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1895 Victorian flat with 12 foot ceilings. Close to the Mission, Lower Haight, and 2.5 blocks from Castro theater. Underground is 3 blocks away. The room is small and cosy, but a great price for one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the US!
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We live in an 1895 Victorian top flat with 12 foot ceilings on the best block in San Francisco
Location Location Location~ Our home is close to the Mission, Lower Haight, and 2.5 blocks from the Castro theater. The underground is 3 blocks away, with a street car even closer. The room is small and cosy, but a great price for one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the US!
Please fill out your profile if you are interested~and make sure to arrange a time to meet prior to your arrival, I lead a busy lifestyle, work full time, and wouldn't want to miss anyone! Check in is at 4.
Restaurants are plentiful and beautiful Dolores Park is quite close. Your room has a twin day bed 75 inches long with a desk and a solid door. The room is 9.25 feet by 8 feet. Amenities include wireless and a gorgeous full kitchen. We have one cat that enjoys company almost as much as we do and a sweet rescue pooch. Our flat gets more light than any other home I've been to in my 13 years of living in this great town.
For all you foodies out there BiRite Creamery, Tartine, Delfina's Pizza and Proper are within 4.5 blocks of our front door. Michelin rated Range is just a few farther.
As much as we love bikes, and we do, we don't have space for storage. If you rent one please return it at the end of the day or lock up on the street at your own risk. Please ask if you would like to have a friend for a short visit.
Be respectful, quiet when coming in late, no smoking in the flat, on the steps, or near the house, and the backyard is off limits due to neighbors. Please do not open the back door for any reason short of an emergency. We do not have bike storage so please return at the end of the day or lock on the street, not our stair railings, at your own risk.
This is just to elongate the listing as Air BnB asks for more verbage: No Guns please, no weapons of any kind, and no mean behavior.
I had a great time staying in San Francisco at Brenda's place. I stayed there for 3 weeks and it felt like home. Brenda is a nice and warm person and makes you really feel comfortable at her place. The room is small but large enough to fit in all the stuff you need. The kitchen is convenient and has all the gear. And it is pleasant to watch tele together with Brenda, her dog and cat in the big livingroom. The location is briljant: in nice and lively Castro. I really recommend a stay with Brenda in San Francisco!
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Thank you for staying with us Yaqiong! Have a safe trip home and good luck next year.
Brenda is a great host. The room is very cosy and the whole flat really spacious and well equipped. And, yeah, it's true: it is perfectly located in the Castro, with a nice neighbourhood and a very good acces to public transportation. Brenda is very easy going but als takes care of you, her very warm personality makes you feel very welcome. I can highly recommend staying here.
Brenda's flat is in a great location, easily walkable and close to Muni and Bart stations, aswell as some great cafes and restaurants. The room was comfortable and true to pictures. Communication from Brenda was great and she was flexible with arrival and departure times. Although I didn't use it the kitchen was big and would be convenient if you wanted to cook meals.
My second stay at Brenda's was exceptional!! I struggle to find appropriate adjectives to describe the hospitality that I got from Brenda. She provided me with lots of useful info about San Fran, few good spots that I would never discovered on my own during my short stay; the house is incredibly well kept, the room is cosy, charming and it has a lovely view on one of the most picturesque streets in the Castro. Local amenities, restaurants, bars are just few minutes walk from the house. It is really the ideal place to be if you visit San Fran for the first time and I would definitely recommend to everybody. I will be back to the States next year and I already know where I am going to stay.
I had a wonderful stay in San Francisco with Brenda. She was friendly and informative with suggestions for eateries in the neighborhood and walking maps. Her apartment was comfortable and the room had a great feel to it. She was also flexible with my arrival time which really helped my travel plans.
Brenda was great! Hospitable from the start. She provided everything I needed and the room is adorable. Great location too. Short walk from market street for great coffee, etc. her animals are friendly and Brenda had no problem with me getting in super late each night. You should stay with her just to peruse her book collection!
About Brenda: I'm a traveler who enjoys a good glass of wine and good conversation. Love my job working at an art school, have the greatest friends one could ask for, and enjoy San Francisco thoroughly. Swimming makes me happy.
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SHREVEPORT, LA (KMSS) — School is just right around the corner, which also means immunization time for kids.
Keeping up with annual vaccinations can be a pain, but doctors say there are vaccines that must be given between 4 and 6 years of age, and getting those shots play a role in preventing common diseases such as the flu bug, because we all know how fast that can spread.
"They should have visits at the 2, 4 and 6 months of age that are normal, but by the time they get into school they should have their MMR and varicella. Those are the two more important vaccines that they should get and then the flu every year is really important too for them to get updated on," said pediatrician Dr. Uyen Nguyen
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Maka-ingjun Homestay is located in the Wang Nam Khiao district of Nakhon Ratchasima. The villas offered in this place are on the hillside with balcony, fully decorated with furniture from fine wood, well-groomed bed, sofas and bathroom with hot/cold water. Restaurant is also available in the resort.
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If you've ever met Danny Hurley, you know it takes a lot for him to say he's happy. Regardless of the opponent, he regularly admits that he thinks his team will never win the next game on their schedule. This year could be different.
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I was recently going through some older posts, and was reminded of a series of posts from over 4 years ago by Dmitri Rotov over at Civil War Bookshelf. They explore the relationship between Irvin McDowell and William Franklin, and shed some light on the duo prior to First Bull Run (and beyond). Check them out – good stuff.
McDowell and Franklin
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Meanwhile, Elsewhere in the Sphere
6 11 2013I understand some of you are having trouble viewing these Facebook shares on you mobile devices. For Android, you may have to click through to the website itself. For iPhone, well, you made the decision to truck with the dark side, so you're on your own.
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New Blog: Tales from the Army of the Potomac
21 08 2013New to the Civil War blogroll is Tales from the Army of the Potomac, hosted by Dr. Timothy Orr. Tim teaches history at Old Dominion University, is a Gettysburg College grad, earned his PhD at Penn State [ROAR!], has been a seasonal ranger with the NPS and a re-enactor, and is an all-around good guy. He may be best known as the historian who made Kelly Clarkson cry on national television. This should be good stuff, if the first four posts are any indication. Here's an interview he did for Bull Runnings a while back.
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Civil War Stuff on a Civil War Blog, of All Places!
2 08 2013Be sure to check out this series of posts over at To the Sound Of the Guns. Craig Swain is digging up some really cool stuff in high resolution photos of heavy guns around Charleston, SC. Artillery and material culture – you'll learn something in spite of yourself. You'll have to hunt through the list, but consider this one.
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Another One Bites the Dust
27 06 2013Ethan Rafuse of Civil Warriors has decided to bow out of the blogging arena, and given the load he's carried at that co-hosted site I imagine we've seen its end. Everyone has their own reasons for blogging or not blogging, and I'm not going to evaluate Ethan's decision making one way or the other. His is a voice that will be missed. I do hope to continue to shoot the shinola with him as in the past – it's always been fun!
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Popular Drivel
24 08 2012If you haven't heard about "historian" Richard Slotkin's new book on Antietam, Google it. I will not link to it here. I refuse. Just like the Supreme Court and prior restraint, the book has been roundly rejected by a number of Antietam scholars I know. But check out this critique of a recent interview this "historian" – make that "MAJOR historian" – recently did with NPR.
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What is a "Civil War Blog"?
18 07 2012I ask that without implying that there is, or even should be, a definition. The beauty of a blog is still that it can be whatever the blogger wants it to be. I've tried to be pretty clear of my own intentions, which you can read over in the right hand column of this page.
I read most of my favorite blogs using Google Reader. There are dozens I consider to be "Civil War blogs", even without ever having firmed up what that means in my own head. What classifies a blog as "Civil War" to you? One that shares research concerning the military, political, or social aspects of the war (there are a few out there, though not as many as one might think)? One that discusses how the war, or rather the era and its elements, are remembered today or at various times? One that offers opinions on what other bloggers or writers or commentators are saying? One that simply promotes the blogger's print works? One that draws tenuous comparisons between the Civil War Era and our own to prove out the blogger's own current political positions, or to discredit those of others? One that at least attempts to use some of the unique capabilities of digital history techniques, such as hyperlinks, metadata, video? All of these? None? Are any of them more important to you than others?
On a related note, what compels you to read a "Civil War" blog, or deters you from doing so (you can include Bull Runnings in either case)?
You may recall that a while back a few of "us" tried to categorize at least one type of blog, the "information compilation blog" or "battle blog." You can read about that here and here.
UPDATE: A related question is "Who are Civil War Bloggers?". Robert is discussing that very thing now over at Cenantua's Blog.
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A CenterPoint Energy worker approached a house in Brooklyn Park in 2007. CenterPoint, a supplier of natural gas, reports about 186,000 past-due accounts totaling around $36 million. Last year, it reported nearly 200,000 in arrears for about $55 million in all.
The mild winter and low natural gas prices helped more low-income Minnesotans stay on top of their energy bills this season, even as the economy dwindled along.
Utilities report that fewer customers are in danger of having their heat cut off this year than a year ago as Minnesota's Cold Weather Rule, which helps protect consumers from having their heat shut off during the winter, expires Thursday. It began Oct. 15.
"We had a pretty warm November and obviously a very warm March, so that has helped out on both sides," said Pat Boland, who is in charge of compliance for Xcel Energy Inc., a provider of natural gas and electricity. "So for those customers that are struggling, it's kind of been good news, good news in relationship to how they were able to manage their bills."
Boland said just over 100,000 households in Minnesota are behind on their Xcel bills, about the same as last year. The amount owed is about $30.5 million, down from $37.4 million this time last year.
"Natural gas prices were significantly lower than they were this time last year," said Boland. "That helped out. Plus there was quite a bit of energy assistance dollars available to low-income households, and that certainly assisted at-risk customers as well."
Natural gas prices have ticked up a bit after plunging to seven-year lows last fall because of an abundance of supply, partly due to less demand from recession-pinched industries.
CenterPoint Energy, a supplier of natural gas, reports about 186,000 past-due accounts totaling around $36 million. Last year, it reported nearly 200,000 in arrears for a total of about $55 million.
CenterPoint spokeswoman Becca Virden said that the utility has disconnected 13 percent fewer customers this winter season than last. The Cold Weather Rule does not completely protect consumers from being disconnected, she said, but is yet another layer of protection during winter months.
Customers who ignore repeated notices and do not contact CenterPoint to come up with a payment plan can be disconnected, she said. "A lot of times people assume they cannot be disconnected during the Cold Weather Rule," she said. "That's not the case."
The utility now has 20,000 to 30,000 who can be disconnected, but Virden said those customers can still call and make arrangements for financial help or set up a payment plan with CenterPoint.
Xcel Energy said it has disconnected electricity for about 5,300 residential customers so far this year but clarified that it does not disconnect if that's the only source of heat. During the same time frame last year, it disconnected 4,500.
Many people who need help paying utility bills are sent to the federally funded, locally administered Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which received $156 million in 2010.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce said that as of Monday it received 170,251 applications this season compared with 154,992 at the same time last season. The average grant was about $600, compared with just over $500 last season.
The Commerce Department said it upped the average grant this year because it hadn't been keeping up with the increased costs of energy, according to John Harvanko, director of energy assistance programs for the department.
Several factors affect demand for assistance, he said, including the economy, fuel prices, weather and funding.
"The last couple of years we've had a good amount of funds for our programs and that often translates into us being able to help more people," he said.
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re: One iPhone thread to rule them all -- post all iPhone discussions here. Posted by Nonetheless on 10/22 at 5:29 pm to pivey14 quote: Word. I don't know how anyone could really claim the difference in size is unnoticeable (that's what she said). Reply Back to Top |
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I went and looked at the 5 about a week ago for the girlfriend. You can't even tell the screen is bigger. Looks like the same phone to me. I just scored mine Friday. THe guy had a waiting list called 4 people ahead of e. None of em answered. It s faster--way faster, bigger, yet way lighter and thinner and the battery life is the same or better than the 4S!!! This thing is a fricking beast. A fricking beast. This post was edited on 10/23 at 7:59 am Reply Back to Top |
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Syllabification: quad·rillePronunciation: /kwäˈdril/ /k(w)ə-/
1A square dance performed typically by four couples and containing five figures, each of which is a complete dance in itself.
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- Working with the steps of formal quadrilles and folk dances, St Lucians developed different kinds of dances.
- The traditional folk dance, the quadrille, dates back to eighteenth century European settlers.
- Dickens, we are told, happily danced a half dozen quadrilles and thanked his hosts for their 'affectionate' greeting.
1.1A piece of music for a quadrille dance.
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- The earliest music of European origin included quadrilles played by regimental bands in the penal settlements.
- One could find parts of a symphony and an overture of German or Austrian origin along with Italian opera selections, quadrilles, and virtuoso items.
- He only grinned and led me back onto the dance floor as quadrille began.
1.2Each of four groups of riders taking part in a tournament or carousel, distinguished by a special costume or colors.
1.3A riding display.
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- One chooses to concentrate on jumping; the other practices quadrille maneuvers, an excellent way to perfect riding skills.
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bill, Brazil, brill, Camille, chill, cookchill, dill, distil (US distill), downhill, drill, Edgehill, Estoril, fill, freewill, frill, fulfil (US fulfill), Gill, goodwill, grill, grille, hill, ill, instil, kill, krill, mil, mill, nil, Phil, pill, quill, rill, Seville, shill, shrill, sill, skill, spadille, spill, squill, still, stock-still, swill, thill, thrill, till, trill, twill, until, uphill, willDefinition of quadrille in:
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Pronunciation: /kwäˈdril/
Early 18th century: from French, perhaps from Spanish cuartillo (from cuarto 'fourth'). The change in the first syllable was due to association with quadrille1.
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2013 Tour de France -- Cycling body says no doping cases found
No riders tested positive for doping at the Tour de France, the International Cycling Union said Tuesday.
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Frank Schleck given 1-year doping sentence
Cyclist Frank Schleck was suspended for a year Wednesday and will miss the Tour de France for using a banned substance on last year's Tour.
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Lance Armstrong's confession too little, too late
Kareem Abdul-JabbarLance Armstrong's public admission of doping was too little and way too late. It just reminds us that the steroid era will not go away no matter what is done to put those days behind us.
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Tammy Thomas, former cyclist, gets early probation release
A federal judge has terminated probation 11 months early for a former elite cyclist convicted of lying about her steroid use.
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The International Cycling Union on Friday said it will wait for the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to explain why it stripped Lance Armstrong of his unprecedented seven Tour de France titles before commenting on the case.
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Lance Armstrong filed a scathing response Friday to the latest doping allegations against him, accusing the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency of violating its own rules and possibly breaking federal law during its investigation.
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Lance Armstrong says Ferraris are 'friends,' not trainers
Lance Armstrong denied he's receiving training help from a banned Italian doctor or his son, but maintains "those guys are my friends and that's not going to change."
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Cyclist Peter Cannell accepts 2-year suspension
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency says cyclist Peter Cannell has accepted a two-year suspension after his urine tested positive for a type of steroid.
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Tour of Chile winner Marco Arriagada tests positive for steroids
The International Cycling Union says three riders including race winner Marco Arriagada have tested positive for the banned anabolic steroid stanozolol during the Tour of Chile earlier this year.
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Lance Armstrong says he's not affected by U.S. drug probe
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong says he is not affected on a daily basis by an ongoing U.S. federal investigation into drug use by cyclists.
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Three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador is challenging cycling authorities to freeze his urine and blood samples that returned a positive test for clenbuterol until technology can prove he rode clean in this year's race.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport has reduced a 20-year doping ban imposed on Italian cyclist Gianni Da Ros to a four-year suspension.
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I had followed him for a few months,he had just friended me, and then he vanished… Was it CandleJack or did he get PermaBanned?
What really happened to Griff/ Redspear?
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Never heard of him :/
Oh god Travis, That Post was Blasphamy, it was Madness!
LOL. Been here for 10 monhs and ive never heard that name. Was he a pretty popular guy or somthing?
He was pretty popular, check out my friends list, you'll know who he is, he friended me bout' a 11 months back.
Okay but SRSLY
Redspear…that's familiar. Was he the guy who started the rate avatars thread?
I'm not sure, but I remember the thread.
Hmm, i'll see if i can dig it up
OOOOOOOOOOOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yea I remember him and in fact I was wondering what happend to him my self.
Nope, it was started by some von caramel guy, but the first picture was a redspear picture
This is quite oldfaggish stuff. Was it that he befreinded you all then trolled the shit out of you?
Maybe he changed his username and is laughing at us in this thread right now.
He swam up a mountain, turned into a dragon, and is currently striving to correct the imbalance of darkness and light.
Sweatie Killer
His account got deleted, so I am assuming he got banned, You can click on his profile in the "Rate avatars" thread, hes the OP.
dude i right here :D
i just lurk a lot now
Sweatie Killer
Oh ok, different account?
Hey, Griff! Long time no see. How are you doing, bud?
Hey there Griff, your the inventor of CAMOAWAM right?
And on the subject of missing people, has anyone seen Hacker recently?
Hi Redspear, KYM's most funny trolls of all time (way better than Sweatie-Killer) !
How are you doing, man ?
Owait this is Griff's thread
Cool music.
Sweatie Killer
My exact stance on this.
I see your point.
And Griff died again.
A 62nd moment of silence for Griff please…
He's not logging into Skype.
Hey, here's another user back from the dead. I was around about a few months and then my main computer died and I couldn't go back on and then I tapered off…
But now I have a new laptop which I can go back on KYM on!
Welcome back, Joeflims! How's your absence been, old chum?
Ok. I'm currently learning Python as a first programming language, I am going to Ithaca this weekend, and just got back from a month of sailing camp in New York.
I encouraged a friend from summer camp (not the sailing camp) to join this site. He is "The Guy."
OMG, Joeflims is back.
How have you been?
Good. BTW, who are you?
Redspear you sexy camowoamamaom. Post more. Now.
here i am
And again, welcome back, Griff. It's kinda ironic that you'd come back just as school starts when everyone else is leaving for a while but then again, I guess it makes sense in some odd, twisted way.
The ritual worked! We summoned the spirit of griff!
Tell us griff, is it dark where you are?
do not anger this spirit I will do my ritual
be rid of you demon
Make a thread about Griff. He shows up.
Mission Successful
CAMOAWAM is a pretty cool guy. Eh forced memes and doesn't afraid of anything.
Anyway, you guise SHOULD know Redspear. He contributed a lot before this site got mainstreamed…
(insert "That's racist kid here" Photobucket took it down)
I, for one, welcome back Griff and Joeflims. They will be pleased to know that I can rally others to their cause to toil in their underground sugar caves.
On an unrelated topic, why are there all these threads about people leaving? Is this a site full of underage childrens as the users? Are they between the age of 5 and 13?
You're close. Many of the active members on KYM who frequent the forums are between the ages of 12 and 23, so a few of us are actually still attending school and going to college. Though, several of us have the mentality of 5 to 13 year-olds, so your point still stands, lol.


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I am not proud to be an American.
I'm happy to be an American. I consider myself lucky to be American. But I'm not proud of that fact because it is not a personal achievement, and for me the emotion of pride is only stirred by something I actually did. Thus the concept of "pride of place" seems, shall we say, odd to me. The tendency of many people to pin a whole bunch of their sense of self on where they and their family happen to be from puzzles me. I'm not proud to be from Alabama. But I'm not ashamed of it even if so many of my older relatives never fail to draw humor from the old retort to the question "What stinks." "Your upper lip," is the invariable supply. Essentially pride of place is a very common form of social brainwashing that belongs to the ancient "team-forming instinct." Teams are an important social unit because they represent the most primal group beyond the family. Many animals work together as teams, from ants to chimpanzees. A team can move a tree or, particularly these days, a mountain. So, nations are just giant teams. We realize that in our continued and universal fascination with sports because they speak to us of dramas of yore and gut-level politics. It's why capitalism rules the world, because capitalists are major team formers. States are also teams working with and against other teams in the big game of human endeavor, and since the driving force of capitalism is competition, the pitting of one team against another for resources, prestige or secondary political gain. So using terms like "I'm proud to be an American" is a way to rally the team, to toss a pebble into subterranean pools in our psyche with the intent of stirring up emotional ripples. Belonging to a winning team is a need so deeply rooted that it often overwhelms reason and causes people to follow whoever has the power of leading the herd. Well, sometimes you have to play with the team and when you do you play to win, but there are also times when you have to break away from the team and act independently. There is no "I" in team but there is a "me." There's an "at" too, but I've yet to find a use for it. So, one must look at the little tricks the coach uses to keep his players intact and on target in order to know when you are participating willingly in society or just being manipulated. Because personal pride is often in short supply, anybody who offers an easy way to make people feel worthwhile is often followed and appeased. But pride only applies to achievement, to something that is accomplished by a person or a group. You can be proud of what the team does or what you do to assist the team, but when being on the team is determined by an accident of birth you can't be proud of your position on the team. Some may say that the accomplishment of the team is the accomplishment of all within the team, but if that's so it's not enough to generate what I would call pride. I'm proud of graduating from college. I'm proud of the work I do for this paper. I'm happy and fortunate to be an American from Alabama who lives in Georgia. Ed Brock covers public safety for the News Daily. His column appears on Tuesdays. He may be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at (770) 478-5753 ext. 254.More like this story
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Exploring the Open Computer Forensics Architecture
Going Dutch
Automate the forensics process with the Dutch police department's Open Computer Forensics Architecture.
Digital crime often puts the police under pressure. They don't have the staff to collect and analyze the volumes of digital evidence that often accompanies a large-scale investigation. At the same time, digital evidence is becoming increasingly important – data on mobile phones and computers belonging to suspects can provide circumstantial evidence and even hard facts. The Dutch police [1] developed the Open Computer Forensics Architecture (OCFA [2]) as an open source tool for professional criminal investigators. Dutch authorities use the modular OCFA framework for forensic investigations. The OCFA architecture is a combination of several existing forensic tools and libraries. OCFA splits the forensic process into two parts. First, specialists with knowledge of digital forensics extract content from hard disks and other devices. Then, criminal investigators use a simple web interface to analyze the data and look for evidence.
Installable OCFA 2.0.2 packages exist for Debian Etch, Ubuntu 5.10, and SUSE 9.3 and 10.1. The tarballs include OCFA RPMs or DEBs, along with a number of additional packages and installation guides, which also describe the packages you need to install manually up front. The current 2.1.0 version is available as a source package only. The creators of OCFA see the analysis process as a kind of digital data wash (Digiwash) and, therefore, install OCFA in the /usr/local/digiwash directory.
One of the biggest obstacles to forensic analysis is the sheer bulk of evidence. Investigators face the task of identifying incriminating material among hundreds of gigabytes of irrelevant data. But skipping files and directories just because the names sound nondescript is no solution either. Many forensic tools assist the investigator by performing automatic analysis and characterization of the identified files. Digiwash takes this idea one step further by running file to identify the file type. It then goes on to automatically analyze specific file types, thus saving the forensic investigator some of the grunt work. OCFA uses Lucene to index Microsoft Word files and other Office documents. The raw text is extracted by running antiword. PDF files are converted with pdftotext; mailwash extracts files and metadata from mailboxes. The developers have even devised a means for capturing the information in PGP keyrings, mapping the key IDs of signed and encrypted mail to clear text names. OCFA also groups photos and generates thumbnails.
The framework automatically dissects zipped containers and analyzes the files gained by this process. In this way, the framework recursively analyzes all the data and places it at the disposal of the investigators (Figure 1).
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To reduce the volume of data for analysis, forensic investigators can integrate hash databases of known files. The databases contain MD5 or SHA1 checksums of files that investigators can safely ignore. For example, any unchanged files belonging to the operating system are bound to be irrelevant, although investigators will be interested in any modifications caused by trojans.
Databases of checksums for known files are available from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) as free downloads [3]. Other forensic tools, such as Autopsy [4], also rely on the NIST's National Software Reference Library (NSRL). The library is available in zipped format as a collection of four CD images. A Perl script in the OCFA package references the ISO files to calculate its own hash sets, which the admin then has to copy to the digiwash directory. The conversion process takes some time to complete.
The router is a central part of the OCFA architecture that is responsible for recursive file processing, which it analyzes by calling external software before returning any files the process reveals to the analysis process (Figure 2). An anycast relay handles the communications between the individual modules. The relay coordinates messaging and also handles load balancing. This approach lets investigators run multiple instances of a module in a distributed environment on multiple computers; in other words, OCFA supports clustering.
The OCFA Framework can use additional external software packages if necessary. A patch lets users integrate the TSK [5] and Scalpel [6] forensic tools.
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Data recovered through OCFA is available to the forensic investigator at the command line. The investigator needs root privileges to initiate a case, because creating a new case involves restarting the Apache web server. From the web server's point of view, each case is a VirtualHost. The investigator then uses Apache to access the extracted data (Figure 3).
The interface also tells the investigator whether data extraction is complete. The web GUI shows the current queues and current status. In other words, OCFA actually automates communications between the investigator and the forensics expert.
The Dutch police have developed a Windows program for internal use. The program, dubbed Washbrush, analyzes Outlook and Outlook Express mailboxes and passes the results in to Digiwash. The program is only available to the Dutch authorities as of this writing. Work is also in progress on additional OCFA modules and a more state-of-art front end. The software will not be GPL'd, but it will be available via NDA (non-disclosure agreement).
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I'm working on a large commission right now hence the lack of updates!
Also, I don't care if Raikou, Entei and Suicune are cats, dogs, gerbals, penguins or unicorns. I can't believe you people are still leaving those silly debate comments to each other on an almost 2 year old deviation of mine. But I guess since Heart Gold and Soul Silver came out everyone is looking for Jhoto pokemon deviations in the search bar? (I don't see why else anyone would look at such old crappy art of mine...)
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Do the poisons stack? Is it worth it? Do the healing debuffs stack?
The healing debuffs won't stack. The only reason to get Exec Calling on Gangplank is for multi-managing healing debuffs. Or a ranged healing debuff using Parrrley. Which is good, because if you're against a Soraka and some other person who will make you pay for getting in range of Soraka, that Parrrley will help you harrass more, since Soraka's heals won't do much at all.
Ahhh, so Parlay procs that? Excellent, thanks for the info.
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Yeah, exec is really good on him. It takes the place of one of your averice blades if you choose to build it though, but it adds lifesteal and a good DoT that I believe is applied to your parley shot.
Riot aBhorsen
It is also very useful on Twitch, anything that allows you to prevent healing while still poisoning = Good. Malady + Executioners = Nice combo imo.