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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center5th Floor Janeway TowerMedical Center BoulevardWinston-Salem, NC 27157Phone: 336-716-4151 | Fax: 336-716-0524
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Utterly apathetic, as the song by Primitive Radio Gods: PhoneBooth proclaims "i've down hearted baby ever since the day we met"
totally without care, beyond depressed.
totally without care, beyond depressed.
"As the prince comes to claim his kingdom, and his lover.... he finds everything is destroyed,and his lover killed, he will forever be downhearted"
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I'll be there! Has there been a decision on the White Bantha gift giving option yet?
I'll be there! Has there been a decision on the White Bantha gift giving option yet?
"I went to Star Wars Celebration VII in Anaheim, and I didn't get even a lousy t-shirt."
Excellent, glad to hear so many nods!
We haven't had full consensus on the White Bantha thing yet but it's looking likely:
Maradona - yes
JT - yes
Bel-Cam - yes
Chaddy - yes
Chuxter - "ambivalent"
Figgy B - _______ (no comment yet)
Anybody else I'm forgetting?
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
99% sure of yes. Let me check with my better(-looking) half and confirm she hasn't planned something without my knowledge.
Tommy, close your eyes.
Yes! I've got mine picked out already. Should we wrap 'em or bring 'em in opaque bags or something? The fun is in the reveal, I guess - I've never actually done White Elephant.
WTF? This timing was based on your schedule and only NOW are you checking with her? Yeesh, no wonder wives have to nag husbands!
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Well, there's different versions. In one, you go down into a cellar, and the gun has just one bullet, so you-
WAIT! Wrong "game," sorry.
One version is just a simple exchange, no order involved, as long as you get a different gift than you arrived with (usually still wrapped or in a gift bag).
Another gives you a certain number (often no more than 2) of times where you can "steal" another person's gift (either in unopened boxes/bags guessing at what's the "cool" prize, or knowing what the item is and trade yours for it); by the end, you're stuck with whatever's left.
You can assign each bag/box a number, then someone picks a number to start and you go to the right or left from then.
I'd go with a simple put 'em on a table, you pick one that's not what you brung.
I'm stuck on which to bring: my dented Wal*Mart damaged E1 Chancellor Valorum with missing staff, or my 12-back 96%-graded vinyl cape Jawa. :decisions:
"I went to Star Wars Celebration VII in Anaheim, and I didn't get even a lousy t-shirt."
The way we played is we'd pick a number to assign order and then whoever was number 1 went first, picked a gift and got to open it. We all enjoy what the item is... of course, number 2 then gets to pick and if they don't like what they opened, they get to steal number 1's gift. Then number 3 gets to pick, and if they don't like what they got, they can exchange it for either 1 or 2's gift... and so on. So that the last person really gets their pick of the litter. And then, afterwards, you can try and trade with other people who might be willing to exchange for your item. In the end, the process is more fun than the actual gifting, which isn't the point anyway.
12-back vinyl jawa? dude, don't try to dump your old trash on us. That's not the point of this.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
Probably can't make it Sunday. Goin to an event at USC, my friend asked me a few weeks ago and now time has flown and it's already this wknd!
Sh. oaks TJ maxx had a few TF prime vehicons and a few other TF and marvel IM figs and odds & ends. Ross i went to later in Panr. city had nothing at all.
My Bond 50 bluray box set arrived from amazon today. Woohoo! Since i grabbed Skyfall on tues, I now have all 23 Bond flicks. Amazon has a good sale on those 2 items this week if anyone's interested. Tax refund coming soon, guess i bought my treats early ha. No regrets. The prices will not go any lower & if they do, it'll be a very long time.


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The chuckleheads at the Conservative Political Action Conference nearly soiled themselves with delight the other day as they guffawed at this snarky comment from Sarah Palin about Barack Obama:
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On the contrary, this proves why glGetInteger(GL_MAJOR) and glGetInteger(GL_MINOR) are superior to any solution involving string parsing.
These methods can be trivially supported in Mesa 7.6 without advertizing OpenGL 3.0. Nvidia and Ati binary drivers expose these methods even on 2.1 contexts - there's no reason why Mesa cannot do the same.
Edit: Digging around, I think this post is the root of the GL_VERSION issue. The first number in "1.4 (2.1 Mesa 7.0.1)" is the highest OpenGL version that can be officially supported under the current GLX implementation when using indirect rendering. Which means that I either hit a Mesa bug or was just plain lucky by only using supported methods.
Still, the whole confusion wouldn't even exist with glGetInteger(GL_[MAJOR|MINOR]).
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Okay, that does make a lot of sense.
You do realize that when that is implemented, glGetInteger(GL_MAJOR|GL_MINOR) would return version 1.4 in the situation where the GL_VERSION string is "1.4 (2.1 ...)", right? You would get exactly what you get with atoi or GLEE-style parsing.Still, the whole confusion wouldn't even exist with glGetInteger(GL_[MAJOR|MINOR]).
So yeah, it might be a little more convenient for application developers, but it wouldn't actually change anything.
Hmm, as in with the principle GL_MINOR=1, GL_MINOR=2, GL_MAJOR|GL_MINOR=3, then pull first part for 1, second part for 2, full version with?
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I guess mostly what I had in mind was eg OpenGL version 1.5.x, glGetVersion(GL_MAJOR) returns 1, glGetVersion(GL_MINOR) returns 5.x, glGetVersion(GL_MAJOR|GL_MINOR) returns 1.5.x (as in, bitwise or on 01(bin) and 10(bin) => 11(bin))
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1-15 September 2014 Cyber Attacks Timeline
This month will be probably remembered for the Home Depot breach. Yet another one caused by the same POS malware family that hit Target, with a similar dramatic extension: unfortunately the retailer believes that 56 million of credit cards could have been compromised in this case. After such a similar gigantic breach there is not so much to add as far as Cyber Crime is concerned, as it overshadowed all the rest.
In regards of Hacktivism, this has been a terrible month for Pakistan, which has attracted the unwelcome attentions of hacktivists protesting against the corruption of the government. As a consequence dozens of government sites have been bombarded with DDOS attacks, (with few cases of defacements and leaks).
Nothing particularly important to mention for Cyber Espionage. After the spree of the past months, maybe is time for a break.
If you want to have an idea of how fragile our electronic identity is inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011, 2012, 2013 and now 2014 (regularly updated). You may also want to have a look at the Cyber Attack Statistics, and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
Also, feel free to submit remarkable incidents that in your opinion deserve to be included in the timelines (and charts).
1-15 January 2014 Cyber Attacks Timeline
It's time for the Cyber Attacks Timeline for the first half of January 2014. I wish we had a better start for this Infosec year. Not even a month has passed (actually this timeline covers the first two weeks) and we have already seen several massive breaches (Snapchat) and other resounding events, maybe less relevant from a mere numeric perspective, but equally meaningful for the high profile of the victims involved (Microsoft).
Besides Snapchat, other important organizations have been targeted by Cyber crooks with very bad consequences: World Poker Tour (175,333), Staysure (93,000 individuals involved) and OpenSUSE (79,500 victims) are the most noticeable examples. On the cyber crime front other meaningful events include a wave of attacks against Video Games industries, and the hacking of Yahoo advertise network, infecting, potentially 27,000 users per hour.
Hacktivists of the Syrian Electronic Army are back with the result that even Microsoft is now part of the list of their victims (however their web site was also hacked in the same period). Other hacktivists very active in the same period include the infamous RedHack collective.
Last but not least, the control room of the Nuclear Plant of Monju in Japan was found infected with a malware capable of allegedly exfiltrate 42,000 emails.
As usual, if you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011, 2012 and now 2013 (regularly updated). You may also want to have a look at the Cyber Attack Statistics, and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
Also, feel free to submit remarkable incidents that in your opinion deserve to be included in the timelines (and charts).
One Year Of Lulz (Part II)
Christmas has just gone and here it is my personal way to wish you a Happy New Year: the second part of my personal chart (first part here) of Main 2011 Cyber Attacks covering the time window from August to November 2011 (December is not yet finished, and featuring remarkable events, so expect an update very soon). This memorable year is nearly over and is time, if you feel nostalgic, to scroll down the second part of the list to review the main Cyber Events that contributed, in my opinion, to change the landscape and the rules of the (information security) game. Many events in this period among whom, IMHO, the most noticeable is the one carried on against Diginotar. Since then our trust in conventional authentication models is not (and will not be) the same anymore.
Of course this is my personal selection. Suggestions are well accepted and if you need more details about the cyber events in 2011, feel free to consult my 2011 Cyber Attacks Master Index. As usual after the page break you find all the references…
November 2011 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
Update 12/01/2011: November Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)
This first half of November has been very hard for Steam. The Valve Online Gaming Platform suffered a security breach putting at risk a potential sample of 37 million of users and hence wins the crown for the Major Breach of the First Half of November.
Also a sportswear giant like Adidas fell among the victims of cybercriminals, with a "sophisticated attack" targeting 500,000 users.
This month was also hot for the Cold Finland which has suffered two security breaches involving more than 30,000 users (a third breach also happened on November, the 16th, affecting 16,000 users but of course will be reported in the next report).
Two other CAs (KPN and Digicert Sdn Bhd Malaysia, not to be confused with Digicert US-based CA) were compromised. Also F-secure discovered a sample of malware signed with a valid certificate stolen from a Malasyan company.
On a larger scale, after 2 years of hunt, FBI uncovered a huge Botnet in Estonia, which stole $14 million from 4 million users worldwide, while on the other side of the Globe, Brazilian ISPS were targeted by a massive DNS Poisoning attack.
Not even Facebook was safe this month, whose (too) many users were targeted with a malware posting pornographic images on their wall exploiting an Internet Explorer Vulnerability.
As far as hactivism is concerned, the political events in the real world had a predictable echo in the Cyber space, with an attack to Palestine the day after the nation was admitted as a full member of UNESCO.
As a retaliation, some Israeli Government web sites were targeted with a wave of DDoS attacks by the infamous Anonymous hacking group. In any case the Anonymous were active also in other Cyberwar fronts acting a couple of defacements and DDoS (in one case they targeted the Muslim Brotherhood) and were also the authors to one of the two attacks in Finland (the one towards a right-wind party).
A group of Hackers called TeaMp0isoN claimed to have hacked more than 150 Email Id's of International Foreign Governments even if this statement is controversial.
What is not controversial is the Cyberwar declared against Mexico which was targeted, in November, by a massive waves of Cyber Attacks.
Besides these noticeable events, the month was characterized by many other minor attacks and dumps among which, particularly noticeable are: the attacks to a couple of banks (DDoS and defacements) and Universities (UCLA and Standford hit by data breaches), and the Fox Business Twitter Account Hacking (Oops they did it again!).
The month ends with the first example of malware targeting ambulance.
Please notice that I decided henceforth not to insert attacks targeting a limited amount of users and most of all, claimed without clear evidence: in this month I discovered a claimed fake attack to Italian Police announced recycling old data.
- http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/nov/01/palestinians-hit-cyber-attack-unesco
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/02/dump-of-steam-accounts/
- http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/media/security_response/whitepapers/the_nitro_attacks.pdf
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/fraud-communities-owned-and-exposed-by.html
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/03/opdarknet-official-and-last-release/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/03/accounts-dumped-from-hiphopinstrumental-net/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/03/peru-government-websites-defaced-by-challenges-hackers/
- http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/11/03/another-certificate-authority-issues-dangerous-certficates/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/04/bayareaconnection-net-defaced/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/04/yet-another-pointless-account-dump-hundreds-dumped-from-www-jjs2-com/
- http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/another-dutch-ca-kpn-stops-issuing-certificates-after-finding-ddos-tool-server-110411
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/capitalone-bank-taken-down-by-anonymous.html
- http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/110411-hacker-selling-access-to-compromised-252771.html?source=nww_rss
- http://www.phiprivacy.net/?p=8227
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/anonymous-attack-on-israeli-government.html
- http://www.itworld.com/security/222033/fake-threat-against-facebook-dwarfs-anonymous-real-attacks-israel-finland-portugal
- http://pplware.sapo.pt/informacao/site-freeport-pt-foi-atacado-entre-outros/
- http://www.databreaches.net/?p=21359
- http://www.itworld.com/security/222033/fake-threat-against-facebook-dwarfs-anonymous-real-attacks-israel-finland-portugal
- http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/T111105002386.htm
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/massive-amount-of-accounts-dumped-from-adidas-com/
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/07/adidas_hack_attack/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/massive-amount-of-accounts-dumped-from-adidas-com/
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/international-foreign-government-e.html
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/09/teamp0ison_publishes_stupid_password_list/
- http://news.softpedia.com/news/16-000-Finns-Affected-by-Data-Breach-232851.shtml
- http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/11/08/anonymous-attacks-el-salvadoran-sites/
- http://www.smh.com.au/business/privacy-of-millions-at-mercy-of-a-usb-device-20111107-1n3wm.html
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/ump-french-political-party-got-hacked.html
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/premierleaguepool-co-uk-accounts-dumped-by-sen/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/60k-accounts-dumped-from-ohmedia-by-teamswastika/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/dump-of-accounts-from-beachvolley-se/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/08/khadraglass-com-hacked-and-accounts-dumped-by-inj3ct0r/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/09/scamming-email-account-dumpers-are-surfacing-50k-french-accounts-dumped/
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/possible-credit-card-theft-in-steam.html
- http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2011/november/malware_110911/malware_110911
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/11/10/it_manager_charges/
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/bangladesh-supreme-court-website-hacked.html
- https://twitter.com/#!/igetroot/status/134865652543520768
- http://thehackernews.com/2011/11/operation-brotherhood-shutdown-by.html
- http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/11/14/ambulance-service-disrupted-by-computer-virus-infection/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/12/ucla-department-of-psychology-hacked-by-inj3ct0r/
- http://www.ehackingnews.com/2011/11/social-network-site-findfriendzcom.html
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/13/dump-of-information-by-inj3ct0r/
- http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00002269.html
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/dump-of-accounts-from-congress-of-sonora/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/2-more-government-dumps-by-metalsoft-team/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/another-big-dump-of-accounts-from-sec404-mexican-hackers/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/another-mexican-government-congress-hacked-canaldelcongreso-gob-mx/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/dump-of-data-from-another-mexican-congress-sinaloa-state-congress/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/ministry-of-economy-mexico-hacked-by-sec404/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/unit-of-transparency-and-access-to-public-information-website-hacked/
- http://www.cyberwarnews.info/2011/11/14/national-commission-of-physical-culture-and-sport-hacked-and-accounts-leaked/
- http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/11/14/hacked-sky-news-twitter-account-james-murdoch-arrested/
- http://news.softpedia.com/news/Anonymous-Attacks-Anonymous-For-Being-Trolls-234949.shtml
- http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/11/16/facebook-explains-pornographic-shock-spam-hints-at-browser-vulnerability/
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Meet San Diego's nerdiest offenders. Don't miss the season premiere of NTSF:SD:SUV::, this Thusday night at 12:15a.
Each member of NTSF gets a mysterious call from a person who claims they have secret information about them. Unbeknownst to the other members, they each must bring a million dollars to a warehouse, leaving Kove alone at NTSF HQ. When the caller is finally revealed, the team gets a blast from the past.
Trent discovers one of his ex-wives has undergone a sex change AND is trying to steal a San Diego national treasure. Now he must navigate Kove's jealously and stop his ex before he falls in love with her -- I mean him -- Ugh... IT again. Plus, no one has read Piper's book for book club and the meeting is tonight!
Trent is suspended from NTSF and his old nemesis, wheelchair bound Agent Van Damme, replaces him. While Trent is home alone he must fend off terrorists intent on killing him while his defenses are down. Meanwhile, Van Damme becomes the golden boy of NTSF. But something isn't right about this new guy.
A dolphin serial killer is on the loose and the NTSF don't have any leads until Trent visits the deadliest dolphin serial killer in captivity to get a lead on this new killer... before Sam and Jessie are it's next victims.
A stripper-astronaut steals the space shuttle plans and sells them to Mexico. Now NTSF must go into Mexico and stop the evil President Felipe Calderon before they beat the U.S.A. in the space race.
While celebrating Christmas together at Kove's house, the team is attacked by the evil Alaskan Santa Claus.
A terrorist has rigged a San Diego bus to explode if it goes over 0mph. It's up to NTSF to keep the bus from moving and figure out who's behind it!
Trent struggles to regain control of a hijacked plane filled with Comic Con convicts, while Kove and Alphonse debate whether or not to remotely blow it up.
On the eve of delivering the commencement address at USSD, The President of the Navy has three big problems: He can't speak in public without a river of profanity, a member of NTSF is suspected of being programmed to assassinate him during the speech, and his only protection is a robo-cop.
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The Food and Environmental Protection Section of the Joint Programme and its associated Food and Environmental Protection Laboratory of the FAO/IAEA Agricultural and Biotechnology Laboratory in Seibersdorf provide assistance and support to countries in their efforts to ensure the safety and quality of food and agricultural commodities and food security while at the same time facilitating international trade. Our activities primarily focus on strengthening Member State capacities for the application of international standards on irradiation as well as on the use of nuclear and related analytical technologies and capacity building in the control of food and environmental hazards as well as food traceability and authenticity. These efforts are based on a coordinated and comprehensive "farm to fork" approach to food production systems that ensure the application of good agricultural practices throughout the food chain.
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Food safety laboratories - As the food supply chain globalizes. What began in 2006 as a network of 49 food safety laboratories in Latin America and the Caribbean has now expanded to include representatives from 19 countries in the region with many more expected in the future. The initial network was made up of analytical laboratories and supported by the Joint FAO/IAEA Division. It focused on addressing contamination problems and determining ways to improve environmental and food safety that had regional applicability as well as health, trade and economic benefits. Read More » |
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- The application of harmonized national regulations related to good laboratory practices and analytical procedures for food contaminants and residues, including pesticides and veterinary drugs.
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- The application of harmonized international guidance related to nuclear preparedness and response to nuclear or radiological events, including the application of appropriate agricultural countermeasures.
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"Not what you expect"
Im not sure about how I feel about these short stories and I really dont understand why popular authors are made to write them. They always kind of have an "Im not really into this but I have to do it" kind of feel. The stories werent bad but its hard for me to really get locked into a short story like I do regular novels. As far as the performance goes...I like Len Cariou in all of the other MC books, he is usually spot on and as good as the previous reader of Harry Bosch, Dick Hill. However, for some reason he sounds weird in "Suicide Run", almost like he didnt have the art of narrating down pat yet. Had I listened to "Suicide Run" first I would have never gone onto other Harry Bosch books because of how weird Cariou sounded. Overall not bad, for 3.99 its good entertainment....exhausting a whole credit on the other hand for this is not worth it. You pay 14.99 for a gold membership so why would anyone give up a whole credit for a book that costs 3.99??
"Great story, terrible narrator"
Im making it clear now that my bad review has nothing to do with the book itself but with the narrator. Its a shame too because a good narrator would have really brough this story of Joe D to life. I originally bought the kindle version and was about halfway through and saw where they added the audible version with Whispersync. I listened for about 10 minutes and every single second was painful. Something that is very irritating when listening to sports books is when the reader mispronounces names, names of players that any sports fan would know. This narrator constantly butchered the names and read in almost a robot voice. I recommend that whomever selects the reader for a book to get someone that is at least a little knowledge of the sport. I hate when people say "dont buy, dont listen etc.".....like someone is telling me what to do, plus we all have different . So since I dont like that I wont tell anyone to not buy this audio version, but I will say that if I had to do it over again I wouldnt buy it.
"Just average for this author"
I really never could get caught up in this story. It was missing something that MC's previous Mickey books had. The one five star about this book was the narrator, peter Giles. I think he is a very good narrator
"Lutz has done it again"
If youve ever read or listened to a Lutz book, mainly the Quinn series, you know what you will get stem to stern, every time. With that said, they always hold my attention and when I finish Im always waiting for the next. I love Quinn maybe as good as any of the more popular ficticious detectives/ex detectives runninig around out there in the fiction world. I also like Pearl and Feds, Quinn's partners as they are nice comic relief from time to time with their bickering. And scott brick did another great job here just like always. These two make a great team. 4 out of 5 for me
"Are you serious"
King and Will Patton together. Am I dreaminig or is this for real? So many of King's books have been ruined by bad narration(THE CELL for starters) so i was so happy to see Will Patton as the narrator. Patton brings the characters to life just like he does in all his other narrations, mainly in James Lee Burke books, but his performance here is just as good or maybe better. Some free advice today.....If youve never read King but like Patton, I say you will be thanking me later for pushing you towards buying this audiobook. If you hate King but love Will Patton, still get it. I think Patton is sich a great reader that even when I hit the dull times he was able to keep me focused. 5 out of 5 for me all the way around
"Not this best in the Frank Quinn series"
Yea, I always enjoy lutz's frank Quinn books
Ending was just like the rest of the book....just so so.
Scott Brick always brings characters to life
Definitely the worst frank Quinn book but still an enjoyable listen
"5 stars"
Coben takes a break from his Bolitar series thank goodness and writes another stand alone. IMO, coben's stand alone books are terrific and this is no different, matter of fact, this may be his best one. Plenty of mystery and twists and turns to keep you into the book the whole way. Scott brick as always does a great job as well. Dont miss this one.
"Best of the best"
This book is amazing. It has every emotion possible runnin thru it. There are sad times, happy times, fun times and boring times. It really makes you think about your own life and have you done what you want to do and are you living the way you think is the right way to live. The Testament makes you think about all of that. I love Grisham's books as well as many others like Michael Conelly, James Burke......but The Testament just does something to me when I listen to it, it puts me in a transe almost...its that deep to me. If youre looking for a lot of action and suspense this isnt the book for you. However, if you are looking for a book that will make you think about what good you have done and how much better you could be.....this is the book you need to listen to. I have listened to it at least 5 times and I get something different out of it each listen. Frank Muller does his thing, just an amazing reader. Too bad he isnt around any longer. Every book he read was just a touch better with his narration.
"MC at his best"
Where to start with this one.....this was the best Harry to date imo and maybe the best book Ive read this year. MC has proved once again why he is one of the top 2 or 3 mystery writers out there.
Now for the bad. Something seems to have happened to Len Cariou's voice. He has always done a wonderful job bringing Harry to life. I used to listen to Cariou and think he his Harry Bosch. Although, since the "Overlook" something has changed with his voice. I first noticed it in "Suicide Run". His voice sounded real strained, like he was struggling to get through each line. I chalked it up to being a half a** effort because it was a short story and ignored it. Instead of listening to "Suicide Run" I bought the book because I just couldnt listen to Cariou. Well, I download the "Drop" and sure enough, Cariou's voice is still sounding weird. I dont know what has happened but it is now a challenge to listen to him. If you dont understand what I am saying go listen to "Lost Light" or any of his previous Harry Bosch books and you will hear this difference.
Cant fault MC for Cariou so I give the book a 5 out of 5. But if you have not bought the audio version yet, I suggest you by the print version of this one.
"Good story, reader struggled"
Grisham wrote a pretty good book here. I liked the story and while not his best, still worth the listen. However, I didnt like Dennis Boutsikaris much at all. His tone was pleasant enough but his delivery speed seemed much too quick for my liking. Also, he makes it tough to discern between characters....he makes all of the characters sound alike which makes you really have to concentrate while listening. With Boutsikaris there is no day dreaming and then coming back to Earth and being able to identify which chartcter is talking. I found myself often hitting my 30 second playback.


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Phoronix: Retina MacBook Pro Graphics: OS X Is Okay, But Linux Breaks
While the Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display is beautiful having a 15-inch display running at a resolution of 2880 x 1800 and 220 pixels-per-inch, Linux isn't ready for this high-performance, high pixel density notebook...
Don't give a flying fuck about anything that comes from those criminals (fruity shitheads on acid).
Surely there are more interesting things to look at on a MacBook than Xonotic framerates?
Things like icon scaling, font quality, desktop performance, etc?
How looks and behaves Gnome 3 and other desktops on that resolution? There is some screenshoot?
As said in the article, the more interesting information will come once the new ad campaigns start on Phoronix -- since the ads so far this month are shit and so if I publish the rMBP details right now, I'll just lose money when factoring in the Apple hardware costs.
Michael Larabel
Michael, I enjoy your benchmarks (and software) as much as the next Linux user, but why would you assume that paying for overpriced Apple hardware is justified by "much sought after Linux hardware testing"? Whenever I buy hardware I check for Linux support first and the ability to replace components is a close second. Shiny gear I can't maintain myself doesn't interest me. Have you thought about creating a benchmarking site only for Apple victims?
"The Linux desktop isn't properly ready for this high pixel density"
How do you figure? I've been using high DPI displays on Linux for years and never really had too much trouble. I currently use a laptop that's 13.1" at 1600x900, which is 140dpi. That model has a 1080p option, which is 168dpi, and I know quite a few people use that. A while back I used a Vaio P for quite a while, which is 222dpi - slightly higher than the Retina Macbook - and didn't really have any trouble with that either.
It's a bit more difficult to find the text scaling options in GNOME 3 than in GNOME 2, but they're there and they work well enough.
That's actually bullshit. I've tried text/image ads and they earn nothing in comparison to Flash ads even when factoring adblock differences. But I'm also experimenting with serving only text-based results/graphs for those who have adblock enabled and are not registered/logged-into an OpenBenchmarking.org account.
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When was the last time you really could see for miles on a clear day, undisturbed by smog-like pollution? If it's been a while, you might want to visit a wilderness area.
The Western Arctic's caribou herds migrated from the north about a
There's nothing quite like venturing into a breathtaking winter wonderland - and then feeling your feet sink into drifts of snow that are knee to waist deep. This is one of the reasons why snowshoes are an outdoor recreationist's best friend.
Wild lands offer us a place for enjoyment, challenge and peace of mind, which is why veterans have found them to be ideal places for healing.
Cedar Breaks National Monument is located in Utah near Cedar City. The site was designated as a national monument in 1933.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced a major conservation campaign aimed at inspiring America's next generation of wilderness stewards, during a speech in San Francisco's Crissy Field on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Oil drilling on the doorstep of the historic site known as the "cradle of conservation" is a concept that doesn't sit well with many.
There are already lots of good reasons to keep our wildlands safe. Now, add one more to the list: to protect dinosaurs.
After a series of errors during the 2012 Arctic drilling season, Shell may scrap its multimillion-dollar Kulluk drill rig – which was damaged when it ran aground on New Year's Eve –
Tweets about "@wilderness"
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I Am Number Four: Best and Worst YA Novel Adaptations
As much as we love us some easy reading, the film versions of some books can be a little hard to swallowSee Photos
I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!: A Lot Like Gilligan's Island
The movie star, the professor, Mary Ann -- we see all of these castaways in the new season of the celeb-tastic reality show. Now with more Montag!See Photos
I'm Still Here: Joaquin Phoenix's Mental History in the Movies
The actor's latest, most eccentric screen persona is merely the culmination of a lifetime of playing nutjobs.See Photos
Immortals: The Best Movie Deities
From Gozer to Zeus, these are our favorite big-screen gods and goddesses.See Photos
In Time: Other Stars That Should've Stayed Forever Young
Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried are forever 25 in In Time. These are the other stars we wish hadn't aged.See Photos
Inception: The Cast's Weirdest Dreams
What does the cast of the summer's most hallucinatory film see in their dreams? We find out their worst ones.See Photos
Inception: Trippiest Sci-Fi Movies Ever
A whole collection of movies to make you fear computers, the future, video games, home appliances, sleeping, being awake, having memories, not having memories and, above all, your television set. The horror.See Photos
Incredible Hulk: Secret Set Diary
We go behind-the-scenes of the new Hulk movie, thanks to the recently discovered memoirs of Bruce Banner himself, actor Edward Norton! (At least, he said he was Edward Norton.)See Photos
Independent Spirit Awards 2011: Best and Worst Moments
Joel McHale's hosting put the Oscars to shame, and they even had some of the same winners!See Photos
Independent Spirit Awards 2012: Best & Worst Fashions
The Oscars may be the time for ballgowns, but the Spirit Awards lets stars have fun on the red carpet.See Photos


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Earn awards by posting, commenting, and reacting!
These awards are about your personality. They are a snapshot of your likes, interests, and personality type based on how you post and react to buzz.
megan earned the Cute Spotter Award on Aug 15 because of their love of cuteness! Note: BuzzFeed has reluctantly discontinued the practice of sending a live kitten as a prize for this achievement. This Award will have to do!
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• Review: Zack Davisson of Comics Bulletin reads the weighty Castle Waiting Vol 1 (softcover) by Linda Medley. "It is whimsical, unexpected, packed with a deep knowledge of folklore and fairytales, irreverent, interesting and a whole lot of other adjectives that add up to something great… I would rank it up there with Bone in terms of just being a sheer delight to read…I'm a 40-year old guy, and I don't really see gender issues coming into play here -- Castle Waiting is just a great comic, with interesting characters and an addictive story for everyone who likes charm and wit and fantasy."
• Review: Richard Sala's latest fairy tale of woe Delphine gets a starred review from Publishers Weekly. "…Sala's era-conflating fairy tale is coated in the kind of atmosphere the artist is known for: a creepy, gnarled darkness that evokes German Expressionism, Universal horror films of the 1930s, and secrets hiding in dank old mansions and haunted forests."
• Review: The Hidden by Richard Sala is reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux on I Reads You. "This graphic novel is essentially a parable about ethical-free, morality-light, cutting-edge science. Why do anything? Why play God? The answer to both questions is 'because we can.' 'Damn the consequences' is The Hidden's unspoken refrain."
• Plug: Chris Mautner of Robot 6 writes the list for the 6 Most Criminially Ignored Books of 2012. Carol Tyler's You'll Never Know Book 3: Soldier's Heart lands on the list. "While Tyler's discursive, homey storytelling style might not appeal to everyone, she proves in these pages she is a cartoonist capable of producing sequences of exquisite beauty and deep emotional heft. It's a book — and a series — that deserves more attention than it's gotten so far."
• Plug: Paul Gravatt releases his Best of 2012 list and for Best Autobiography/Biography..."in the end what floored me, in its level of craft and care, complexity and clarity, was the third and final book of Carol Tyler's You'll Never Know."
• Review: The Complete Syndicated Pogo Vol. 2 "Bona Fide Balderdash" gets reviewed by the Chicago Tribune. Michael Robbins trills on about Walt Kelly, "As brilliant as Kelly's political satire is, it's only one reason 'Pogo' might be the greatest comic strip of all time (its only rivals are 'Krazy Kat' and 'Peanuts,' both of which Fantagraphics has also been reprinting in gorgeously designed editions)."
• Review: Bookgasm doubles their pleasure by reading TWO of our EC books. JT Lindroos starts with Corpse on the Imjin! by Harvey Kurtzman. "The ability of Kurtzman to have conflicting viewpoints to the myriad stories and situations within this volume is what makes it so rich." Lindroos continues onto Came the Dawn by Wallace Wood, "His line is much more precise and realistic than anything in the Kurtzman volume, but he has a flair for a dynamic layout and positioning of characters that pulls the art to the kind of pulpy mayhem for which EC is best known."
• Plug: Chris Mautner of Robot 6 writes the list for the 6 Most Criminially Ignored Books of 2012. Malcom McNeill's The Lost Art of Ah Pook is on there. "Ten or 20 years ago the release of an long-lost and unfinished comic by [William Burroughs] would generate a lot more heat than the release of this work…did. Perhaps now that comics have garnered more respect from the outside world, this sort of thing impresses us a lot less…Still, there's some amazing, hallucinatory imagery here (and in McNeill's companion memoir, Observed While Falling), to marvel at and make you wish the project had reached some better form of completion."
• Interview: Tom Kaczynski of Beta Testing the Apocalypse is interviewed on Rumpus by Greg Hunter and answers deep questions like "throughout the book we see instances of an object or system standing in for an even larger system—worlds upon worlds of simulacra. Do you believe in any sort of binary between authentic and inauthentic modes of experience?"
• Interview (audio): Ross Reynolds of KUOW interviews Jaime Hernandez on the secret to 30 Years of Love and Rockets. Did you know BLUE FOOD was a title in the running for L&R? Jaime mentions the influence of the punk movement and DIY culture on their work.
• Review: Comic Book Daily reads the masterful Carl Barks stories in Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge: Only a Poor Old Man. Anthony Falcone states "I would like to see more companies take Fantagraphics' approach to the reproduction and presentation of material.…These are true 'all-ages' stories that can be enjoyed by adults and with your children at story time."
• Plug: Kuriousity plugged Moto Hagio's The Heart of Thomas as it "is probably the best example of the earliest of boys' love works. It helped define the genres of shoujo and boys' love as we know them today, and I couldn't wish for anything more substantial as a starting point," writes Lissa Pattillo.
• Plug: Spacehawk by Basil Wolverton gets the hi-how-are-ya? from the D&Q Bookstore. Jade says "This is one cool book folks, with intense colors, funny looking characters, and very weird plots…Even the end papers are extraordinary!"
• Plug: Holy hot suit, did you see Lorenzo Mattotti's NEW YORKER cover? Damn. If you like that, check out his most recent graphic novel The Crackle of the Frost (written by Jorge Zentner) or 2011's Stigmata (written by Claudio Piersanti).
• Plug: Maria Popova's Brain Pickings features animation and comics pages from Lilli Carré's Heads or Tails which is "a sublime collection of Carré's short story comics from the past five years, was published last November and is an absolute treat."
• Plug: All About Jazz looks at Kevin Avery's Everything is an Afterthought: The Life and Writings of Paul Nelson. "Avery's account of Nelson's life reveals an almost claustrophobic existence of the writer in general…Paul Nelson may have only been equaled by Greil Marcus for sheer love of music and music writing. He went entirely too gently into that good night, leaving the majority of us in the shadows…" writes C. Michael Bailey.
• Plug: Harriet Staff of the Poetry Foundation reads The Last Vispo edited by Nico Vassilakis and Craig Hill. "… the anthology highlights the way the digital and computerized tools of visual poetry are transforming not only visual poetry, but how we experience all poetry," notes Staff and Alison Watkins.
• Plug: TV superstar Lena Dunham's ideal bookshelf on Vulture includes Daniel Clowes' Ghost World.
• Plug: Buzzfeed cracks open Sean T Collins' David Bowie sketchbook and out jumps some of your favorite artists: Tom Kaczynski, Michael Kupperman, Jaime Hernandez, Gilbert Hernandez, Gary Panter, Charles Burns and Johnny Ryan. GO LOOK!


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During his 18-year career with the Dell Rapids Mudcats, Nate Henry and his club-record 208 career home runs put a halt to many teams' state championship bids.Last Monday, Henry struck again, but with his new squad as his three-run home run proved to be the difference in Dell Rapids PBR's 4-1 win over Salem in the Class B state amateur baseball tournament at Sioux Falls Stadium.For PBR coach Jay Bentz, it was a welcomed feeling to be on the beneficial end of a Henry bomb, which earned Dell Rapids a berth in the quarterfinals."He's just a great player," Bentz said. "It's funny how it goes when guys come to new teams, they feel like they have to show they can play. He doesn't need to show us anything."What made the fifth-inning homer more enjoyable for Bentz was the fact that during the pitching change prior to Henry's at-bat, the PBR manager advised his left-handed slugger to be patient, but also tossed out the idea of hitting one over the Firehouse Subs sign in right field. Henry obliged."He said it," chuckled Henry, who was 3-for-4 on the night. "I was just trying to hit it hard somewhere and it worked out."While the former Northern State standout provided the spark at the plate, Dell Rapids starter Colin Karst kept Salem hitters off balance for the most part, scattering six hits over seven innings to pick up his second tourney win in as many games.The lone blemish for Karst (5-1) came following a leadoff single to Brian Duxbury in the second inning that ultimately resulted in a two-out RBI single off the bat of Steve Mehlbrech to give the Cubs a 1-0 lead.However, PBR answered with a Weston Hansen RBI single in the bottom half of the inning and Karst limited the Salem damage the rest of the way."He threw well. We were a lot of first-strike swinging," said Salem manager Roger Duxbury. "He kept the curveball outside – a lot of spin to it – and guys were going after it. Can't lay off of it."Henry has been also impressed with Karst's performances thus far. "For somebody who's that young to have that much poise is remarkable," Henry said. "He's started two games in the state tournament and he's just doing a great job."And while PBR struggled to find consistency at the plate throughout the season, the group has seemingly come around at the right time.Nate Alfson added a 2-for-4 night that included a double as Dell Rapids tallied eight hits in the victory."We're coming together pretty well. As hitters, we're doing a good job of being patient, finding good pitches to hit, hitting behind runners and getting a hit when we need it," said Henry. "It'd be great if we could keep peaking at this time."The win advanced PBR to the quarterfinals, where they faced the Raptors of Dimock/Emery.The Thursday night matchup in Sioux Falls was a nailbiter the whole way through, but in the end, PBR fell to the Raptors 2-1 in 12 innings.Starting pitcher Dale Solberg kept Dell Rapids close all game, giving up just three hits and one run in 9 1⁄3 innings of work.A bomb by Henry, who went 2-for-5, in the ninth inning forced extra innings. But Jason Schmidt hit a walk-off double in the 12th inning scoring Sam Pischke to advance the Raptors.
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Follow in the footsteps of early pioneers in Iowa to see what they saw on their adventures. Receive an orientation for trips north following the Lewis and Clark Trail or for trips west following the routes of early travelers on the Oregon, Mormon, and California Trails. Enter the Lied Historical Building on the Path of Names to enjoy educational exhibits, maps, films, and sculpture.
The State Historical Society of Iowa owns and operates the center. It was designed and built by the National Park Service and local partners and has five National Park cancellation stamps.
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1.1 This specification covers steel sheet, in coils and cut lengths, metallic-coated by the hot-dip process, with zinc-5 % aluminum alloy coating. The Zn-5Al alloy coating also contains small amounts of elements other than zinc and aluminum that are intended to improve processing and the characteristics of the coated product.
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A924/A924M Specification for General Requirements for Steel Sheet, Metallic-Coated by the Hot-Dip Process
B750 Specification for GALFAN (Zinc-5 % Aluminum-Mischmetal) Alloy in Ingot Form for Hot-Dip Coatings
E47 Test Methods for Chemical Analysis of Zinc Die-Casting Alloys
E517 Test Method for Plastic Strain Ratio r for Sheet Metal
E646 Test Method for Tensile Strain-Hardening Exponents (n -Values) of Metallic Sheet Materials
E1277 Test Method for Chemical Analysis of Zinc-5 % Aluminum-Mischmetal Alloys by ICP Emission Spectrometry
ISO Standard
ISO 14788 Continuous Hot-Dip Zinc-5 % Aluminum Alloy Coated Steel Sheet and CoilsOther Document
GF-1 Standard Practice for Determination of Cerium and Lanthanum Compositions in Galfan Alloy (5 % Al-0.4 % La-0.4 % Ce-Bal SHG ZN)ICS Code
ICS Number Code 77.140.50 (Flat steel products and semi-products)
UNSPSC Code
UNSPSC Code 30264000(Carbon steel sheets)
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ASTM A875 / A875M-02a, Standard Specification for Steel Sheet, Zinc-5% Aluminum Alloy-Coated by the Hot-Dip Process, ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA, 2002, www.astm.org
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