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lol books don't teach you well...there may be a manual but what if it is wrong!
also Mechazawa did anyone ever tell you that you were really funny cause you are. lol (not out loud but a lot!!) =P
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lol books don't teach you well...there may be a manual but what if it is wrong!
also Mechazawa did anyone ever tell you that you were really funny cause you are. lol (not out loud but a lot!!) =P
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I don't care about what some people think. They are some pregnant people at my school. Its not cool to have a baby that early! The main reason they get them is because they have been sneakin around having sex. Iam not saying if you do it your going to have a baby,but it could happen. Iam a teenage girl in highschool and I don't think about messing around with anybody. Some people think every teen is going wild these days. Not all of us are like that. There are some virgins at my school. Not just sluts.
You do realize that blood tests, condoms and birth control pills are available to ANYONE who is smart enough to go out and look for them...
You can be a total virgin and sleep with your husband on the night of your wedding night and still catch an STD from him.
marriage isn't a guarantee of being disease-free ^^;
And what about those who have no interest in marriage? Or those who can't get married(gays and lesbians)? What about people who have been married before and are divorced? Are they somehow "corrupt"? Are they used goods? Are they supposed to just never have sex?
O_o; This is a silly argument.
Obviously, if your virginity is important to you, you should hang onto it. But it's none of your business if someone else wants to hang onto theirs or not.
well in my opinion i wouldn't risk myself with anybody cause they could have a disease and not even konw it. i plan to wait for that special someone, and i hope my special someone is a virgin as well so i dont have to worry about being infected with anything. plus i really dont think sex is really important. it doesnt show someone that you love them, it just one part of a relationship some people go through. it really makes no sense when people say "oh if you love me, you'll have sex with me" thats just plain bull. BUT to some people thats a way of showing love. but not to me. it may feel great but it doesnt really mean anything. its just one more thing people do. plus this is coming from a virgin's point of view.
I'm a devout catholic, but even I'm smart enough to see that marriage isn't a magical barrier, shielding you from STDs.
We are only allowed to use natural birth control methods.
This basically means just not having sex if you don't want children.
That's why I don't, like most hispanic catholics, follow these rules because when I do have sex w/ my girlfriend so I can use a condom.
I haven't been in high school for a while now, but back when I was in grade school a 7th grade girl and an 8th grade girl where both pregnant. Then in high school I couldn't keep track of it. There where 5 girls at my graduation that where knocked up one of them was the Val Victorian 7 months along (boy that's a story right there:rolleyes1:.). I went to a rural grade and high school; I would imagine the pregnancy rate would be higher the closer you got to cities. (I could be wrong on that though.)
Like IlikeApples said marriage isn't a barrier that will protect you from diseases OR getting pregnant (that's another thread, but just because you get married doesn't mean you should start having babies either.)
STD blood screenings
Birth control pills
The morning after pill
Dental dams
Spermicidal foam/jelly
The today sponge
Some bullet looking thing that I can't remember the name of right now.
Condoms for women (Did these ever make it to market?)
Some odd little thing that looks like a twist tie off a loaf of bread that they used to show on TV that a woman's gynecologist inserts to help avoid pregnancy
In the end kids shouldn't be having sex, heck I know some people that are well beyond the legal age that shouldn't be having sex. I know it happens though all you can do is hope that the kid listens to there parents and the parents have more between their ears than soft padding that stops their skull from caving in. The kids should be learning about stuff like this from their parents anyway and not those brain washing abstinence programs that travel from school to school.
I'm not knocking waiting until your married to have sex, but only getting married to have sex is hella stupid.
Finally, in this day and age you can't be too careful. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get a blood screen every time you get a new BF or GF, the both of you can go together. It may kill the spontaneity of the situations, but crotch rot will do that too.
All in all you have to respect sex; it's not something you do to kill an hour. People fight and kill one another because of sex, it's a powerful weapon and it's also something very beautiful. But always remember to be safe, and wait until your at least 18. At that age you can be in a better position to own up to your actions.
Akura never lets those sort of people get ot you, i know they dont but if they ever do, your better than them having sex at a young age is riddiculus and more childish than not having it! Your right there wrong there is nothing to it. :2thumbs:


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I do enjoy the almond scent of the oil and do not find it to be overpowering at all.
Due to my limited experience with this product, I haven't deducted any lippies because of my cuticles not being perfect. They absolutely do show improvement so, at this point, that is good enough for me.
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I don't use this as a daily cuticle oil like other reviewers, so I really can't judge its performance as a treatment. However, I apply it to my nails before my manicure and it makes a tremendous difference in how my base coat and polish go on. After filing, pushing back my cuticles, etc., I apply Solar Oil to my nails and cuticles and massage it in. I wait five or so minutes, then I remove the oil with nail polish remover. Be thorough about removing it or else your nail polish won't adhere smoothly. Then I apply my base coat and nail polish as usual. Something about the Solar Oil makes my base coat go on much more smoothly than without using it. It's as if it fills in the microscopic dents and rough spots on your nails. I don't have smooth, pretty nails, but if I use this, my base coat goes shinier and glassier. It's well worth the extra effort.
I have very dry cuticles and although this feels nice at night when I put it on, it just isn't effective enough to really make a difference. The next morning my cuticles have hydrated just a bit. I don't have any nail issues (diseases), and I don't use harsh soaps and am not a frequent hand washer (nurse, etc). So as an average consumer, I was expecting more.
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This stuff is the shiz! I love it, it's my go to cuticle oil, i've been using it for years and it keeps my cuticles and nails in great and moisturized condition.
Complaints that it is oily and greasy are accurate, but i don't know what one expects from an ... um.. oil.
the smell is fab if you're into heavy almondy smells otherwise i recomend that you try to smell it b4 you buy, bcs i know some who think it's overpowering.
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I like using this product on my nails as well as the surrounding skin. It takes about 10 minutes or so before the oil starts to be absorbed, so it can get a little messy if you're on the go...it's best if you apply it when you have some free time, like when watching television or before bed. I haven't seen a huge difference in my fingernails (but that could be because they're pretty decent to begin with), but I've noticed that it's made my toenails/toes look more presentable. To be honest, the reason I keep coming back to it is because I love the way it smells! Overall, it's a good product but not amazing.
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I love this! I love the smell,and it dries nail polish super fast. It also conditions cuticles, strengthens nails and is well worth the cost. The smell reminds me somewhat of jergens lotion but I love it!


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Easy to make! Perfect for little hands.
Step One
1. Fun fabric
2. Washcloth
3. Scissors
4. Ruler
5. Sewing Machine
Step Two
Fold washcloth in half. Use ruler to measure desired width. I made mine around 3 inches across x 11 inches long. Cut both washcloth and fabric the same.
Step Three
Place cut fabric and washcloth back to back. Fold in half. Make sure right side of fabric is on the outside.
Step Four
Pin sides together. I folded over the top to make a little edge with the washcloth. This will help soak up drips from the freeze pop. Sew each side in a straight stitch.
Step Five
Trim edges with pinking shears.
Step Six
All Done! We like giving our little one these freeze pops because they are made with real fruit juice.
Finished Product!
You can make them in all kinds in different fabrics. Best part? Throw them in the wash when they get dirty. They will be clean and ready to go for the next freeze pop treat.
Such a cute and easy way to make your kiddos special treat easier to eat!
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November 8, 2009
Celebrities Follow @MicahJesse On Twitter!
Hollywood Honeys like it sweet!
Stars like Dancing With The Star's Maksim Chmerkovskiy (Twitter) and Peepshow's Aubrey O'Day (Twitter) are speaking out about following Micah Jesse (Twitter) for the positivity!
Aubrey O'Day says MicahJesse.com "always knows the latest scoop" with professional dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy adding that it is "refreshing dose of positivity."
Amazing! Keep it comin' y'all!
Love YOU!!!
Celebrities can't get enough of our tweets! Here are some other people you might know that follow @MicahJesse:
Jill Zarin (@JillZarin, from the Real Housewives of New York City), Mya (@MissMya, singer), Cassie (@CassieVentura, singer), Kat DeLuna (@KatDeLuna, singer), DJ Cassidy (@DJCassidy), Dawn Richard (@DawnRichard, Danity Kane), O'Neal McKnight (@OnealMcKnight, singer), DJ Eric Cubeechee (@DJEricCubeechee), Krys Ivory (@KrysIvory, NextSelection recording artist), Shontelle (@Shontelle_Layne, singer), Jaslene Gonzalez (@TheRealJasleneG, America's Next Top Model), Scott Herman (@Scott_Herman, Real World: Brooklyn)…and many more!
Follow @MicahJesse for the latest celebrity news, interviews, sightings and event coverage – but always with a positive twist!Read More
September 17, 2009
Us Weekly Celebrates 25 Most Stylish!
On Wednesday night (Sept 16) Us Magazine had a grand ole celebration at a Chelsea nightclub to honor their picks for New York's "25 Most Stylish."
We're still confused how we were left off that list?
Ha! Maybe next year…Read More
September 14, 2009
Introducing: The 25 Most Stylish New Yorkers
Us Weekly magazine debuted their picks for the 25 "most stylish" New Yorkers.
…and we have the run down for you!
- Alicia Keys
- Vera Wang
- Martha Stewart
- Good Morning America's Chris Cuomo
- Christie Brinkley
- DJ David Berrie
- Brooklyn Decker
- TV host Andy Cohen
- The Real Housewives of New York City
- Amber Rose
- 30 Rock's Katrina Bowden
- Tenjune club owners Mark Birnbaum and Eugene Remm
- Designer Catherine Malandrino
- Whitney Port
- Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta and Victoria Asher
- DJ Cassidy
- The View's Sherri Shepherd
- DSquared2 designers Dean and Dan Caten
- The Beautiful Life's Elle Macpherson and Sara Paxton
- Kat DeLuna
- Lancome executive Kerry Diamond
- Emmy Rossum
- Ivanka Trump
- Stylist Marni Senofonte
- Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Hey, Us Weekly!!!! There's just one person missing….Micah Jesse!Read More
June 8, 2009
The Ultimate Prom 2009 Decends On New York City
MicahJesse.com was asked to be in the house at the Ultimate Prom 2009 held at the Chelsea Piers on Friday (June 5). So we thought, "who would be the best date ever?"
Jill Zarin's lil' girl Ally Zarin (below, pictured with Disney teen heart throb Jimmy Robbins) was the first and only person that came to mind! We had so much fun together.
This was, indeed, the ultimate prom. According to Fox, The Ultimate Prom is a multi-platform, interactive venture between Hearst Magazines' MyPromStyle.com and Universal Motown Records that gives one New York City high school's senior class a star-studded prom concert. The musical guests we got to enjoy included: Kat Deluna, Ryan Leslie, Tina Parol, Jimmy Robbins, Akon, and Kid Cudi.
It was super fun!
To check out more pictures from the night, click the gallery below!
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May 10, 2009
VIDEO: Kat Deluna Gives Us All Voice!
Spanish singing sensation Kat Deluna strips it all down for us so we can hear her pipes! Check out the ballad version of her newest hit single "Dance Bailalo"Read More
May 5, 2009
Buy Kat Deluna's New Single "Dance Bailalo" On iTunes Now!
MicahJesse.com was the first media outlet to release pop sensation Kat Deluna's second single, "Dance Bailalo," off her sophomore album.
Now, we're so excited to announce that the single is now on iTunes for you to purchase!
So whatchu waitin for?
Dance Bail-a-la-lo!
Click here to head on over to iTunes!Read More
April 26, 2009
I:Spy Aubrey O'Day In NYC
Aubrey O'Day, wearing a dress by Gypsy Maxi, goes shopping at West Village hotspot boutique Owl's Lab while in town this past weekend for the MTV Making The Band finale show.
It looks like GOD (her dog, Ginger O'Day) is a lil' jelly that she's touching another pup!
Owl's Lab is a hotspot for everything "boho sheik" and caters to celebrity clients like Mary Kate Olsen, Maggie Gylenhaal, Carmen Electra, Kat Deluna, Denise Richards and more!Read More
April 13, 2009
VIDEO: Upload Your Dance Moves To "Dance Bailalo"
Micah Jesse was the first news outlet to release Kat Deluna's new single "Dance Bailalo"
Now, we have a message from Kat herself asking you to upload your dance moves to her scorching hot new song!
Take a look:
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April 10, 2009
Katy Perry Peforms For PAPER Magazine's Beautiful People Party
Last night, Paper Magazine celebrated their 2009 Beautiful People issue at Hiro Ballroom at The Maritime Hotel in NYC. The music for the event was provided by the incomparable DJ Cassidy, with a special three-song set from pop sensation Katy Perry all brought to you by H&M.
A bunch of NYC's tastemakers were in attendance including your favorite celeb blogger Micah Jesse, singing phenomenon Kat Deluna, newly famous and extremely talented Kid Cudi, Mickey Boardman, supermodel Lydia Hearst, the eensie beensie Lady Sovereign, singer Melanie Fiona, performing sensation O'Neal McKnight, Semi Precious Weapons' Justin Tranter, designers The Blonds (Philippe and David), America's Next Top Model winner Jaslene Gonzalez, socialite bubblegum pop designer Richie Rich, and many more!
Katy Perry performs "I Kissed A Girl":
Katy Perry performs "Waking Up In Vegas":
The New York Observer observed that Micah Jesse was only the one press outlet to get a question out of Miss Perry:
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April 10, 2009
VIDEO: Behind-The-Scenes Making Kat Deluna's New Single "Dance Bailalo"
Micah Jesse was the first news outlet to premiere pop sensation Kat Deluna's new scorching hot single "Dance Bailalo"…
Well now we have behind-the-scenes footage from the making of Kat's new song, check it out!
[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2A6yKI7N8c]Read More
April 7, 2009
MICAH JESSE EXCLUSIVE!!! Premiere Of Kat Deluna's NEW Single "Dance Bailalo"
Micah Jesse is soooooooooooo excited to announce that we have Kat Deluna's scorching hot new single "Dance Bailalo" for your enjoyment RIGHT NOW!!!
And we are thrilled to be the VERY FIRST news outlet to be PREMIERING the song to the world!!!Read More
April 4, 2009
NYLON Magazine Celebrates 10th Anniversary!
On Tuesday night, Micah Jesse was on the red carpet at the NYLON Magazine 10th Anniversary celebration.
Gossip Girl badgirl Taylor Momsen, actor Zach Braff, MTV The City's Erin Lucas, Ciara, Australian supermodel Jessica Hart, Adrienne Bailon, designer Christian Siriano, supermodel heiress Lydia Hearst, The Misshapes, singer Kat Deluna with an entourage of fabulosity, actresses and Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants costars Alexis Bledel and Amber Tamblyn, fellow America's Next Top Model winners Jaslene Gonzalez and Caridee English, newly engaged DJ MOS, Jus Ske, Steve Aoki, model Kimberly Leemans, among others celebrated NYLON Magazine's 10th Anniversary with Editor-in-Chief Marvin Scott Jarrett and Publisher Jaclynn Jarrett at Shang in The Thompson LES Hotel.
Video Produced By: John Francis McCarthy
[Micah Jesse was styled by Lauren Rae Levy, clothes provided by vintage boutique What Comes Around Goes Around]Read More
April 1, 2009
NYLON Magazine Celebrates 10 Years With NYC's Most Divine
Last night Gossip Girl badgirl Taylor Momsen, actor Zach Braff, MTV The City's Erin Lucas, Ciara, Adrienne Bailon, designer Christian Siriano, supermodel heiress Lydia Hearst, The Misshapes, singer Kat Deluna with an entourage of fabulosity, actresses and Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants costars Alexis Bledel and Amber Tamblyn, fellow America's Next Top Model winners Jaslene Gonzalez and Caridee English, newly engaged DJ MOS, Jus Ske, Steve Aoki, model Kimberly Leemans, among others celebrated NYLON Magazine's 10th Anniversary with Editor-in-Chief Marvin Scott Jarrett and Publisher Jaclynn Jarrett at the Thompson LES.
Micah Jesse was on the red carpet all night, so stay tuned for video interviews with some of your favorite stars!!!
NYLON Magazine's special 10th Anniversary issue celebrates a decade of iconic fashion, beauty and music. Boasting Lindsay Lohan on the cover and birthday shout-outs from Debbie Harry, Avril Lavigne, Mena Suvari, Christina Ricci, Sienna Miller and Christina Aguilera, the issue pays homage to the trends we've followed and the ways in which they're current for today.Read More
January 30, 2009
Micah Jesse Interviews Aaron Reid, Son Of Music Mogul L.A. Reid
We had a very special guest today on The Micah Jesse Show!
Last week we had Kat Deluna, and the week before we had Indashio (winner of VH1′s "Glam God" competition).
This week, we chatted with Aaron Reid, son of music mogul L.A. Reid.
We talked to Aaron about his new life as a student at Morehouse in Atlanta, what life has been like since My Super Sweet 16, what life is like with a dad like L.A. Reid, who Aaron thinks are up-and-coming in the music industry, as well as Aaron's definition of an "artist," which Aaron is and much, much more!
Stay tuned to listen right here on MicahJesse.com:
Or listen in by heading over to:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/micahjesseRead More
January 26, 2009
The Micah Jesse Show: Micah Talks To Recording Artist Kat Deluna
Today was fierce, bebes!
We got a call from Kat Deluna's people today after they saw that we posted her new music video.
They said she would love to talk to us about her new single "Unstoppable" featuring Lil' Wayne but that she only had this one time to do it before she boarded a plane on her promotional tour for her new album!
So, we did an impromptu show, episode two of The Micah Jesse Show, and had the lovely little lady on! Last week we had VH1 Glam God winner Indashio on the show and that was so much fun as well!
The Micah Jesse Show is gearing up to be quite a hot spot for stars to talk about what they're up to – and what they're up to next!
You might want to listen all the way through… Kat Deluna surprises us at the end with something hot!
Kat Deluna is certainly unstoppable.Read More


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Freese also had two hits and three RBIs in St. Louis' 10-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
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Location was perfect! Walked to beach and St. Armand's - what more could you ask for on Lido? Room was like a small hotel room, but was clean and quiet at night. Had fridge, toaster, coffee maker and microwave. Nice to have an affordable option for quick get-away!
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Loved this unit, the description is very accurate - it was spotless, great space, cool temp, all amenities in the house (including kitchen) for a comfortable beach experience. Within walking distance to shops and restaurants at St. Armand's Circle, and half a block to the gorgeous Lido beach. Wi-fi, list of local places to visit, fun stuff for the beach, outdoor patio area and very reasonable price - can't wait to come back! Jenny was awesome to deal with too!


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Apartment Blue Danube II Bratislava
Official Contact Details - Apartment Blue Danube IIPhone: 00421 911 765 899
Apartment Blue Danube II is situated in a great location - heart of Bratislava. The apartment is located directly in the centre in Old Town. All historical sights of capital of Slovakia are around.
- Price from 69 EUR / Day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Last updated: 06/24/2009
This is your property ?
The apartment is at a very quiet place, providing privacy to its quests. Enjoy privacy at hostel prices! There is a nice view from the apartment to the green and quiet garden. You can also relax sitting on the balcony with the view to the garden!
It's our mission to provide the budget traveler with the best and most affordable accommodation possible in the heart of Bratislava. Our beautiful and spacious rooms offer travelers luxurious hotel style accommodation.
Our rooms come standard with a complete bathroom and shower, towels, linens, and television. Enjoy the comfort of a private, quiet and clean apartment at bargain prices!
The apartment is completely newly reconstructed and furnished.
It is very cozy and nicely furnished with a brand new furniture.
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From Airport take bus no. 61 and get off at Racianske namestie. Walk back, cross the street and take tram no. 11 (direction Stare Mesto). Get off at Marianska stop. From the stop turn right, cross the street and continue straight to Dobrovskeho street. Apartment Blue Danube is on your right (30 minutes)
From Main Train Station take trolleybus no. 201 and get off at Trnavske myto (fourth stop). Use the underground passage and change to tram no. 14 direction city centre (Stare Mesto). Get off at Marianska stop. From the stop turn right, cross the street and continue straight to Dobrovskeho street. Apartment Blue Danube is on your right (25 minutes).
From Bus Station take trolleybus no. 206 and get off at Spitalska stop (second stop). Continue in the same direction as trolleybus and cross the street. Then turn left and cross the street again. Walk for another 50 meters and then turn right into Dobrovskeho street (dead end street). Walk for another 20 meters. Apartment Blue Danube 2 is on right (15 minutes).
Public transport available in proximity of Apartment Blue Danube 2 - two bedrooms:
Trams: 1, 4, 11, 14
Trolleybuses: 206, 208
Night buses: N61, N72
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- 6 Dobrovskeho, 811 06, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
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There are two separated parts of the apartment available,but both guarantee a privacy for its quests. Both parts have an own security locking which guarantees to the quests an absolute security as well.
Both parts are suitable for 2 3 people and contain the following: a spacious room (around 30 square meters) with 2 separate beds and one big fold-out sofa and a bathroom with a toilet.
Both parts offer you TVs with more than 50 channels. Towels and bed linen are available free of charge. The apartment offers you also a spacious kitchen with microwave, fridge, stove and all utensils you can need. The kitchen is shared.
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15 Must-Have Mexican Salsa Recipes
Want to give your dishes a flavor boost? Bring on the salsa! Whether you use them as a dip for chips or as a topping for grilled meats, these easy salsa recipes will delight your taste buds all year round.
Interested in more south-of-the-border flavors? Try these traditional Mexican recipes or some of our favorite healthy Mexican dishes.
Tomato Salsa with Cucumber "Chips"
This healthy take on the traditional chips-and-salsa combo is super-refreshing and almost entirely fat-free. The antioxidant-rich salsa is delicious served right after it's made, but the flavors meld nicely after a day or two in the refrigerator.
Charring fresh tomatoes and jalapeños on the grill gives this chunky pureed salsa great fire-roasted flavor. No grill? Throw 'em under the broiler or substitute canned fire-roasted tomatoes.
The freshly ground cumin seeds in this tomatillo-based salsa add a toasty depth of flavor that is great with salmon; they're also thought to aid digestion. Plus, get an added vitamin C boost from the jalapeño.
Start with your favorite prepared tomato salsa for this unique topping or dip.
Fresh and easy, this recipe yields about 5 cups of salsa. If you like spicy salsa, use the full amount of jalapeños and add more cayenne pepper.
The tart and tangy flavor of tomatillos is mellowed by buttery avocado in this zesty salsa verde. Vary the heat level according to your taste.
This colorful salsa comes together in a snap with avocado, frozen corn, and ripe tomato.
Sweet, tart, and crunchy, this salsa is perfect alongside battered fish, grilled steak, or chicken.
Pair sweet watermelon with jalapeño peppers, cilantro, red onion, lime juice, and salt for a delicious summertime salsa.
This mellow salsa, made with dried ancho chiles, is a good all-purpose choice. It's delicious with anything from scrambled eggs to tostadas.
You'll love this quick and delicious salsa so much, you'll want to make it for every Taco Night.
Adding canned beans to a spicy salsa is an easy way to boost fiber and improve nutritional value. This salsa is also a good accompaniment for burgers or scrambled egg burritos.
Try this chunky orange-lime salsa on fish tacos or serve it with tortilla chips.
Mint, cilantro, and jalapeño flavor this unique grilled peach salsa.
Here's a homemade version of the tomato salsa served at taco stands and burrito joints everywhere. Try it with all your favorite Mexican foods it even works as enchilada sauce.
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|Drew Bundini Brown
|March 21, 1928
Midway, Florida
|September 24, 1987 (aged 59)
Los Angeles County, California
|athletic trainer, boxing cornerman, valet, actor
|Rhoda Palestine (divorced)
|2 sons, Drew Bundini Brown III (with Palestine)
Ronald David Jackson (with blues singer Ruth Brown)
|Drew Bundini Brown
|March 21, 1928
Midway, Florida
|September 24, 1987 (aged 59)
Los Angeles County, California
|athletic trainer, boxing cornerman, valet, actor
|Rhoda Palestine (divorced)
|2 sons, Drew Bundini Brown III (with Palestine)
Ronald David Jackson (with blues singer Ruth Brown)
Drew Bundini Brown (March 21, 1928 – September 24, 1987) was an assistant trainer and cornerman of Muhammad Ali throughout the former heavyweight champion's career,[1] as well as occasional film actor. He was portrayed by Jamie Foxx in the film Ali.
Brown, who was born in Midway, Florida, and raised in nearby Sanford, Florida, and dropped out of junior high school after the eighth grade. The strapping young Brown, who had matured rapidly during puberty, was able to lie about his age and join the Navy as a messboy at age 13.
Discharged two years later, he would become a United States Merchant Marine, and would spend 12 years traveling the world, later becoming a part of Sugar Ray Robinson's entourage as a cornerman.[2]
Brown joined Ali's entourage as a cornerman in 1963,[3] when the boxer was known as Cassius Clay, and remained with him until his final fight in 1981.[1]
Brown was also one of Ali's speech writers. He wrote certain poems, including that which coined Ali's famous and oft quoted:
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see.
Ali used the poem to taunt Sonny Liston at the press conference prior to his February 25, 1964 victory over the WBA and WBC champion to claim both titles.[1]
In the early 1950s, while living in Harlem, New York, Brown met and married Rhoda Palestine, a white woman of Russian-Jewish extraction. Through this relationship, Brown would eventually convert to Reform Judaism. They married at a time when interracial relationships and marriages were considered by many as taboo (and which were still illegal in some southern states), and had one son, Drew Brown III (born January 20, 1955, in Harlem).
According to the autobiography of singer Ruth Brown (no relation),[4] he was also the true father of her son Ronald David Jackson ("Ronnie"), though he was unaware of this during the boy's childhood.
His son Drew III later joined the United States Navy and became a Medium Attack Bomber pilot flying the A-6 Intruder. He won numerous awards for his service, and made U.S. military history as the only Black Jew to ever fly off of a Navy aircraft carrier. He then went on to write a bestselling book titled You Gotta Believe and became a nationally known speaker.[1][5]
Brown died in 1987 from the effects of a car accident. He pinched a nerve in his spine in the crash and subsequently suffered a serious fall at home from which he never recovered. He was visited by Ali on his deathbed.[6]


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Winnipeg Free Press - ONLINE EDITION
Yanukovych risks Second Cold War
"The protest mood in Ukraine is at a higher temperature than ever before," said Vitali Klitschko, the de facto leader of the anti-government protests that have filled central Kiev for the past two months, in an interview with the Guardian on Tuesday. "We only need a small spark for the situation to develop in a way that will be completely out of control for the authorities."
It's make-or-break time, because on Wednesday a raft of new laws came into effect that make almost everything the protesters have been doing illegal. The laws, which were rushed through the Ukrainian parliament last week on a show of hands, ban helmets, hard hats and masks at rallies, and impose fines and prison sentences for setting up unauthorized tents, stages or sound systems in public places.
They prescribe jail terms for anybody blockading public buildings, and make it a crime to "slander" public officials (whatever that means). You can also go to jail for handing out pamphlets, and you can get 15 years for being part of a "mass riot" (however the government chooses to define that).
If President Viktor Yanukovych's government tries to enforce these laws on the tent city of protesters that has filled the Maidan (Independence Square) since late November, there will be something like civil war in the heart of the Ukrainian capital. He hasn't done so yet, but mobile phone users near the violent clashes early Tuesday morning got text messages saying: "Dear subscriber, you are registered as a participant in a mass riot."
Yanukovych is getting desperate, because the protests are no longer just against his abrupt decision not to sign a treaty creating closer trade and political ties between Ukraine and the European Union, and to turn to Russia instead for loans ($15 billion) and discounted gas.
The protests have expanded to take in the dire state of the economy, Yanukovych's ruthless political tactics, and the sudden wealth of the "family" of officials and businessmen who support him.
So long as the conflict was about the EU-or-Russia issue, Yanukovych could count on the backing of the Russian-speaking half of the Ukrainian population, in the south and the heavily industrialized east of the country: many people there fear for their jobs if the Ukrainian economy integrates with the EU. But the poverty and the corruption hurt everybody, whether they speak Ukrainian or Russian. Everybody can get together and protest about that.
Another worry for Yanukovych is the attitude of the oligarchs, the billionaire businessmen like Rinat Ahmetov, Viktor Pinchuk and Igor Kolomoisky who control a large share of the Ukrainian economy. They have not been politically neutered like the oligarchs in Vladimir Putin's Russia, and it's striking that the television stations they own have been covering the demonstrations quite objectively.
The ultimate loyalty of the oligarchs is to their money, of course, but they seem to believe that in the long run their money is safer in EU countries, or at least in a Ukraine that conforms to EU legal standards. So they are not ecstatic about Yaukovych's decision to turn away from the EU, and they are quite capable of turning away from him. Indeed, that's exactly what they did during the Orange Revolution of 2004, and they could do it again.
So Yanukovych's back is to the wall, and he has apparently decided that it's worth gambling that he can clear the streets by force without triggering a confrontation that spreads far beyond the Maidan. And it will have to be done by force, because the protesters will not just fold their tents and creep off home.
The sudden lurch into violence on the streets on Sunday and Monday nights occurred in this context. The several hundred young men who attacked the riot police with pipes, chains and fire-bombs were originally thought to be "provocateurs" hired by the government to give it a justification for using violence on the mass of peaceful protesters, but lots of them were not.
The core group of fighters were members of a radical ultra-nationalist group called Right Sector that is both anti-Russian and anti-EU. It includes both Russian and Ukrainian speakers, and imagines it can use the current crisis to "destroy the skeleton state" and build a new state on the ruins. Things are indeed spinning out of control.
When Vitali Klitschko arrived on the scene to beg them to remain non-violent, he was attacked with a fire extinguisher — and thousands of ordinary protesters showed up to cheer the young thugs as they attacked the police. There is a serious potential for mass violence here, and that could lead to even worse things.
Viktor Yanukovych, for all his faults, is the legitimately elected president of Ukraine, and he has a majority in parliament. What if, facing overthrow in the streets, he called for "fraternal aid" from Russia to defend democracy in Ukraine?
What if the Russians, who are already claiming that it's a Western plot — "We have information that much of this is being stimulated from abroad," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday — agree to send him police and military help?
It sounds far-fetched and it would be extremely stupid, but everybody is busily painting themselves into corners and there is a small but real possibility that it could happen. In which case, welcome to the Second Cold War.
Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.
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Hunters and gatherers. Most people think of cybercrime against business to be the work of hunters such as cybercriminals who target then infiltrate a company to steal from it. Reading the newspaper, it's easy to convince yourself that these hunters are after big game and a small business does not have to worry about these targeted attacks. Maybe; however, we'll talk more about that later. The majority of cybercriminals can best be described as gatherers. They throw wide nets and take advantage of whatever victims land in those nets. Small businesses really must watch out for the gatherers.
Because the barrier of entry is low, there are many gatherers. A gatherer doesn't have to be a criminal genius. They don't even need advanced computer skills. They really don't need to know much at all—except where to buy a toolkit. Toolkits allow criminals with limited skills to get into the game of gathering then selling information.
Figure 1. Almost 3/4 of all malware contains more than one type of attack.
The chart above demonstrates the effects that toolkits have had on users. In 2009, Symantec reported that almost 75 percent of malware was capable of performing five different attacks on an infected machine. A typical toolkit today is built to allow the criminal to monetize infected machines in every way possible. Not only can it record everything a user types on a system (keystroke loggers, a simple way to capture any password a user types in), but it can also steal email addresses found on the machine (to sell to spammers or to attack other users) and add additional malware to the machine at any time (remote access allows the criminal to download and execute any file they want). This would allow the criminal to introduce new malware on to the machine. Typically, this malware is a fake AV product and/or a spam bot.
These types of attacks are a concern for everyone. But, there are three particular types of attacks that can have a devastating effect on a small business. Here are some of the ways our so-called gatherers will try and steal from your small business.
#1 Steal all the money in your bank account
Banking Trojans
One of the most prevalent toolkits creates a threat that small businesses should be very concerned about. The name of the toolkit is Zeus.
While a user of the Zeus toolkit can do all the things we just discussed, their first objective is to steal bank account credentials. This is the most lucrative crime and unfortunately the most lucrative victim is a small business.
Why? A small business generally has more money in its accounts than a consumer. However, unlike a consumer, the small business has fewer safeguards in place to guard its financial transactions.
No single gang is responsible for using Zeus. The toolkit is widely available and can be purchased for as little as $700 in the underground economy. It can be bartered for or even stolen. It appears that cybercriminals are not above software piracy and illicit software vendors suffer the same piracy issues as legitimate software vendors.
According to the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report XV, 90,000 unique Zeus binaries were observed in 2009. This does not mean there are 90,000 different gangs behind Zeus attacks; however, it does indicate that the gangs using Zeus have created thousands of unique versions of the threat. And it gives an indication on how hard it is to prevent.
There are many ways that Zeus attempts to separate you from your money. Collecting login and password information from your machine is the simplest. It first attempts to find all passwords stored on your machine. Email passwords or any password saved in Internet Explorer are collected and sent back to the criminal. But, Zeus doesn't have to find your banking information stored on your machine. It can actually ask you for it.
Let's say that I have criminal friends that are very good at robbing ATMs. If I can get bank account information and a PIN number, they can create phony ATM cards and walk up to an ATM and remove all of your money. The problem is getting the ATM number. It's not something that is likely to be stored on a computer. So, how does the criminal get it? Well, they just ask. The Zeus toolkit comes with a feature that can insert things into a Web page. So, Zeus will silently wait on your machine until you browse to your bank's Web page. Then, at the login and password part of the page it simply adds, or injects, a request for your PIN number.
Most cybercriminals using Zeus just want your bank's login and password. If you have not stored them on your computer (good for you!), the malware will just wait until you go to the website and type them in. This is called keystroke logging—as in, every keystroke you type is sent to the bad guy. Now, that would be a lot of information, so the bad guys are likely just watching till they see yourbank.com typed into a browser and then they start logging your keystrokes. Once the cybercriminals have your login and password they can simply log in as you and transfer your money anywhere they want.
#2 Steal your intellectual property and customer information
Maybe you can legitimately argue that no one would target your organization for a cyberattack. You have no competitors that would be interested in your intellectual property, you don't store customer information, there is nothing of value on any of your company's computers, and your bank account is empty. Then you are one of the few.
There is so much valuable information kept on computers today. It's how we work. So, it is normal for any small business to be nervous about keeping its proprietary information safe. In fact, according to the recent Symantec 2010 SMB Information Protection survey, almost three quarters of small and medium businesses (SMBs) are somewhat/extremely concerned about the loss of crucial business information. This does not come as a surprise, considering 42 percent have actually lost confidential or proprietary electronic information in the past.
When your valuable data has been lost or stolen, the security industry calls this a breach. And, while hackers are responsible for the most credit card information being stolen, SMBs must be very careful with how they handle and process customers' as well as their own financial data. According to the same survey, with SMBs who did lose customer information, 100 percent saw losses such as lost revenue or direct financial costs.
#3 Drive your customers away
Brand Reputation
Small businesses are finding that social networking and other "Web 2.0" solutions are an ideal way to find and keep customers. If you think about it like a big company does, you are building a brand through your networking efforts online. Unfortunately, that brand building can go terribly wrong very quickly if a criminal hijacks your Web 2.0 accounts.
I've already talked about how threats like Zeus can pick up login and password credentials, and Facebook and Twitter accounts are some of the most commonly stolen in these attacks. This is most likely due to the large number of people who have these accounts. It's a great example of one of the ways criminals gain access to accounts; however, it's not the simplest way. The simplest way is through a phishing attack.
Since the creation of Facebook, users have been receiving emails that look like this:
But Facebook has not sent a single one of them. In fact, Facebook will never send you email asking you to change your password. This is a phishing attack. The email takes you to a website that looks like Facebook but is run by a criminal for the sole purpose of stealing your Facebook login credentials.
Another popular trick is to infect your machine with malware that rides piggyback on your account. The malware will sit on your machine and post whatever it wants to your social networking account or Twitter feed.
Why? The criminals want to use your account to run scams, send spam, or infect other users with malware. Your small business account may soon be promoting wacky diet plans or your customers will find unwanted software being installed after viewing a video you told them was "haha funny."
As a small business owner, you likely know the importance of location. Customers won't go to a storefront in a bad part of town. Well, following that same rule of thumb, online customers are not likely to go to (or follow) a company that sends them spam or infects them with malware. Some will understand that you are not responsible for the spam or malware. But that's not going to stop them from un-friending you, or stop being a follower of yours. That online brand you've been building has just been destroyed by the hands of a phisher.
Symantec's Recommendations for Protecting Your Small Business
• Educate employees. Develop Internet security guidelines and educate employees about Internet safety, security, and the latest threats. Part of the training should focus on the importance of regularly changing passwords and protecting mobile devices.
• Safeguard important business information. Safeguarding information is critical to businesses of all sizes and SMBs are facing increased risks to their confidential information. One data breach could mean financial ruin for an SMB. Implement a complete security solution beyond just traditional antivirus to ensure proprietary information—whether it's credit card information, customer data, or employee records—is safe.
• Implement an effective backup and recovery plan. Protecting information is more than implementing an antivirus solution. Backup and recovery is a critical component of complete information protection to keep SMBs' desktops, servers, and applications running smoothly in case of disruption—whether it's a flood, an earthquake, a virus, or a system failure. One outage could mean customer dissatisfaction and costly downtime, which could be catastrophic to the business.
• Secure email and Web assets. Select a mail and Web security solution that can help mitigate spam and email threats so that SMBs can protect sensitive information and spend more time on day-to-day activities. Spammers and phishers will use current events and social engineering tactics to get users to give up personal information such as credit card and bank information.


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I saw a tweet posted by Mark Suster talking about getting your REAL MBA by working for yourself and it reminded me of where I learned so much, outside of school. I made this decision early on by going to a small tech school that no one knew about and taking a telemarketing job at a tech company, when I was 18 years old. "Hello future, I'm knocking on your door", that's all I could think of daily while I amassed experience and knowledge.
The truth is that I learned most of what I do on a daily basis on the job while I was going to school. No matter how much I learned in school, I was always learning an order of magnitude more by solving real world problems on a daily basis. There are no case studies you can read or tests to take that could compare to this knowledge. From integrating technology/server infrastructure to web development, and learning to manage clients to figuring out sales/revenue growth strategy. There was no classroom environment that could team me any of that, the pressure of being on the job and solving the problem is what separates the men from the boys. Having that experience at such a young age, provided me with the ability to deal with situations with much more ease as I get older.
What most people don't realize when getting into school and wanting to become an engineer of some sort is that it's not just about learning theory. But, it goes deeper than that, it's not just learning the theory or the programming language. It's about understanding the theory, the practice and dealing with real world problems that sets you apart. Dealign with real world problems allows you to gain experience of how to deal with situations, both from a programming standpoint and a person standpoint. As I start doing less and less dev work, I forget the little things that I use deal with on a daily basis. When you aren't facing problems in the real world on a regular basis and you just learn something in school, it takes much longer to figure out the solutions because of the amount of research you have to do to figure it out.
Similarly, dealing with business issues has the same challenge. You could learn all about the 3 P's and how to access your competition in Marketing 101. But, the fact of the matter is that if you haven't actually done it in the real world or faced real world situations, it's going to be much harder when you do. When I was asked to deal with all the day to day operations, while I've run Visible Factors, and when I managed my various sites, I learned how to deal with many things. From how to incorporate and the types of companies formed to dealing with clients and managing a budget. I learned so much daily that I stopped caring about my school work and it was more of a hobby than actual education.
My education was happening while I was working and continues on to this day running the first online event venue marketplace.
I learn so much every single day I run eventify because there are things that I haven't dealt with before. I find myself leaning on a support system of really smart entrepreneurs and mentors when I'm in need. Which reminds me that I built that support system networking with folks in the industry, which I learned was important early on. And, those were the days after I graduated Mt. Sierra College, sitting there wondering if I should get an MIS degree or go back for an MBA. I'm glad that I didn't because everything I learned and everything I continue to learn daily is way more important than any degree I could have gotten. If I got my MBA I never would have started my own consulting company at 22, I never would have taken contract gigs to work for startups, and I never would have gone to work at PayPal. All of those have been extremely instrumental in my career.
I've always been apposed to those that get their MBA, but, I know that it's important to many, so I don't discredit it entirely. But, what I will say is that if you come out of grad school with an MBA and a chip on your shoulder, you've got another thing coming. There are hundreds of people waiting to knock that chip off your shoulder, including myself. It reminds me of some of the people that I worked with at Yahoo! and why I disliked the marketing organization there so much, and, why I would never hire anyone I worked with their. (yes, at the risk of hurting some feelings and burning some bridges, even though that's not like me at all). Now, you might ask, "why, working for Yahoo! could be great experience!?" The problem with that logic is many kids (yes, to re-iterate, "kids") get their MBAs and work at big companies, but don't face real world problems. They don't know how to solve situations creatively and they don't know how to be scrappy with costs. That isn't a valuable resource, that's an overpaid MBA that will never provide startups and entrepreneurs any real value.


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Ginger writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
Can drive anywhere(I like to make my own roads), climb underneath it no jacks..hehe It has massaging seats
The third door is a pain when your loading groceries,etc. and someone is parked too close on pass.side, you can't get shopping cart between the doors , I just don't park so it is a problem.
That's My Baby, I Bought A Powerwasher Just So I Could Keep It Clean — It's perfect for me, I absolutely love driving it.I treat it like my baby. My daughter kicked the dash one time, and I said "Hey,get your feet off, quit kicking her." She looked at me like..What??" one time she was eating in the front seat and made a mess and I said " You better clean that, how would you like it if I dumped a pile of crumbs in your lap."
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Brian writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
Most comfortable vehicle I have ever driven
Does not get as good as gas mileage as my car!
Brandon writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
the 4x4 an the motor
parkerlewis02 writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 2WD Review
it's paid for
little things break or stop working
My Silverado — Hoping this truck will last til the economy picks up and we can afford to buy new ones . There too expensive and cheaply made . I've had stuff break or stop working on this truck that just shouldn't break for at least 10 yrs.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Nathan writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
i would never tell anyone to avoid this truck it is great all around
Reliable, Fun, And Gets Whatever Job That Needs To Be Done, Done — Performance- good acceleration, braking power is great, handles real good Build Quality- rebuilt the motor at 130,000 miles and has only 142,000 total miles Apperarance- paint is still good no rust that i can see, interior is still in great shape no tears, cracks, there are a few cigarette burns from the previous owner Cost- gets about 12 miles to the gallon Fun- drives great off road and on road fun to drive due to the power of the 350 5.7L Vortec
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
shadetreeman writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
get some dirt flyin and turn some heads
expensive to keep goin but better than a diesel.
If You Dont Like To Work On It Leave It Alone — performance-really handles and accelerates and brakes very well. build quality-im pretty hard on it but ive rebuilt rearend twice transmission three times and engine once all repairs started at 200,000miles appearance it looks great white extcab z71 35in tires cost 14miles to gal repairs $2,500 a year Its a blast to trail and drive
Michael writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 2WD Review
good gas mileage
no room
Blair writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
Reliability, ability to modify, cost on parts
Parking requires skill
I'm Not Selling It, If You Offer Me $20k, I'll Take It — modifying it so that my 5.3L will spank a hemi!!! dual exhaust, chip, cold air intake, 34X13X20" tires, and hot 20" rims...I Love My Truck! Repairs are cheap, modifications are as well. Rims and tires are easy to come by, lift kits are in high supply, after market parts are everywhere...
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Rod writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
it is four wheel drive
over priced
Awesome Truck — It is the most enjoyable ride I ever had in my whole life. It has more power than you could ever imagine. it was a little over priced for a used truck. it would go any where you wanted with the four wheel drive. the best part is that it is built by Chevy. LIKE A ROCK BABY!!!!!
Brandon writes:
1999 Chevrolet C/K 1500 LS 4WD Review
Looks, gas mileage for what it is
everything else.
Eh, So, So Truck... — It's a 2003 K1500 Chevy 4x4 reg. cab that i bought used in 2007 with 45K miles on it. It's okay, lots of rattles and several small issues with emission equipment and electronics...also climate control issues with AC. I doubt I'll keep it long due to the poor quality.
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1998 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Reviews
A Real Chevy
I love my old Chevy and would buy another in an instant if they still made them like this one. She's approaching 2 decades of daily driving, kid transporting, commuting, towing, hauling, and upstate N... Read More
Fun And Drives Like A Dream, Full Size Pick Up And Gets Over 20 Mpg!!
I wish it had power windows and locks but that is just me being lazy and having to lean over and unlock the door every so often again not the trucks fault and not a reason not to pick one of these u... Read More
1997 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Reviews
Eh, Its Ok
Dont like how much it costs me to drive it. Goes through brakes like crazy. After I hit 150k miles it started to cost more than my payment every month. I would not recommend anyone buy a Chevy truck f... Read More
My Grandfathers truck before he passed Given to me for a first vehicle Engine problems, wont start, thousands spent before my ownership trying to get running better Wont start under 37 degrees Beautif... Read More
1996 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Reviews
The only thing I don't like is the dash, I don't like having to "go round" the gear shifter to get to radio, lighters, cigarette tray, etc etc. If Chevy would have stuck to the old body type and impr... Read More
My Work Horse
I love the overall dependability of the truck. It is s simple truck with no bells and whistles, but she needs some lovin. She's never left me stranded, it just may have more wrong than I can handle ... Read More
1995 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Reviews
Optimal Truck For The Optimal Driver
These trucks are sturdy, yet elegant. Being the proud owner of a Chevy 1995 c1500 I can honestly say that this truck has classical curves with that nineties flare. With an aluminum front, and fiber gl... Read More
Liked It
good power,good style,reliable,not to bad of a price,have had some problems with the muffler but getting a cherry bomb soon, handed down from dad,get you anywhere you want to go only 143000 miles on i... Read More
1994 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Reviews
Hard As A Rock
ive always owned chevrolet pickups. i had to sell my 2006 6.0l 22 but at the moment i have a 94 manual 5.7 and it is very dependable. i also have a 2000 silverado i gave to my wife. it has over 200k m... Read More
Decent Work Truck
Its a pretty good truck. It has 239,000 miles on it, but it still runs just fine. I have to get new tires on it though, but that shouldn't be too bad. It doesn't have a radio in it right now, but ... Read More


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EnGarde Secure Linux Professional 1.2
Marketed as an office security product, EnGarde Secure Linux is a small office server distribution with a number of security features. These include a secure mail server, a secure web server supporting virtual hosts, a file server, DNS capabilities and a small office firewall.
With web administration capabilities and services for Microsoft client OSes, EnGarde offers a powerful setup in an easy-to-use box, and it accomplishes most of this using free software.
These days, one of the biggest things I look for with Linux distributions is how well they have solved the installation process. The installation of EnGarde was quite easy to accomplish. The text-based installer is much like the old Red Hat installations used to be. During the installation, you select what type of machine you would like to build (you can, of course, build combinations). You can choose from a firewall, a network intrusion detection system (using Snort), a database server (running MySQL), a secure mail (SMTP, POP, IMAP) server, a VPN appliance, a DNS server or a secure web server. The proper components and only the proper components are installed, meaning you have a trimmed-up system on the network installed with a reasonable set of defaults.
Configuration is done via the WebTool interface, though you can always access the system via the command line. X is not installed. After your initial reboot, you configure a few parameters on the host via a web browser, and then reboot again. From there you can configure various server parameters, including the certificates for your secure web or mail servers, firewall parameters, or the like.
The WebTool UI is also an easy-to-use system interface, allowing you to check on your system, control services and view system parameters. As an example, you can control access to the SSH dæmon via the UI, controlling the addresses, users and groups who can connect. System logs and backups also can be controlled from the WebTool interface.
Several server components that can be installed and managed using EnGarde Secure Linux are worth noting. One of the features of the secure e-mail server is SquirrelMail, a web-based e-mail solution. SquirrelMail can provide a well-sized workgroup or user base with a feature-rich and platform-independent e-mail solution that is managed on a secure platform. The WebTool UI can be used to configure the e-mail system, including the SSL enhanced POP3 and IMAP servers and the Postfix SMTP server.
An additional component is BIND 8.2.5 used as a DNS server. This can provide a rich set of DNS features, including split and dynamic DNS, all of which are configurable by the WebTool UI. Furthermore, the web server, along with virtual hosts and SSL certificates, is managed by the WebTool UI, giving users a powerful interface for a complete server. Lastly, the UI can be used to configure the firewall and port redirection rules, but at this time this feature isn't as mature as it could be.
As part of the default installation, EnGarde installs a number of components that many administrators wind up installing later. The first is the OpenWall patch, which provides a non-executable stack. This works well to prevent a number of the common buffer-overflow exploits typically seen, but it doesn't stop exploits such as heap exploits, format string attacks or configuration problems.
Secondly, the Tripwire host-based intrusion detection system is installed in the base installation. Tripwire builds a database and monitors files for changes, keeping track of several characteristics for each file. This method goes well beyond the MD5 sums and dates monitored by the RPM tool in verify mode, and it provides a rigorous monitor of your host's filesystem.
Lastly, the LIDS access control system is installed with the default kernel. You can also boot a standard kernel lacking the LIDS system, should you need to. LIDS provides a way to minimize the impact any attacker could cause.
Best practices are also in play, as you would expect. Connections via FTP are disabled by default, Telnet is not installed, and SSH connections are controlled via private key authentication. The UI generates and downloads a private SSH key that you can then use with your SSH client to connect to the EnGarde server.
Commercial Guardian Digital customers are allowed to use the Guardian Digital Secure Network to keep their system current. As new packages are released you can install them via the UI, making it easy to stay up-to-date with the patches as they're released.
One concern I typically have with an automatic update system is lost configurations or the use of a new one. As an example, OpenSSH moved from /etc/sshd_config to /etc/ssh/sshd_config as its dæmon configuration file. During an update it's not clear if the configuration file is being respected or not, so when something breaks you're left to fix it via the CLI. This can, of course, break the UI interaction and spiral downward quickly if you're not careful. Still, Guardian seems to have managed this pretty well; I was able to update my OpenSSH installation using this mechanism without any errors or loss of connectivity.
As Linux continues to play an ever increasing role in corporate data centers and institutions, ensuring the integrity and protection of these systems must be a priority. With 60% of the world's websites and an increasing share of organization's mission-critical workloads running on Linux, failing to stop malware and other advanced threats on Linux can increasingly impact an organization's reputation and bottom line.
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- A Little GUI for Your CLI
- Android Candy: Google Keep
- Readers' Choice Awards 2014
- Raspi-Sump
- Handling the workloads of the Future
- How Can We Get Business to Care about Freedom, Openness and Interoperability?
- diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development
- Synchronize Your Life with ownCloud
- Days Between Dates?
- December 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Readers' Choice
Editorial Advisory Panel
Thank you to our 2014 Editorial Advisors!
- Jeff Parent
- Brad Baillio
- Nick Baronian
- Steve Case
- Chadalavada Kalyana
- Caleb Cullen
- Keir Davis
- Michael Eager
- Nick Faltys
- Dennis Frey
- Philip Jacob
- Jay Kruizenga
- Steve Marquez
- Dave McAllister
- Craig Oda
- Mike Roberts
- Chris Stark
- Patrick Swartz
- David Lynch
- Alicia Gibb
- Thomas Quinlan
- Carson McDonald
- Kristen Shoemaker
- Charnell Luchich
- James Walker
- Victor Gregorio
- Hari Boukis
- Brian Conner
- David Lane