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Cryptomak Cipher Tools 1.1
Cryptomak Cipher Tools project consists of a collection of PHP scripts for encryption purposes.
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md5sha1sum project provides md5sum, sha1sum, and ripemd160sum.
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Apso project is a framework for adding secrecy to version control systems.
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zeroer 0.1
zeroer utility can be used to flush the empty space on a disk.
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BitDefender FE 1.1
BitDefender FE is just a frontend for BitDefender Antivirus Console.
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Pea-Peach 0.12
Pea-Peach is a graphical frontend for the PEA program.
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Nuapp 0.2
Nuapp is a program which uses libnuclient to authenticate against a NuFW server.
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Pf 1
Pf is a C program that implements the manual cryptosystem "Playfair" invented in 1854 by Charles W...
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GKsu 2.0.0
GKSu is a library that provides a Gtk+ frontend to su and sudo.
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Aegis Virus Scanner 2.0.0
Aegis is a virus scanner for Linux, Unix and Windows with a simple and intuitive user interface.
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P11SCD project implements a replacement for the smart-card daemon.
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Rubyforger is a raw packet manipulation tool.
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TkPasMan is a simple program that stores usernames and passwords for access to various websites.
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gpgwrap 0.04
gpgwrap is a wrapper for gpg and its --passphrase-fd option.
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Hands on: At just 1 pound, the iPad Air is worth the weight
Trimmer, faster and noticeably lighter than its predecessor, Apple's new iPad hits the bulls-eye for portable computing
The first thing you notice when you pick up Apple's new iPad Air is the weight, or rather, the lack thereof. The newest iPad, which arrived in stores on Friday, weighs just a pound, making it almost 30% lighter than the iPad 4. It's also thinner. And faster.
Apple execs unveiled the fifth-generation iPad two weeks ago, when they also announced that the next iPad mini will get a Retina display and a slightly higher price. (The new iPad mini is due out by the end of the month. Prices start at $399.)
The iPad Air moniker clearly references the device's lighter weight, and pays homage to Apple's MacBook Air, the popular laptop known for its cutting edge design. And while it has indeed slimmed down and trimmed up, the iPad Air isn't light on new features.
The Air features the now-familiar 9.7-in. Retina display surrounded by a new, narrower aluminum-and-glass enclosure that's 28% lighter and 20% thinner than last year's model. (The Wi-Fi/LTE models weigh 1.05 pounds.) The modified bezel, which is narrower on the sides than at the top and bottom, makes the iPad Air look like a grown-up iPad mini.
The Air is the first iPad to sport Apple's new A7 dual-core chip and 64-bit architecture (virtually the same chipset that powers the iPhone 5S); the M7 coprocessor (for sensing and recording activity without taxing the main processor); dual antennas and MIMO support (multiple-input, multiple-output) for better Wi-Fi throughput; and dual microphones for noise canceling. All of this packed into an enclosure that is just 7.5mm thick.
The Air comes in at the same price points as previous iPads: $499, $599, $699 and $799 for the 16GB/32GB/64B/128GB models, respectively. Add an additional $129 for the LTE models, which can be used with T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. (Monthly data charges from the carriers are, of course, extra.)
On Friday, when the Air finally became available for purchase, buyers could order online or through the Apple Store app for same-day pick-up at Apple retail stores in the U.S. The Air was also available at other retailers, including Best Buy, Walmart, Staples, and Radio Shack, with many offering trade-ins for older, working iPads. Unlike the rollout in September of the iPhone 5S, when buyers lined up for hours or scrambled to find a 5S, iPad Air stock was plentiful at most outlets and remained so over the weekend. (If you need to check local availability, you can do so here.)
I was able to get an iPad Air on Friday by waking up at my normal time (6 a.m.) and placing an order for pick up using the Apple Store app on my iPhone before rolling out of bed. Twelve hours later, I walked out of the Apple Store at the Florida Mall with a 128GB Space Gray iPad Air with LTE.
I spent hours over the weekend using the Air, enough time to get a feel for how it stacks up to its predecessors, both in terms of performance and -- more importantly -- in terms of how well the new design works.
Quick refresher: The original iPad was released in April 2010 and weighed 1.5 pounds. The iPad 2 followed in 2011 and weighed just over 1.3 pounds (and was noticeably thinner). The iPad 3 and iPad 4, both of which were released last year, weighed more than 1.4 pounds. In other words, they got heavier. That's one reason the iPad mini, which weighs just 0.68 pounds, was a quick success after it was released a year ago. (I bought a mini and have kept it and my iPad 2 in rotation ever since.)
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Alexis discusses the incredible regression case of "Kimberly" with Hypnotherapist and E.T. Contact Researcher Mary Rodwell Regressionist, hypnotherapist and E.T. contact researcher Mary Rodwell discusses the case of "Kimberly," a 52 year old woman, who while being regressed discovers she may have lived a life as a non-human entity. Alexis Brooks sat down with Kimberly […]
My Life as an – Alien? One woman's surprise regression and the revelation that changed her world. (Part Two)
In part one of this riveting interview we speak with a woman named Kimberly about a unique and life changing experience she had while being regressed and learning of a possible life as an extraterrestrial being. Though initially questioned as a played out fantasy while in an altered state, Kimberly begins to recall several additional other-worldly […]
Part One of a Two Part Interview Author Preface: In my over 20 years as a new thought/metaphysical writer and researcher, I have come across a plethora of "unusual" accounts – stories that defy all matter of left brain logic but even stretch the farthest reaches of the most open-minded. Despite unrelenting denial from a […]
In 1948, the US government launched several inquiries into UFO sightings, which many believed were sparked by Cold War paranoia. In what became known as 'Project Blue Book,' more than 12,000 encounters with UFOs were looked into by the Air Force. Now, decades after the files were closed, the microfilms have been made available online for free – allowing anyone to re-examine the evidence. The USAF says that the Blue Book included 12,618 sightings reports, with 701 of which remained 'unidentified' – or around 5.5 per cent of the files. Browse the Project Blue Book collection here.
There are many claims from well-researched sources that we are being visited by off-planet species and have been for centuries, at least. But unless you've had direct contact with a being from somewhere else in the universe, how do you determine what evidence is credible, and what is not? Fortunately, there are researchers who have done some very serious historical accounting on the matter. And there are people who have reported direct contact, whose descriptions match those of the UFO historians and researchers.
Is living with humans really so stressful to aliens known as Tall Whites that they can only relax by playing the slots, watching showgirls and stuffing their faces at buffets until they become Big and Tall Whites ? That's just some of what author and former Air Force serviceman Charles Hall is telling audiences on his latest book tour in Norway.
Expert analysis of the latest Boyd Bushman deathbed confession and disclosure on extraterrestrial intelligence and "anti-gravity" technology.
Shortly before Boyd Bushman passed away on August 7, 2014, he was video recorded candidly speaking about his personal experiences with Area 51, UFOs, aliens and anti-gravity ideas. Boyd was a retired Senior Scientist
for Lockheed Martin. His career spanned over forty years, was awarded many patents, and included work with defense contractors Hughes Aircraft, General Dynamics, Texas Instruments, and Lockheed Martin.
Inspiring quotes from the genius of Carl Sagan.
It's often said that the discovery of extraterrestrial life, if and when it happens, will change the world forever. But is that really true, if all we're talking about are simple microscopic organisms? Somehow I doubt it. The discovery the world is yearning for isn't just alien life – it's intelligent alien life.
An independent group of researchers in Puerto Rico believe they possibly made contact with 'beings from elsewhere' last Friday, August 15, 2014, 37th anniversary of the mysterious 'WOW! Signal' captured by SETI.
What is really going on at Area 51? Crashed UFOs, extraterrestrial experimentation, cutting edge technological developments, weather controlling devices or awesome secret military stuff? Here are top ten facts about the most mysterious military base in the world.
Just about every person who has a near death experience will say that they didn't want to come back to Earth and that the other side of the veil felt like "home". So, if everyone feels this content on the other side of the veil, then why do we keep coming back to this hellhole?
Well, now, this is interesting. In fact, it's very interesting. Over at the Department of Defense's website you can find a file that has been declassified via the Freedom of Information Act on the subject of Project Pandora (which, to a significant degree, was focused on Cold War secrets, and how microwaves can affect the mind and body). It's a fascinating file that dates back decades. It's a lengthy file, too; it runs to nearly 500 pages and is comprised of a number of notable documents. But, here's the weird thing, if you scroll down to page 449, you'll see that it contains a copy of the controversial "MJ12/Eisenhower Briefing Document" on the Roswell UFO affair of 1947!
Ingo Swann was considered to be one of the U.S. Government's leading Remote-Viewers. During an initial targeting of the moon, he saw sensational imagery of what looked to be a huge tower soaring upwards from the Moon's surface. This was no human-made structure: it was the work of nothing less than mysterious extraterrestrials.


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Swedish Preschool Devoted to Producing Androgynous Children
Sweden has taken the lead as liberals race downward to new depths of depravity in their ham-fisted efforts to reengineer civilization in their own grotesque image. While New York is still swinging a sledgehammer at the last remnants of holy matrimony, Swedes have advanced to brainwashing children into being androgynous:
At the "Egalia" preschool, staff avoid using words like "him" or "her" and address the 33 kids as "friends" rather than girls and boys.
From the color and placement of toys to the choice of books, every detail has been carefully planned to make sure the children don't fall into gender stereotypes. …
The taxpayer-funded preschool which opened last year in the liberal Sodermalm district of Stockholm for kids aged 1 to 6 is among the most radical examples of Sweden's efforts to engineer equality between the sexes from childhood onward.
Breaking down gender roles is a core mission in the national curriculum for preschools…
Some of the techniques are subtle in advancing liberal objectives:
Lego bricks and other building blocks are intentionally placed next to the kitchen, to make sure the children draw no mental barriers between cooking and construction.
Others aren't:
Director Lotta Rajalin notes that Egalia places a special emphasis on fostering an environment tolerant of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. From a bookcase, she pulls out a story about two male giraffes who are sad to be childless — until they come across an abandoned crocodile egg.
Nearly all the children's books deal with homosexual couples, single parents or adopted children. There are no "Snow White," "Cinderella" or other classic fairy tales seen as cementing stereotypes.
As in 1984, the authorities deform language in order to impose their warped conception of an ideal society.
Staff try to shed masculine and feminine references from their speech, including the pronouns him or her — "han" or "hon" in Swedish. Instead, they've have adopted the genderless "hen," a word that doesn't exist in Swedish but is used in some feminist and gay circles.
But at least they recognize biological differences, if not their significance.
Egalia doesn't deny the biological differences between boys and girls — the dolls the children play with are anatomically correct.
I don't even want to think about what kind of games moonbat educators encourage preschoolers to play with anatomically correct dolls.
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Truffles are highly-prized by chefs because of their capacity to enhance and intensify the flavours of food they are combined with. Join in the hunt for the elusive black truffle at Lowes Mount Truffiere in Oberon throughout winter. Truffle hunts, master classes and cooking demonstrations form part of celebrations during the Capital Region Truffle Festival. Dress up for Oranges annual Black Tie and Gumboot Truffle Hunt and Dinner in July.
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Will a colonial revival look out of place in the pacific nw?
I'm finding myself drawn to simple colonial revival style homes. I lived for a while in bucks co, pa and I just love the old farmhouses that dot the landscape. Unfortunately I'm now stuck in western wa, but I would love the exterior of our house to resemble an old, colonial style farmhouse. Definitely simple, maybe more saltbox style. I also like the look where additional rooms were added on, like the master wing clad in a different material and a garage that looks more like an old barn.
In some of the nearby costal areas (bainbridge island for example) I've seen simple colonial revival style homes, usually with shingle exteriors, and they fit right in. In Seattle too, I've seen colonial revival styles that look appropriate. I'm just wondering how one will look on a heavily wooded lot, like this.
I know we can build whatever we want, but I'd like our home to look appropriate. Most new builds around here are basic, generic looking new American (I think that's the right term) homes with a few "craftsman" touches. While not awful, I find them boring and I think they tend to look dated fairly quickly. I'd like something more classic looking. Something more interesting.
I like exterior of this home, which isbuilt at a resort community not too far away. It is little more rustic than we might do, and while not a colonial revival, I think it evokes that feeling to some extent.
The history of the area we will be building in is that of an old mining town from the early 1900's. Few, if any, of the original structures exist. But simple, cottages with plain wood siding were typical.
So do you think a somewhat rustic, cabin inspired colonial revival will work? Any suggestions on stock floorplans that are colonial revival exteriors with more modern interiors?
Colonial Revival is a distinct style that mimics Georgian (British) style, and employs a great deal of decoration and machine-made fabrications. It is certainly not "cabin style"!
Colonial Revival differs significantly from U.S. Colonial Style architecture from the Revolutionary War period, which was much simpler and more iconic.
Which are you interested in? Your written description seems to be referencing Colonial Style, but you repeatedly use the term "Colonial Revival". Just curious!
Good luck on your project.
I am on Bainbridge. DH and I spend so much time just driving around looking at houses... I have fallen in love so many times. However, I LOVE the cabin look and have not spent much time looking at the style you are talking about. However, I think on a wooded lot you could make a lot of things work. Do you have visible neighbors on your lot?
Saltbox would not be a good idea in a place with as much rain as that. Colonial Revival with the accent on Revival would be fine. It doesn't have to be a giant white box. There are many other types of "influenced" Colonial homes that would look perfectly at home in the setting you describe.
We haven't purchased our lot yet, but I doubt there will be any visible neighbors. The lots we are looking at are 5+ acres and wooded.
I'm curious as well as to why a saltbox wouldn't work here. I wouldn't do actual wood siding, some sort of hair product I suppose, but I don't see why the style wouldn't work vs some of the other colonial styles.
RE: saltbox.. What I read online says it is a good design for diverting snow and rain. With that said, I can't say I recall ever seeing that type of design in the Pac NW.
OP: I am not a design professional of any sort. However, I live in E. WA, and have grown up in W. OR and WA. Colonial homes are in the minority, overall. There are certain geographies that have more of that style, but you obviously know the random, wooded drive in WA doesn't typically end at a Colonial. :) I would be curious what a local realtor would say about Colonials and how appealing they are to buyers. I think they are lovely, but they do stand out when I see them around the countryside because they aren't the typical design. (Afterall, this area wasn't settled until much later than the East coast...)
If you like old farmhouses, can you build something like the old PAC NW farmhouses? 1860-1900 time frame..
A traditional Saltbox would have short eave overhangs, close rakes and no cover over the front door which is not ideal for a heavy rainfall climate.
The Colonial Revival style has almost nothing in common with a Saltbox or any other simple Colonial house form.
Here is a link that might be useful: colonial revival house
Right, I think I meant colonial inspired, not colonial revival. I mistakenly thought building a colonial home today = colonial revival. But now I understand that a colonial revival is a specific style different from just colonial.
I see what you mean about the overhangs, or lack thereof on a saltbox. Maybe then just a simple colonial box with a small porch at the front door. Sort of like the photo I posted.
Your hair comment made me laugh out loud. I say just build with hair!
I think what you are going for would be totally charming out in the woods with no other houses to compare to. I would much rather see that then a huge thing with 7 gables on the front like I see so often.
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Do you have any links or photos of what you are thinking about? Maybe we can help you pin down the house style. What kinds of things apppeal to you about colonial homes? The height, the symmetry, porches, the trim?
People often say "Who cares about the area or what other's think. Build what you want". But, a house is not like a couch or a paint color. If you have dreamed of a colonial house and can't imagine building anything different, I would say go for it.
Keep in mind that if you build a very distinct style that is significantly different from the area norm that you do limit your resale appeal.
Do you like traditional decorating and furniture too? If the interior of your house has a very traditional layout and finishes, contemporary or transitional decorating might not work.
Have you considered a cape? They have a traditional look but are not as distinctive as colonials.
Here's one house I find myself drawn to at the moment. I would make some changes to exterior, have it look a little more northwest/craftsman/rustic/cabin. I would skip the dentil trim at the roofline and maybe do a different sort of siding (board and batten maybe?).
Here are some homes which have the rustic cabin look I like, perhaps use some of their elements (siding, color choices, etc) with the colonial home posted above.
Here's the floorplan For the colonial home.
I'd make some changes to the floor plan as well, but overall keep it very similar. This floorplan is very different from what I was previously considering. I was leaning towards a greatroom concept, with the kitchen/dining/living all along the back of the house and completely open to one another. However, I currently live in an open floorplan and I am tired of it. A more closed of kitchen appeals to me now.
I would keep the trim work simple and do a sort of transitional take on the craftsman look. Maybe board and batten paneling in the foyer, dining and study. Simple door trim, baseboards and window casing.
Most of our current furniture is transitional/ rustic, not particularly formal or anything. We would need mostly new stuff though.
Will it work?
These are definitely around... And, other than being very vertical for such a large lot, I think they would be fine to build.
(We have one similar to your first inspiration pic above just down the street. And many of the cottage plans use some of the rustic and squareness of the other images (they are smaller abodes, of course)).
And, certainly as you get up into Skagit county, and the country around highway 2 and 22, you see farmhouse style.
You have a lot of options, imo.
Olivesmom, you do have many choices, but you may be best served by some further study as to what you really prefer. The three photos are very, very different architectural styles, and have quite different interior spaces. For example:
--The Williamsburg Colonial: a handsome example of the Colonial Style with upgraded details and materials. Colonials tend to be simple rectangles, 3- or 5-bays wide, with a simple gable roof whose ridgeline parallels the front elevation. Decoration and self-styled carpenter details are minimal. Interiors are seldom deeper than two modest rooms--they were Colonials after all! Growth and expansion typically took place off one or both ends, and/or a perpendicular wing off the rear elevation (sometimes 2-stories);
--Second example: This may be called a "cabin" style, but it's really just a builder's approach to a woodsy vernacular from the region. The many gables parallel to the front and the heavy fascias, plus the natural stain colors, characterize this as a house in the tradition of areas where there are lots of woods (and lots of carpenters)! The direction of the roof suggests the house is much deeper than it is wide.
--Third example: Again, this is a sort of "hansel and grettel" carpenter's or builder-style house (certainly not Colonial in any fashion) with a most odd "tobacco-shed drying roof", common in southern tobacco growing regions. The partial end gables were used to allow air to enter and circulate in the building's interior to help dry and season the hanging tobacco leaves. Such a roof on a house of this size, and in a western forested setting, is ill-proportioned for this structure and historically a bit ludicrous, IMO. The rest of the exterior has various moutain/western region detailing, ie, porch roofs and supporting columns, etc.
I think your search for your "perfect house" might be aided by a good guide book, such as A Field Guide to American Houses, by Virginia and Lee McAlester. It's a well written and illustrated small paperback book that's excellent in describing the various styles of houses.
Good luck with your project!
Thanks for you advice! I will definitely check into those suggested books.
I do think I want a colonial, but would like to add some northwest cabin-like elements. Maybe in the form of cedar shakes, board and batten and maybe local stone.
While I like certain aspects of the cabin homes I posted, they are not what I want. I do though, need the exterior of the colonial home to resemble them somewhat in order to make a colonial appeal to my husband. He has lived in western Washington his entire life and lacks an appreciation of anything "old" as he sees it. If I showed him that Williamsburg colonial he would immediately object. But I do know he likes those cabin homes (the exterior of them anyway) we've seen them in person.
I recognize that the first cabin home I posted is not a colonial, but to a casual observer it shares some similarities in terms of its boxiness. With different exterior materials and a few other changes I think I could sell it to my husband.
How do you think that Williamsburg colonial would look with different siding and/ or other nw cabin materials?
I think the Williamsburg Colonial would look great in naturally stained horizontal lap siding, or even natural shingle siding. Painted/stained vertical board and batten siding is not "natural" for Colonials (I think), but it would visually be fine with the simple retangular forms of the Colonial and/or "cabin" approach to a home.
Using local stone for either an exposed continuous "wainscot/foundation" or even one or more walls, such as the two end walls of a gable house structure would be very much in keeping with Colonial architecture. My own house uses field stone from the basement and pond excavation on the front elevation and along the lower level walls. I've included a photo of it--a small 3-bay house (4 levels), with a Colonial barn and pond to the right rear.
Colonials really come in a variety of iterations, based on region of the U.S. and of the cultures who settled in various areas of the U.S. bringing with them their living experience and construction knowledge. For example, regional Colonial architectural characteristics differ from New England, Middle-Atlantic and Tidewater or Southern, due to the different climatic conditions and availability of materials.
If that's not enough, cultural differences also contributed to Colonial architecture, for example, with Dutch Colonial, French Colonial and even Spanish Colonial--each quite different from the other.
Later in history, these Colonial types helped influence further development of the style as Georgian, Adam, and finally Classical Revival, often credited to the late 1700s-1800s. Colonial Revival houses are generally thought to be a style of the 180s-1950s.
If one enjoys architectural history, as a record of how and why people lived the way they did, a study of Colonial architecture can be interesting.
Yours is an interesting journey. Good luck!
You're 'stuck' in western Washington? I can imagine worse places to be stuck in :)
If you're not used to a heavily wooded lot, my advice would be to open up a clearing in the trees. You'll need the light, the possible garden space...and most important...protection from wildfires.
You might want to check into what's recommended for fire safety, concerning trees and brush around your home...and roof materials, etc.
Have you looked at the houses in Colonial Williamsburg? The Peyton Randolph House is an example of a real colonial but in a dark red siding, giving it a more rustic look. Also, some of the cape cods might look nice in a wooded rural setting. Finally, take a look at the greek revival style found in New England and upstate new york. May be a more transitional style that you like/fits with your area.


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Family friendly event held at the Pokagan State Park. Swim in Lake James (1 lap for sprint / 2 laps for Olympic), bike along country roads, and finish with challenging trail run within the park. Wetsuits are recommended for the swim.