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LOUISVILLE - On a night where defense trumped offense, the Bullitt East Lady Chargers held all the high cards in the early season Sixth Region Showdown on Tuesday with Butler.
In the battle between the top two teams in the pre-season coaches' poll in the region, as well as two of the top 25 teams in the state, Bullitt East won with a gutsy defensive performance. The Lady Chargers won on a night where they shot just 27 percent from the field and 42 percent from the free throw line because they did just about everything else well to pull out the 42-35 victory.
The following students are participating in the 2009-10 Bullitt County Teen Court program: Tiffany Bivens, Alexis Allie Brown, Diana Claridy, Gentry Collins, Kylee Creason, Alex Douthitt, Anna Douthitt, Devin Elkins, Katie Etherton, Tara Fambrough, Rebecca Gardner, Vonda Hilton, Kenneth Eugene, Katie Longacre, Autumn Masden, Kendall Miller, Zach Napier, Kelley Prater, Lacee Pyles, Harry G. Thomas, Harry Thomas, Caselan Underwood, Erin Underwood, Kaylin Wood, Logan Wood, Kayla Worner, Elizabeth Tatum, Amber Wright, Jocelyn Shepherd and Hayley Tucker.
HEBRON ESTATES - Showing signs of being the team they thought they could be when the season began, the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars raced out to an early advantage and were never challenged on Friday against arch-rival North Bullitt.
Bullitt Central won 77-41 for its second straight victory after losing three in a row.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - It took an overtime to do it, but the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars finally picked up the one win they had to have in December as they slipped past visiting Southern 64-56 on Tuesday.
The Lady Trojans are a vastly improved team over the past few seasons and they also much more athletic. They gave Bullitt Central fits at times on Tuesday and actually had a chance to win at the end of regulation time only to have a lane violation erase a made free throw with :12.3 to play.
How much do you know about underage drinking?
I just took a web quiz conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) that tests people's knowledge about underage drinking and I was surprised to find that many people who take the quiz don't score so well.
The quiz questions come from research sponsored by member agencies of the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking.
The quiz is intended to dispel myths and stimulate action to prevent and reduce underage alcohol use.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - When the first filing deadline arrives on Tuesday, Jan. 26, not everyone will necessarily have to file at that time.
However, it depends on where you live and what office you are running for in 2010.
For the first time, the city of Mount Washington offices for mayor and city council will be non-partisan.
Bullitt County election officials said that the filing deadline for these offices would be on Aug. 10.
In the city of Lebanon Junction, the mayor and city council are also non-partisan; however, they will have a different filing deadline.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - They have both promoted their community for years.
And both have been involved in making Bullitt County a better place to live and work.
The Bullitt County Scottish Rite Club honored Elaine Wilson and James Ron Sexton for their contributions during the organization's annual awards banquet.
Rodney Burress, Scottish Rite trustee and newly-installed chaplain for the next year, said Wilson deeply deserved the honor as the Outstanding Citizen.
John Roberts, public relations director and grant writer for the Bullitt County Public School System, recently earned state recognition.
Roberts earned top honors from the Kentucky Schools Public Relations Association in the following categories:
*External Publications - full color for Excellence Begins in the Classroom, first place
*Photography for District Science Fair, first place
*Photo Essays - Mock Accident at North Bullitt and Welcome to the 2008-09 School Year, two first-place awards
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway District 5 reports the following roadwork scheduled in Bullitt County for the week of Jan. 4:
KY 61: Construction delays are possible between John Harper Highway and Cardinal Avenue (mile points 19.4 and 20.1) for roadway widening.
KY 1494 (Beech Grove Road): Roadway is closed at the bridge over Long Lick Creek (mile point 5.5) for bridge replacement. Motorists should detour the area via KY 61.
Wow...now what do you do if you serve on the Shepherdsville City Council?
You approved a totally unbinding advisory ballot to get the pulse of the community on the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday in places that serve at least 70 percent in food items.
Everyone stated on more than one occasion that the turnout of the vote held on Dec. 3-4 meant nothing in terms of forcing the council to do anything.
That point has been made very clear.
But it begs to now ask the question - what do you do now?
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In a series of blog posts published throughout 2012, we've been highlighting the existence of a vibrant underground market segment, namely, that of 'hacking for hire' services, email hacking in particular. Commercially available as a service for years, the practice's growth was once largely fueled by the release of DIY Web-based popular email provider hacking tools, which once acquired by prospective cybercriminals, quickly became the foundation for a successful business model. How have things changed nowadays, in terms of tactics, techniques and procedures? Profoundly. Case in point, we've been tracking two such 'hacking for hire' services, both of which offer […]
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Keeping your digital life safe at the Sochi Olympics
Digital security is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about during the Sochi Olympics, but should be something that is on your mind when travelling to popular areas. Just as scams are popular in tourist areas around the world, hacking is on the rise where media professionals, security, and large groups of travelers will be gathering. In the past, malicious attacks through the digital infrastructure have occurred at the Olympics and other such events, and the Sochi Olympics will not be any different. So, as you get ready to hit the Russian mountains, here are some […]
An update to the Target breach theory.
It was brought to our attention that the research published had flaws. To read our response, please click here: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Security-Industry-News/Update-to-the-Target-breach-theory/m-p/77825
DIY commercially-available 'automatic Web site hacking as a service' spotted in the wild
A newly launched underground market service, aims to automate the unethical penetration testing process, by empowering virtually all of its (paying) customers with what they claim is 'private exploitation techniques' capable of compromising any Web site. More details:
New E-Shop sells access to thousands of malware-infected hosts, accepts Bitcoin
Thanks to the buzz generated over the widespread adoption of the decentralized P2P based E-currency, Bitcoin, we continue to observe an overall increase in international underground market propositions that accept it as means for fellow cybercriminals to pay for the goods/services that they want to acquire. In this post, I'll profile yet another recently launched E-shop selling access to thousands of malware-infected hosts, which compared to the previous E-shops that we've profiled, is directly promoting the use of ransomware, click fraud facilitating bots and bitcoin mining tools on the malware-infected hosts purchased through the service. More details:
New version of DIY Google Dorks based mass website hacking tool spotted in the wild
Need a compelling reason to perform search engine reconnaissance on your website, for the purpose of securing it against eventual compromise? We're about to give you a good one. A new version of a well known mass website hacking tool has been recently released, empowering virtually anyone who buys it with the capability to efficiently build "hit lists" of remotely exploitable websites for the purpose of abusing them in a malicious or fraudulent fashion. Relying on Google Dorks for performing search engine reconnaissance, the tool has built-in SQL injecting options, the ability to add custom exploits, a proxy aggregation function so that no CAPTCHA […]
New underground service offers access to thousands of malware-infected hosts
Thanks to the success of multiple botnet aggregating malicious campaigns launched in the wild, cybercriminals are launching malware-infected-hosts — also known as loads — as a service type of underground market propositions, in an attempt to monetize the botnet's infected population by selling "partitioned" access to it. How much does it cost to buy a thousand US-based malware infected hosts? What about hosts based in the European Union? Let's find out. In this post, I'll profile a newly launched underground service offering access to thousands of malware-infected hosts to virtually anyone who's willing to pay the price. More details:
Email hacking for hire going mainstream – part three
Just as we anticipated on two occasions in 2012, managed email hacking for hire services continue popping-up at publicly accessible cybercrime-friendly communities, a trend that's largely driven by the demand for such services by unethical competition, "friends", or current/ex-spouses. Often pitched as "forgotten password recovery" services, they rely on social engineering, brute-forcing, and spear phishing campaigns, often leading to a successful compromise of a targeted account. Based on the number of positive vouches, the services continue receiving a steady stream off satisfied and verified customers. In this post, I'll profile one of the most recently advertised email hacking for hire services, […]
New Russian service sells access to compromised Steam accounts
For years, cybercriminals have been trying to capitalize on the multi-billion dollar PC gaming market. From active development of game cracks and patches aiming to bypass the distribution protection embedded within the games, to today's active data mining of a botnet's infected population looking for gaming credentials in an attempt to resell access to this asset, cybercriminals are poised to capitalize on this market. What are some current trends within this market segment, and how are today's modern cybercriminals monetizing the stolen accounting data belonging to gamers internationally? Pretty simple – by automating the data mining process and monetizing the […]
Recently launched E-shop sells access to hundreds of hacked PayPal accounts
Largely relying on sophisticated and legitimate-looking phishing campaigns, next to active data mining of a botnet's infected population, today's cybercriminals are in a perfect position to monetize these fraudulently obtained assets in the form of compromised accounts. From compromised social networking accounts, to direct access to compromised servers and desktop PCs, the market segment has been steadily growing over the past couple of months. In this post I'll profile a newly launched cybercrime-friendly E-shop selling access to compromised accounts belonging primarily to PayPal users, but also, compromised accounts belonging to Apple, Walmart, Ebay and Skype users. More details:

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BELGRADE, SERBIA and LOS ANGELES, CA, May 08, 2013 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- AmCham Serbia, a non-for-profit organization promoting American business and partnerhsip between the U.S. and Serbia, and TeleSign, an Internet security and authentication leader, today announced IT Believes in Serbia, a Serbian Investment Conference in San Francisco on May 13th.
The two-hour event will be keynoted by Serbia's Prime Minister, Ivica Dacic, and the US Ambassador to Serbia, Michael Kirby. They will be joined by TeleSign's CEO, Steve Jillings, and several other technology leaders and Serbian dignitaries. Marija Zivanovic of American-based NCR will also speak about their Center of Excellence in Belgrade that now employs more than 600 highly skilled and multi-lingual employees.
"Serbia is open for business," said Ivica Dacic, Prime Minister to Serbia. "I invite you to leverage Serbia because we have talented young professionals, who are multilingual, highly educated, and willing to work for competitive wages." As many US companies have discovered, Serbia is quickly becoming the next European technology hub for expanding IT services, application development, and software programming.
Government dignitaries and technical leaders will discuss: -- Serbia's highly competitive wage structure -- Serbia's well educated and multilingual workforce -- Attractive incentives for foreign IT investment -- The ease of doing business in Serbia "TeleSign recently opened a development office in Belgrade, Serbia and the investment has paid impressive dividends," said Steve Jillings, CEO, TeleSign. "We have found highly skilled, talented and enthusiastic engineers who are fluent in English and have a strong work ethic." IT Beleves in Serbia will be hosted at the Mission Bay Conference Center on May 13, 2013 from 6pm to 8pm. For more information and to register, please visit:
About AmCham Founded in 2001, AmCham Serbia today gathers 175 US, international and local companies which have collectively invested over 14 billion Euros in the domestic economy and employ over 100,000 employees. Through our seven advocacy working groups, AmCham has become a strong catalyst for the important economic policy reforms in Serbia.
About TeleSign Every second, of every day, TeleSign protects the world's largest Internet and Cloud properties against fraud.
TeleSign's security and authentication products provide an easy-to-implement and powerful method for identifying and substantially reducing online fraud and spam. The company protects 2.5 billion downstream accounts in more than 200 countries and territories, offering localization services in 87 languages and dialects. In 2012, TeleSign ranked #23 on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500(TM) and was named Visionary in Gartner's User Authentication Magic Quadrant.
PR Contact Maja Piscevic AmCham Email Contact +381 60 6623 158 Brenna Lenoir TeleSign Corporation Email Contact +1 310 487 4767 SOURCE: TeleSign
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Last night Ciroc held a holiday tasting with mixologist Bill Ray, who prepared three cocktails specifically for the event. Later on guests were invited to create an original cocktail to complete a set of four. The Holiday Ginger Snap was the perfect cocktail to start, made with Ciroc peach, lemon juice, and sage, with a thin slice of ginger and topped off with ginger beer. The Peach Cobbler made with Ciroc peach, hazelnut liquor, heavy cream, and garnished with brown sugar, was the perfect dessert cocktail. Santa's Sleigh Ride rounded out the night with Ciroc and warm apple cider, honey and cinnamon, and garnished with apple slices and a brown sugar rim. The fourth cocktail, we created with the help of mixologist Bill Ray was called the Mistletoe Kiss and was made with Ciroc Red Berry, lemon juice, honey, muddled cucumber slices, topped off with Perrier and garnished with a basil leaf and three cranberries.
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Compositing is a feature which adds extra "eye-candy" for your desktop. This article will explain what Compositing is and does, and describe the method of utilizing it in E17.
What is Compositing?
It may be useful to start with the definition of the root word "composite" from The Free Dictionary online:
Made up of distinct components; compound.
This applies to a window manager in the sense that disparate visual elements can be combined to create a variety of visual effects. These include (but are not limited to): transparency, 3D effects, bending, scaling, and rotation.
There is a thorough article of the history and implementation of Compositing on Wikipedia for readers who are interested.
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The only two Profiles that it is loaded in by default are the Compositing Profile and Fancy Profile, though it can be added to any. Simply go to Main Menu>Settings>Modules. There, you will find it under the Look tab.
This Compositing does two primary things. The first is to allow transparent/opaque window effects. In general this will be applied to inactive/non-focused windows. In the screenshot, you can see that Midori is not the focused window and, as such, the desktop is partially visible.
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Some applications (ex. Terminology, the default Bodhi terminal emulator) support transparency while active/focused. The same screenshot shows Terminology running and focused, yet you are still able to see the Midori window behind it and the desktop behind that! The "depth" of the transparency in such an application will be set in that application's preferences (location of which will vary by application) and not in some general Compositing setting.
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In recent years, new features have begun to appear in car stereos. These days it is not hard to find a car audio system with mp3 playback, iPod integration, and a lot more. But it hasn't been long since the notion of playing mp3 files in a car was quite novel. In fact, when it first hit the scene in 1999, the Linux-based Empeg was the world's first mass produced in-car mp3 player. Remembering the Empeg The Empeg car player was a radical departure for car audio. To begin with, the Empeg was not a regular CD player; nor did it have a built-in radio receiver or a means for interfacing with an iPod. What the Empeg did offer was a sizable internal hard drive that was able to hold a vast library of music at a time when hard drive mp3 players were essentially unknown. The system, which was built on a custom-designed embedded Linux platform, was designed by Empeg engineers in their Cambridge offices and later hacked by members of the owner community.
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Bowel and Bladder Function
|Support the animal in an upright
Locate the bladder. Gently do 'test squeezes' on different spots until you identify it.
|With your right hand, feel where
the ribs end on the abdomen. Your thumb should be on one side of the
abdomen and your fingers on the other side.
GENTLY SQUEEZE your thumb and fingers together and while holding that position, move hand towards rear of abdomen. A full bladder should feel like an inflated balloon.
The animal should lift her tail when the right spot is squeezed. This is not painful for the dog. It is often a great relief.
|Q: Does this happen with a male
dog too?
A: Yes, Waffles' tail does go up while I am expressing him. Maybe not everytime but definitely when I get a good flow of urine going. Waffles does this thing sometimes. Both his legs start to do this crazy dance (sometimes while I am expressing but more times when he is just sitting around). His legs start to kick (almost seems like spasms) and he will start to urinate in forceful squirts. Sometimes it will happen a few times a day and sometimes it will happen once in a week. He started to do it about 4 months from his surgery.
This is the right spot (you can enlarge this picture by clicking on it).
Urine should be released in a fairly steady stream. When urine decreases to a dribble, the bladder has been sufficiently expressed.
|If urine squirts out or you feel
some resistance and the urine does not stream out, then your pet may be
starting to have bladder control. Check with your veterinarian.
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On Mar 12, 11:14*am, Ewan <ewanmc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Been absent for far too long after moving from Yale and losing
> (convenient) Usenet access :-(.
> Two recent tasting notes, one bad and one excellent. *I'd bought (I
> think based on a rec here, actually) a few bottles of the 2004 Chateau
> du Tertre, and after having had them in storage for a while during
> moves, we were reunited a little while back, so finally opened one:
> very disappointing, with much oxidation and almost no nose. *My guess
> is a bad bottle, but hope the others are better: I post just to check
> whether anyone happens to know that this might be in a poor period
> right now?
> The other recent wine to make a big impression came from
> winestilsoldout.com, which I've had good experience with recently: the
> 2005 Eden Vale pinot noir. *This was silky, rich and almost slightly
> syrupy, definitely 'big' for a pinot but not over the top, good
> caramel and woodsmoke. *Really very good; I went back out and bought a
> case, and will look for future releases.
Good to see you here, and congrats on the new family addition.
I have to think the du Tertre was an off bottle. I liked a lot on
release. It might well be in a closed place right now, but shouldn't
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Water markets helping rural communitiesPUBLISHED: 18 Apr 2012 15:50:24 | UPDATED: 18 Apr 2012 15:50:24PRINT EDITION: 18 Apr 2012
Not all of the irrigators who have sold water entitlements to the Commonwealth, as part of a plan to save the Murray-Darling Basin river system, are leaving their farms or their communities.
According to a new report from the National Water Commission, water markets are helping regional communities in the southern Murray-Darling Basin to remain productive.
"Australia's water markets have allowed water to be reallocated to where the need is greatest and reduced the impact of the drought on regional production," commissioner Laurie Arthur told a conference in Sydney on Wednesday.
The report, which focuses on the five year period from 2006-07 to 2010-11, confirmed the main drivers of hardship in communities along the southern Murray-Darling Basin include drought, commodity prices and exchange rates.
"Water trading is part of the solution in managing these difficulties," Mr Arthur said at the Australian Water Congress and Expo.
While it was true some irrigators were leaving the industry after selling their water entitlements, "many have used the buyback program as a timely opportunity to reduce their levels of debt".
The money was also useful for covering the fixed costs of running a farm.
Of the 564 irrigators surveyed by the commission, 32 per cent who sold their water entitlements reported buying back water allocations at a later date.
While it was not known exactly how many irrigators had left the industry altogether after selling their entitlements, it was clear many were staying on.
The federal government has secured over 672 gigalitres of various types of entitlements in the southern Murray Darling Basin, most of it in 2009-10.
In total, irrigators in the region received $1 billion in return.
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