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Where's the Burlesque in "Burlesque"?
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TweetDisclaimer: I generally enjoy cheesy dance movies. And although I don't spoil a lot of this highly complex plot, I do give information about the movie's narrative. Let me also say that I also love me some Cher. So be forewarned. Now we have some context for this review of "Burlesque," the new movie with [...]
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I just wrote a fun Ncat feature, called --color-input, inspired by
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The new feature colors all incoming network data with red color, so
you can easily tell terminal and network input apart. This might be
useful for example when chatting using Ncat or for educational
purposes. Invocation:
ncat --color-input scanme.nmap.org 80
The attachments contain the patch and a screenshot you could use in
the documentation. The patch includes both POSIX and Windows code,
which turns off when the standard output is redirected (to make it
consistent with Windows). I also updated the manual page and
changelog. The patch should apply against the latest SVN trunk.
Here's a diffstat:
ChangeLog | 3 +++
docs/ncat.xml | 13 +++++++++++++
ncat_connect.c | 6 +++---
ncat_core.c | 1 +
ncat_core.h | 3 +++
ncat_listen.c | 4 ++--
ncat_main.c | 10 ++++++++++
ncat_posix.c | 18 ++++++++++++++++++
ncat_win.c | 21 +++++++++++++++++++++
9 files changed, 74 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)
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In case you live under a rock, Mark Stoops was introduced as the head football coach at Kentucky today in a live press conference. President Eli Capiluto and athletic director Mitch Barnhart were also at the podium. Those in attendance agreed that the press conference was the most elaborate production regarding UK football that they have seen. If today was any indication, including the crowd that gathered to meet his plane on the runway, the new era of UK supporting football has begun.
Stoops was the picture of professionalism, holding sway over a room upwards of 300 bodies. He wasn't rattled despite many media members best efforts. (I'm looking at YOU Alan Cutler) He had a clear message and was unapologetic in his goal to win SEC championships at Kentucky. He made no excuses about how difficult it is and I believe him. When he speaks, he sounds like a tough winning football coach.
Coach Stoops wasn't able to comment on facilities upgrades or his intended coaching staff. Barnhart fielded the facilities questions, saying that they are in the process of getting facilities and a lot is in the legislature's hands at this point. Stoops couldn't comment on coaches that aren't employed at UK right now. He said that he more or less has his defensive staff set up and will be out talking to offensive assistant candidates this week. When asked about retaining any current assistants, especially offensive line coach Mike Summers, Stoops said that they would "absolutely" be considered. I would expect Summers to be retained.
Most interestingly, he revealed that he did, in fact, seek out Barnhart because he wanted the job. The assorted media was incredulous but Stoops genuinely wanted to coach the Kentucky Wildcats. He studied the job and decided that he could win here. That has to excite anyone who follows the football Wildcats.
In regards to recruiting, he started off by saying that he intends to recruit Kentucky hard. He admitted that the Commonwealth has less than average talent but said that it's his job to keep the best home, which will satisfy the many who have complained of the best local talent leaving the state in recent years. He also plans to use his Ohio and Florida connections to get UK into those talent-rich states which they've struggled in. He also wants to hit North and South Carolina, along with Georgia for players.
If you are worried that Kentucky will become a "boring" defensive team, if such a thing exists, don't fret. Coach Stoops plans to get an offensive coordinator who will throw the ball around and be creative. I think that was a subtle nod to Neal Brown, the popular Kentucky-native/Texas Tech OC. Barnhart made a point of saying that money for assistants would not be an issue.
A very exciting time for Kentucky football.
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Brooklyn Based Artist Wants to Show You a Coral Reef
Paul Hunt wants to bring the threatened coral reefs to Brooklyn, encourage marine conservation, and foster of a love of the ocean. To do this he will create a multimedia installation art project called "Sea Creatures."
"I feel there's an urgent need to share this beautiful landscape before it's gone," he said in press release announcing his need for funding. "Since 1980, more than 30% of all the coral reefs in the world, including 50% of the coral reefs in the Caribbean, have vanished. Coral reefs take thousands of years to form, yet are rapidly disappearing."
When completed the work will total 1,083 feet in length and will depict over twenty coral reef locations with individual paintings each almost fifty feet wide and slightly over a foot high. This height has been specifically chosen to simulate the level of a view a diver would see through their scuba mask while floating approximately two or three feet away from a reef.
The use of underwater video footage, audio of sea sounds like boats passing and "animals crackling" -not a sound I knew marine creatures produced- and special effects lighting will give visitors the full experience of being immersed with a reef. Hunt is not stopping there: he plans to make the indoor air temperature fluctuate to mimic what a diver feels when underwater.
Hunt will collect marine debris the way normal tourists gather sea shells, from beaches, coral reefs, and the ocean floor. The trash will be used to create the installation's floor and will be piled in tile ripple formation reminiscent of how sea floor sand is naturally shaped by the ocean currents. I hope the floor doesn't make it difficult to walk through the installation.
The plan is to collect the equivalent amount of one forty foot shipping container to illustrate how much litter is ending up in our ocean and affecting marine habitats.
Hunt is a scuba enthusiast and long distance open water swimmer which means he will be traveling to the locations in the Caribbean, the Yucatan Peninsula, and Bermuda that he intends on recreating depict to conduct research.
He is accepting donations for a piece of the project via a Kickstarter account and his goal is $10,000 which he hopes to have by the end of the month. The remaining estimated cost of the entire project is a minimum of $176,000. The first exhibit is scheduled to open by November 2014 in a yet unnamed gallery or aquarium.
For more information about the project please visit reefpaintings.com.
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The preseason watch list for the Maxwell Award, given to the nation's College Player of the Year, has been released, and Georgia running back Todd Gurley has been named as a candidate.
As the preseason watch lists for the college football awards are released, it's a sure thing we'll see quite a number of Georgia Bulldogs added to these lists. The Maxwell Award, named in honor of Robert W. "Tiny" Maxwell, is one of the most prestigious of the postseason awards, and has been presented by the Maxwell Football Club since 1937.
Gurley will more than likely be added to a number of these watch lists, but to be on the Maxwell list is a tribute to just how complete a player the junior running back truly is.
2013 Maxwell Award finalist Florida State QB Jameis Winston is one of three Florida State Seminoles on the list, as RB Karlos Williams and WR Rashad Greene join Winston. Baylor, Oregon, and USC, also each have three players named to the list, and Alabama leads all schools with four players.
If Gurley can stay healthy this season, he's got a better chance than most of the 76 players who have been named to the list.
Interesting to note, former Georgia cornerback and current Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall has also been named to the Maxwell Award watch list this year.
You can see the entire list of players named here.
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Kentucky, LSU, Florida and Arkansas earn high marks for 2013 recruiting
With the final 2013 class rankings set and the late signing period over, here's a team-by-team breakdown of the 2013 basketball recruiting classes in the SEC, complete with final grades for all 14 teams. Class grades for the Big Ten (June 5), Big East (June 6), Big 12 (June 7), Pac-12 (June 10), ACC (June 11) and non-BCS best of the rest (June 11) will be coming in subsequent days.
Note: Teams are as of conference alignment for the 2012-13 season and not future conference realignment.
You can debate all day long the merits of Kentucky's 2013 class versus Michigan's famed Fab Five from 1991, but this sure looks like the best recruiting class ever assembled -- on paper, at least. Three of the eight recruits are the No. 1 player at their position -- power forward Julius Randle, point guard Andrew Harrison and shooting guard Aaron Harrison. Dakari Johnson is the No. 2 center and James Young the No. 3 small forward, giving the Wildcats five of the top 10 recruits in the nation. Add in Marcus Lee, the No. 9 power forward and No. 25 overall prospect, and UK has a record six McDonald's All Americans in this class. Three-star power forward Derek Willis and three-star point guard Dominique Hawkins round out the eight-man haul. This class is littered with potential one-and-done players. The challenge facing John Calipari is simple: take an embarrassing collection of talent and ask each player to take fewer shots for the sake of winning a national championship. This will be the most watched collection of freshmen since 1991-92.
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we can found a lot of granular player sets on the web, but which is the best, and why ?… That is the question !!!
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My favorite comes with the Max examples (in the sampling folder). It's a very interesting Max patch. After teaching many Max techniques, show students how they are applied in this patch (and ask them to modify / expand this patch…)
I second Jean on that. There's a lot of information in the examples folder that many people overlook. In the granular example, and many others, you can copy the bpatcher from the patch and work it into your own.
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A beautiful day for a bike ride around Brooklyn.
Ride Around
A beautiful day for a bike ride around Brooklyn.
Bicycle Rider, Second Avenue, Brooklyn
I'm a big fan of walking home on second and third avenue near the BQE in Brooklyn. I'm seeing more and more bikes out there.
Tandem Bike, Park Slope
Yes! Tandem Bike! Yes!
Man With Bike
Shot in Meatpacking District, NYC
Girl Bicyclist vs. Cars
I received a request for pictures of girls on bikes, so here's one.
Biker, Bay Ridge
Yes, the series of bikers speeding through the street continues, this time in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
Recumbent Racer
Yes, the obsession with panning shots of people in bikes and cars and all kinds of vehicles continues — this time with a guy shredding through Fifth Avenue on a recumbent bike.
He better be careful though. Being so low to the ground means vehicles with low visibility (SUVs and trucks) might not see him.
And that's all I have to say about that.
Another Freaking Blurred Biker
Ok, so yeah, I have enough pictures of people on bicycles speeding through Manhattan to fill up the Met. I actually forgot about this one. And I'm sure there's more in my library.
Flying Biker, Soho, NYC
Yes, another panning shot of a guy on a bicycle. Whatever, I like this one a lot, will probably print it on that awesome Kodak Metallic Paper.
Bike vs. Van
Yes, I have a slight obsession with panning shots. This time, I caught a heated race on Broadway in Manhattan
BMX Biker, Union Square, New York City.
I'm really glad I went out and took this photo.
Well, because it will freeze in time an era in NYC in which moustaches and bicycles were simultaneously considered to be 'the shit.'
This guy looked like he'd rather be burning in hell than biking on 6th Avenue. Can't say I blame him.


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We're just a month away from the start of NBA training camp, but for basketball fanatics such as myself, the FIBA World Cup will satisfy your needs before the season tips off.
We've got some results from today's games as well as some Washington Wizards related links.
- Team USA dominated the Finnish national team today, 114-55. (via FanSided)
If you want to get a good idea of just how bad things were for the Fins, they scored all but two points in the second quarter against Team USA.
- Washington Wizards big man, Nene, helped lead the Brazilian national team to a win against France (via CSN Washington)
Other than the low scoring, this game had all the elements of a Nene (five points) performance. Brazil's offense ran smoother with the high IQ big man on the court whether inside or at the high post.
- Should the Washington Wizards add another wing player before the start of the regular season? (via Wiz of Awes)
By signing Paul Pierce, Kris Humphries and DeJuan Blair, the Washington Wizards have replaced their losses this summer, but they still have a few question marks surrounding their team heading into this upcoming season.
- How will the Washington Wizards' ticket prices be altered by their increased success? (via Forbes)
All of these price increases should be warranted by the play this season. It's not likely the Wizards regress this year since a lot of their success can be attributed to breakout performances by young guards John Wall and Bradley Beal.
That's it for today's Wizardly Links.
Team USA will continue their FIBA play tomorrow afternoon against Turkey at 3:30PM ET.
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Just my damn luck; I was looking forward to seeing this game live & my stupid job is sending me to Oklahoma for 3 days. Oh well, guess i will have to wait til next year to see My Beloved KINGS again...!!! GO KINGS GO
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Merry Christmas and Go Kings Go!
I got an email stating that I'm definitely the top ringer for my corps...
Now can we make New Year's more appealing with some WINS???
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"Give us this day our daily bread." - (Matthew 6:11)
When Jesus taught His disciples how to pray He gave them a principle that has many applications. At the end of this chapter, which records the central part of His great Sermon on the Mount, Jesus stated that we should not worry about tomorrow. Many have made that obvious application to this prayer petition. People with tragic challenges like addictions or overwhelming suffering are only able to get their heads and hearts around the concept of a solution one day at a time.
Another legitimate application of this principle for living is to apply this concept to divine guidance. In the third chapter of his letter to the Philippians, the Apostle Paul wrote that one way to discern the will of God for our life is to live up to the light we now have. He promises that as we do, God will give us more light. To illustrate that concept someone has said "If you want to see further ahead into the will of God for your life then move ahead into the will of God for your life just as far as you can see."
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It is easier for God to steer a moving vehicle than one that is stationary. As we respond to the light God is giving us He adds more light to our path. The application of that principle leads us into His will one day at a time.
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Apparently society's disdain for homeless/unemployed people has a long history.
The above pictures are from a 1652 law passed in Barbados (though it is very possible this is a re-enactment of an earlier law - Cromwell had most laws re-enacted under his authority after he took control of the island in the early 1650s).
Source: [Acts and Statutes] of the island of Barbados (1652), pg. 130 - 131
An Act to prevent the prejudice may happen to this Island, by loose and Vagrant persons in and about the same.
78 Whereas it hath been taken into great consideration, the great number of loose, idle, and Vagrant persons, in & about this Island, who are of no certain employment, and have no constant residence, or place of aboade, whereby they become ready to make use of all advantages, and upon all occasion to act to the prejudice of this place, and the disturbance of the peace and quiet of the same. It is therefore hereby enacted and ordained by the Governour and Council, with the consent of the Gentlemen of the Assembly, that the several Justices of the Peace, within their several, and respective Precincts within this Island where they live, have hereby power to take notice of all such persons, who have no constant place of aboade, and are of no settled imployment and calling, and the names of all such person, or persons forthwith to enlist and send the same unto the Governour, to the intent such consideration may be had therein, that all such persons may be imployed in some necessary work to the defence of this Island, and the peace and tranquility therof from time to time preserved. Given under my hand this 21. of December 1652. signed, Daniel Searle.
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