said 4 months ago:
he's the best of a lost generation.
tkelbel said 4 months ago:
Kanye #1 most influential person in the world.
Izeytope96 said 5 months ago:
Why was the "black" vocal sample from Black Skinhead taken down??? It was correct.
Lamont Andrade said 6 months ago:
hey check me out / all beats pd by me
@arnaud astruc
@james perez
@tre' breezy
Arnaud Astruc said 7 months ago:
You could either be a brilliant lyricist or a brilliant producer. Kanye used to be a brilliant lyricist but then he got caught up in his own fame and riches and kind of forgot about that. We see glimpses of it in his later work, but not as good as he used to.
For my money though, he has always been an amazing producer and still is. @Shinji - no mater how many samples he uses to make up a melody or a track, he is still an artist in its purest form.
As @James Perez says, sampling is an integral part of the hip-hop culture. And Kayne is really pushing the boundaries of it on Yeezus. The fast cuts, the empty spaces, the juxtaposition - it's all incredible art.
Shinji Hideaki said 7 months ago:
Kanye West is a f***ing 2-bit egotistical childish douchebag who thinks he's the incarnation of Jesus or some s*** who's in bitter need of a reality check. He thinks the entire world is suppose to kiss the toilet he shits in. NO. He better be f***ing happy with what he has because frankly all he does is take things for granted and when he realizes its never enough, he whines like a teenage b**** on her period. And how dare this f***er compares himself to Kurt Cobain? He will never be like him. The closest he can get to being like him is blowing his brains out with a shotgun. And then he says he's the voice of this generation. I'd rather cut my ears off than have someone like him "enlighten" me. And what type of d****** names their kid after a direction? If you ask me, Kanye West is like a darker version of Justin Bieber, just more stupid in his own way, more childish for stealing the mike from Taylor Swift, and a lot more arrogant. Don't get me wrong, I agree with you @Arnaud about sampling music, but COME ON! HE SAMPLED OVER 1000 SONGS! Would it kill him to get his own idea and turn into a track, instead of sampling it and adding to this extensive list?
Arnaud Astruc said 7 months ago:
@James Perez. I fully agree with you. What are these people on about - no originality? Kanye is one of the most creative hip-hop producers around and Yeezus just proves it - some of his best work yet. The way he structures his tracks is amazing - don't think any of this is sheer fluke - he's extremely talented. Some of the sample compositions he puts together are very complex and he pulls them off so easily.
As for originality - what does being really original mean? Everything we say and do is influenced by something else. Sampling something is a way to pay respect to that track and evolve it into something newer.
Kanye's tracks are put together to challenge you and evoke a reaction - which is exactly what he's getting.
Waylon Ebuen said 7 months ago:
Kanye West is the best.
James Perez said 7 months ago:
didnt mean to post it three times but that shud get the point across haha
James Perez said 7 months ago:
i cant believe so many people are saying this stuff. none of you could think to put samples together the way kanye does therefore its original. and like lamont just said... its the basis of hip hop seriously guys know ur s***. sampling is how the genre started
Shinji Hideaki said 8 months ago:
no original songs from this guy
Lamont Andrade said 8 months ago:
bruh every producer samples lol wtf are yall talking about saying he sucks and he cant come up with his own sound rap is based off sampling off other records yall dont know anything about rap or hip hop
tre' beezy said 9 months ago:
why do people hate kanye..he has kept soul in music unlike this trap s*** we got..plus he has made songs from scratch for you d******es claiming he has no origionalitu..o dont see yall with plenty of grammies and people commin to yall for beats so stfu..sampling is art not stealing..yall piss me off with that s*** i swear
Atwal Sides said 9 months ago:
No originality from this guy
BroughtTheNoise said 12 months ago:
@Flash Arrowfire Raison
Plenty. For one, the raps are original. Two, I'm willing to bet you haven't heard the stuff he's done recently, seeing how it isn't even close to "pappy."
Flash Arrowfire Raison said 12 months ago:
Awful. Has this man ever had an original thought? Over hyped, cheesy American pap. No stars.
MasterJ24 said 1 year ago:
Genius Producer & songwriter!!
BroughtTheNoise said 1 year ago:
BroughtTheNoise said 1 year ago:
Oh, I love the dick who one-star'd all the Yeezus sample.
Izeytope96 said 1 year ago:
@Billie Jewell: I think your on the wrong site. All of us here love the art of sampling and Kanye West Is widely known as one of the greatest in this art form. If you can't at least have some appreciation for sampling then I think you need to ask an admin to deactivate your account on this site and stop coming to stop coming to Whosampled.com. If you don't like sampling I don't see why your even on this site in the first place except to troll and promote Peven Everrett's music.
Billie Jewell said 1 year ago:
I thought Kanye was the best musician why can't he make his own music then? HAHAHA such low standards people have these days. Will bring a new smile to my face the next time some ignorant Kanye fan tells me how great he is. 304 songs sampled. People need to drop these zeroes. We have nothing to look back on as our own in this generation as long as people think people like Kanye know anything about music. On top of that it takes so much personnel to actually make his albums. Thank god for cats like Peven Everett that perform all of his own tracks that he writes and self produces. ALONE!
Seanathan13 said 1 year ago:
I agree he's not much of a rapper but his music is good because of his great production
beatmakershq said 2 years ago:
Not a huge fan of Kanye's Rapping, but his beats and his production are getting better every time.
bkricanize said 2 years ago:
Does anyone know the kanye west sample of chain heavy and the other rapper just use the same sample I want the original original sample
brad101 said 2 years ago:
Yea, where is see me now? I love that one.
JayRobert said 3 years ago:
yeah i just submitted the see me now sample. just found it.
JayRobert said 3 years ago:
@0622msh: see me now samples a Brian & Brenda Russel song
Cow_tipping said 3 years ago:
I dont know if there are any songs missing, but this video shows a multitude of samples used by K.W.
0622msh said 3 years ago:
"See Me Now" featuring Charlie Wilson and Beyonce is not listed. Does anyone know what song was sampled for this song?
DJ Anubis said 3 years ago:
LOL @ the diamond teeth.. you just keep making songs 'bout blood diamonds, Kanye!
Xanadu said 4 years ago:
Love Lockdown is sampled in Norah Jones - Chasing Pirates? At least sounds alike at around 0:18.
DJ Anubis said 4 years ago:
If anyone has the Sniper remix of The One by Cassius Henry, which features Kanye (also produced by...), please upload it somewhere, it's much better than the original... Thanx ;)
Xanadu said 4 years ago:
I heard a song on the radio that sounded a little like Love Lockdown, but I failed to recognize it.... it sounded like an old song... it had a woman of a group of women singing on it, not much of a clue.
rarablu said 5 years ago:
Damm Kanye!!! lol


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Charles Hamilton and Angelina Irinici, The StarphoenixPublished: Thursday, August 01, 2013
The city has set an ambitious timeline for the completion of a new bridge in the north end as part of the $190-million parkway project. The bridge connecting Marquis Drive and McOrmond Drive is scheduled to open by 2016.
The massive Circle Drive South Bridge project was marked by delays. The joint bidders, Graham Construction-Flatiron Corp. could face fines of $10,000 a day or a maximum of $1.5 million.
The city and the contractors will negotiate the fines now that the project is complete and five months - precluding November through March - overdue. If and what they will pay will become public once the negotiations are complete.
The bridge opening marks the completion of the vision of the Yorath plan of 1913, the brainchild of Christopher J. Yorath, Saskatoon city commissioner from 1913 to 1921.


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Tiger Boy 979 - How about "Dominion"
Question for everyone... just going over some of the feedback we get for our shows and I've had a thought based on a few factors.
1. 1. It takes us a while to put these things together
2. The shows are usually all about setting up for a ppv and therefore the matches come secondary to the story, making them either filler, dirty finishes, very similar
3. Spend a lot of time writing all the filler instead of the big matches, bring out the writer and they discontinue their thread
4. Readers want more…
So, much like RoH's original format, do I/we look at producing these super shows… one where each show provides big time matches each and every episode? So the Champion defends his title each other week perhaps? As this is all fiction I don't know… Is that, what readers would prefer, instead of reading through constant shows of lead up until they get the pay off, which may or may not come due to writer burnout? Would readers want to read the big matches with big finishes each and every episode? Instead of what WWE/TNA etc. put out every week which promotes their ppv?
Like I said this is all coming from feedback… and I know a reply to this could be, well if you're a good writer/booker you can do both and a good match needs a good build… which is very true, but what if writers on here don't get past the second show, or the reader just doesn't care because they get dusty finishes and they say, wow , you had so many dusty finishes in this show… but really the outcomes of these matches don't matter when it all leads to the ppv matches…
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Biography of Cormac McCarthy (1933-)
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Cormac McCarthy's works revel in the shadows of human nature, but McCarthy himself had a remarkably conventional childhood. He was born Charles Joseph McCarthy in Providence, Rhode Island, on July 20, 1933. He later changed his name to Cormac, meaning "son of Charles," to honor his father.
His family moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1937. His father, a lawyer, took a job with the Tennessee Valley Authority legal staff, and remained with the TVA for the next thirty years. Even though his childhood biography might seem to lack any defining moment or climactic event that explicitly shaped his career, a number of key themes in Cormac's works--peregrination, the human affinity for bloodshed, and father-son relationships--are rooted in his formative experiences.
Cormac grew up in the Catholic church, attended Catholic high school, and enrolled at The University of Tennessee in 1951. He completed only one year, however, before deciding to enlist in the U.S. Air Force. He served four years in the military, two of them on duty in Alaska, before returning to the University of Tennessee in 1957, where he found himself slowly gravitating towards fiction writing. After publishing two stories in the campus literary magazine The Phoenix, he won Ingram-Merrill Foundation grants for creative writing in both 1959 and 1960. Convinced of his potential for success, he left the university in 1960 to pursue his writing career.
McCarthy moved to Chicago and became an auto mechanic to support himself while he worked on his first novel. He married Lee Holleman, with whom he had one son, Cullen McCarthy. Soon afterward, he returned to Tennessee with his wife, but the marriage dissolved.
Such personal troubles seem not to have distracted him from his work. McCarthy published his debut novel, The Orchard Keeper, in 1965, and was awarded the William Faulkner Award for it. The novel, published by Random House, was edited by William Faulkner's editor, Albert Erskine.
McCarthy has enjoyed sustained critical success and support. In 1965, he won an American Academy of Arts and Letters traveling fellowship to Europe, and subsequently boarded an ocean liner to Ireland. On the trip, he met Anne Dulsie , whom he married in England in 1966. That same year, he was awarded a Rockefeller Foundation grant, allowing him to tour Europe with his wife. After traveling through England, France, Switzerland, Italy, and Spain, the McCarthys settled in Ibiza, a Spanish island, so that Cormac could finish revising his second novel, Outer Dark.
In what seemed like a routine, McCarthy won another fellowship in 1969: the prestigious Guggenheim. He moved with his wife to Louisville, Tennessee, where he fully renovated a barn into a home while leisurely working on his third novel, Child of God. During the mid 1970s, he also wrote the screenplay for a PBS film, The Gardener's Son.
In 1976, McCarthy separated from DeLisle and moved to El Paso, Texas. Perhaps unsettled by the changes in his life, McCarthy returned to a manuscript with which he had been struggling for twenty years, Suttree. His perseverance was rewarded upon its publication in 1979 - critics hailed the book as his finest (some argue that he never surpassed it), and he was awarded the prestigious MacArthur Foundation Grant. Meanwhile, McCarthy and DeLisle divorced in 1981.
If critical accolades had been a mainstay of McCarthy's career, popular success had not been. But with the 1985 publication of Blood Meridian, his work began to gain mainstream attention. Declared one of the best novels of the twentieth century by critic Harold Bloom, Blood Meridian perhaps best captures the bleak cynicism at the core of McCarthy's body of work. In chronicling the escapades of a young runaway who joins a bloodthirsty gang in their Indian hunts, Blood Meridian reveals the darker shades of human character, the inevitability of suffering and violence, and the tainted legacy of America's frontier past.
McCarthy has no reason to apologize for these dark themes. In a rare interview with the New York Times, he seemingly rejects not only the possibility for harmonious living, but also the idea that human beings can seek to change their aggressive instincts: "There is no such thing as life without bloodshed. The notion that the species can be improved in some way, that everyone could live in harmony, is really a dangerous idea. Those who are afflicted with this notion are the first ones to give up their souls, their freedom. Your desire that it be that way will enslave you and make your life vacuous" (New York Times Magazine, 1992). In other words, by accepting that humans are imperfect, we are able to reject utopian ideals and become who we truly are.
One of McCarthy's better-known novels is the first novel of his so-called Border Trilogy, All the Pretty Horses. This novel also features characters who swirl in the maelstrom of unforeseen, inescapable evil. Despite its bleak themes, the book built upon the acclaim of Blood Meridian, meeting with both critical attention and commercial success in 1992. In addition to remaining a New York Times bestseller for six months, it won the National Book Award and National Book Critics Circle Award, further evidence that critics were practically unanimous in declaring it the best work of fiction that year.
McCarthy then published the two remaining books in The Border Trilogy: The Crossing (1994) and Cities on the Plain (1998), the latter of which unites the lead characters from the first two previous books. During the same year that The Crossing was published, McCarthy also edited and published a play entitled The Stonemason, which he had written during the 1970s.
Though the exact year is unclear, McCarthy entered his third marriage around the time of Cities on the Plain, with Jennifer Winkley. Since their marriage, the couple have had one son, John Francis McCarthy.
In recent years, McCarthy's acclaim has expanded to include Hollywood films. All the Pretty Horses had been adapted into a film in 2000, but it had met with generally negative reviews. However, his two most recent works - No Country for Old Men (2005) and The Road (2006) - have seen great success. No Country for Old Men, released as film by the Coen brothers in 2007, was widely acclaimed and received a multitude of awards, including Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay.
The Road was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction in 2006 and, in 2007, the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Since then, the novel has been adapted to film, and was released in 2009. A Blood Meridian film adaptation has been rumored to be in the works for many years, connected to names like, Scott Rudin, James Franco, Todd Field and Ridley Scott, but the project has not yet come to fruition.
Rarely granting interviews, reliably silent about his work, McCarthy did concede to his first television interview with Oprah in June 2007, after she named The Road as her April 2007 Book Club selection. McCarthy currently lives north of Santa Fe with Jennifer and their son, and he satisfies his interest in science by spending time as a research fellow at the Santa Fe Institute.
In 2008, McCarthy received the PEN/Saul Bellow Award for Achievement in American Fiction. in 2009, the Guardian reported that McCarthy was currently writing three new novels, one of which takes place in New Orleans in the 1980s and will feature his first ever female protagonist.


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In self-defense
Mrs. Coretta Scott King
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Maya Angelou imparts pearls of wisdom garnered from her full and often tumultuous life in this letter to daughters everywhere. It is a collection of short essays, poems and reflections that you will want to read in one sitting!
A mix of autobiographical stories, poetry, and insights, this book written by Dr. Angelou made me laugh, smile, and most importantly think. It is full of Angelou's wisdom that she has learnt for her life and meant to insipre her daughters, the ones she never had and most likely will never meet.
(Read 5/2009). My mother recently sent me a copy of Maya Angelou's book "Letter to My Daughter." I have been reading it slowly over the last month or so, since it is comprised of little vignettes only a few pages each, I could pick it up and put it down whenever I wanted. Usually after I finish a book that I was given I donate it to the local library; but, I am keeping this one (sorry library, but you have a copy so don't hate me). It is filled with so many treasures that I can access again and again that I am hanging onto this one. There are so many great little inspirational passages, as well as quotation opportunities for graduations, weddings, new mothers, etc. that I know I will appreciate it greatly for future references when occasions arise. This also reminded me of how much I love Maya Angelou's writing and sent me forth in search of some more of her works at my local library (conveniently located right across the street).
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The series of essays that comprise The Federalist constitutes one of the key texts of the American Revolution and the democratic system created in the wake of independence. Written in 1787 and 1788 by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay to promote the ratification of the proposed Constitution, these papers stand as perhaps the most eloquent testimonial to democracy that exists. They describe the ideas behind the American system of government: the separation of powers; the organization of Congress; the respective positions of the executive, legislative, and judiciary; and much more. The Federalist remains essential reading for anyone interested in politics and government, and indeed for anyone seeking a foundational statement about democracy and America.
This new edition of The Federalist is edited by Robert Scigliano, a professor in the political science department at Boston College. His substantive Introduction sheds clarifying new light on the historical context and meaning of The Federalist. Scigliano also provides a fresh and definitive analysis of the disputed authorship of several sections of this crucial work.
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Chapter One
Hamilton October 27, 1787
To the People of the State of New York:
After a full experience of the insufficiency of the existing federal government, you are invited to deliberate upon a new Constitution for the United States of America. The subject speaks its own importance; comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the UNION, the safety and welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects the most interesting in the world. It has been frequently remarked that it seems to have been reserved to the people of this country, to decide by their conduct and example, the important question, whether societies of men are really capable or not of establishing good government from reflection and choice, or whether they are forever destined to depend for their political constitutions on accident and force. If there be any truth in the remark, the crisis at which we are arrived may with propriety be regarded as the period when that decision is to be made; and a wrong election of the part we shall act may, in this view, deserve to be considered as the general misfortune of mankind.
This idea by adding the inducements of philanthropy to those of patriotism, will heighten the solicitude which all considerate and good men must feel for the event. Happy will it be if our choice should be decided by a judicious estimate of our true interests, uninfluenced and unbiased by considerations foreign to the public good. But this is a thing more ardently to be wished for than seriously to be expected. The plan offered to our deliberations affects too many particular interests, innovates upon too many local institutions, not to involve in its discussion a variety of objects extraneous to its merits, and of views, passions and prejudices little favorable to the discovery of truth.
Among the most formidable of the obstacles which the new Constitution will have to encounter may readily be distinguished the obvious interest of a certain class of men in every State to resist all changes which may hazard a diminution of the power, emolument, and consequence of the offices they hold under the State establishments; and the perverted ambition of another class of men, who will either hope to aggrandize themselves by the confusions of their country, or will flatter themselves with fairer prospects of elevation from the subdivision of the empire into several partial confederacies than from its union under one government.
It is not, however, my design to dwell upon observations of this nature. I am aware that it would be disingenuous to resolve indiscriminately the opposition of any set of men into interested or ambitious views merely because their situations might subject them to suspicion. Candor will oblige us to admit that even such men may be actuated by upright intentions; and it cannot be doubted that much of the opposition which has already shown itself or may hereafter make its appearance, will spring from sources, blameless at least, if not respectable--the honest errors of minds led astray by preconceived jealousies and fears. So numerous indeed and so powerful are the causes which serve to give a false bias to the judgment, that we, upon many occasions, see wise and good men on the wrong as well as on the right side of questions of the first magnitude to society. This circumstance, if duly attended to, would always furnish a lesson of moderation to those who are engaged in any controversy however well persuaded of being in the right. And a further reason for caution, in this respect, might be drawn from the reflection that we are not always sure that those who advocate the truth are actuated by purer...
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