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It might be the right time to buy a home
Francis says her clients have been getting VA loans with 3.75 percent interest rates. The other advantage is that sellers are allowed to cover all closing costs, prepaid items and discounts. This lets borrowers essentially walk into their new homes with no down payment, no closing costs and a 30-year fixed-rate loan with no mortgage insurance.
Sunny days: housing inventories. Housing prices are weak across most of the country. Consequently, it continues to be a buyer's market in terms of value. Francis says, "Without a crystal ball, it's hard to tell (where house prices are trending), but I do believe that we are at the bottom of housing prices and the only place we can go is up."
If prices rise in 2013, the home you buy low is likely to increase in value almost as soon as you close the deal.
Ellie Kay is the author of 14 books, including "Heroes at Home: Hope and Help for American Military Families." Her blog is at elliekay.com

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Tea Party Aims to Get Tennessee AG position elected
December 20, 2010
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee: More than sixty tea party political activists from the across the state of Tennessee met earlier this month in Knoxville to formulate strategies for the next two years. Top priorities among organizers included challenging the federal health care reform measure and pushing for the State Legislature to make the State Attorney General's Office a publicly elected statewide position.[1] Unlike other states, the State Attorney General is an officer of the judicial branch and is appointed by the justices of the Tennessee Supreme Court, not by the governor or the voters of the state.
The demand among state tea party leaders to allow the public to select the state's chief law enforcement officer stems from Democratic Robert E. Cooper, Jr., who was sworn into office in late-2006, has refused to join twenty-plus other state attorneys general in filing suit challenging the constitutionality of the wide reaching federal reform bill.[2] Despite a vote from the State Senate urging him to join the case seeking to block national health care reform, Cooper cited the Supremacy Clause from Article VI of the United States Constitution as the basis for his refusal abide by the Senate's vote.[3][4]
While state tea party members were quite active this past year, their successes were rather limited compared to those nationally. In the state's gubernatorial contest, tea party groups backed Lieutenant Governor Ron Ramsey in the Republican primary; Ramsey went on to lose to Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam, who, in turn, won in the general election months later. Additionally, while some tea party organizers made attempts to win election to the Tennessee Republican Executive Committee this past summer, a considerable number of them were defeated by long-standing party members.
See also
- ↑ Knoxville News Sentinel, "Tea party preparing for 2011-12" 20 Dec. 2010
- ↑ The Chattanoogan, "Supreme Court Appoints Robert E. Cooper, Jr., Attorney General" 30 Oct. 2006
- ↑ Nashville City Paper, "Senate votes to join suit to block health care reform" 12 April, 2010
- ↑ Office of the Attorney General - Validity of SB 3498/HB 3433 and HJR 745 relative to health care


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007 Legends
Does anyone still play this game online?
I got this game for Christmas in 2013 and I played it for a bit and enjoyed it a lot. I specialized once, but I stopped playing shortly thereafter because there were very few people online and I would have to wait a very long time to get a game started. Do more people play this game now that the Wii servers went down? If so, let me know when you play, because I'd love to give Ghosts a break and pick up on Legends where I left off!
Well many players are still playing GoldenEye since those servers are still up. Though last I played there was a decent population. People are on mostly in the evenings (U.S. time). You could definitely get a game going in Team Conflict.
People regularly schedule games on Miiverse so that would be a good place to check. I usually can jump right into a game online without waiting.
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Oh, really? Wow, that's good news! I had almost given up hope that no one played this game anymore. And the Goldeneye servers are still up? I could have sworn that I read an article about a month ago indicating that no more Wii games can be played online... I guess I was mistaken. Thanks for the info! I will definitely give COD a break and get back to Legends. It is an amazing game, in my humble and unpopular opinion!
Yeah. They pulled the switch two months ago, but the server shut down has been lagging to actually go into effect. You know how that GoldenEye lag is.
Being serious though, only Activision published games are still online on the Wii. Basically all Wii CoD and GoldenEye are going to be online until Activision decides to shut them down. They're running on Activision's own servers which are not part of GameSpy's servers in any way, shape, or form.
Oh, I see. Hahaha. That's good to know. I went on the other day, but it's been about 8 months since I've played GE and it felt like such an old game compared to Legends and the latest two COD games. Great memories, though! Thanks for the info.


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Santa + Photos With Guns = Uh-Oh [VIDEO, POLL]
Quick, which of these combos seems slightly off -- Santa and reindeer? Santa and Mrs. Claus? Santa and high-powered weapons?
Quick, which of these combos seems slightly off -- Santa and reindeer? Santa and Mrs. Claus? Santa and high-powered weapons?
Over the weekend, a Grand Junction man was arrested for pointing a banana at the cops. We can't make this stuff up!
In Dolan Springs, Ariz., a nine-year-old girl accidentally shot and killed her firearms instructor with an Uzi.
When it comes to keeping their children safe in school, Colorado parents overwhelmingly prefer metal detectors over armed teachers.
A man's cellphone was as good as a bullet-proof vest in saving his life when he was shot during a robbery.
They stopped short of an outright ban, but If I drank coffee this MIGHT stop me from drinking theirs!
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Investigators say gun evidence links a Colorado parolee fatally shot in Texas with the death of Colorado's corrections' chief.
DELTA, Colo. (AP) — Police in Delta confiscated a handgun after students reported it was taken to a middle school while it was loaded.
Kids have the greatest imaginations on Earth. Their minds are free to think what they want. Their worlds are built on imagination. However, is this true freedom kids have becoming tainted?
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The airline sector took off Monday following an analyst's upgrade on shares of American Airlines parent AMR (AMR) and a dip in crude oil below $60 a barrel.
Citing capacity reductions that are likely to boost fares next year, Lehman Brothers analyst Gary Chase upped his rating on AMR to overweight from equal-weight. The analyst, whose firm does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research reports, also said the fundamental outlook had improved for the entire sector.
In reaction, AMR shares jumped 59 cents, or 4.6%, to $13.47 on higher-than-normal volume of 5.2 million shares. Most other airline stocks followed in a broad rally that lifted the Amex Airline Index by 3.4%.
Alaska Air (ALK - Get Report) rose $1.24, or 4.1%, to $31.24, and Continental Airlines (CAL) gained 84 cents, or 7%, to $12.93.JetBlue Airways (JBLU - Get Report) increased 58 cents, or 3.2%, to $18.63, and Southwest Airlines (LUV - Get Report) advanced 12 cents, or 0.8%, to $15.87. US Airways (LCC) added 80 cents, or 3.6%, to $24.70. Also encouraging for investors was crude's decline below the psychologically important $60 level. The decline was attributed to milder Midwest temperatures and the belief the hurricane season is drawing to a close. The airline industry remains in a crisis environment marked by bankruptcies and painful jet fuel costs. Hurricane Katrina knocked out key refining facilities around the Gulf Coast, increasing the incremental cost of refining crude oil into jet fuel. Still, carriers are reporting improving revenue and fare trends as the industry cuts back on capacity on domestic routes. An overabundance of capacity in 2004 and earlier this year helped pressure fares. As an example of improvements in revenue, United Airlines' parent UAL (UALAQ) on Monday


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Third world all the way. Very disappointing and disgusting the way things were .
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Filthy washroom for post op patients. A disgrace. I had to try to clean the toilet everytime I had to go. 5th floor care aids were incompetent . One of them kept lowering my bed so that my knees were above my hips despite the fact that I asked her to stop. She said it was hospital policy - when I asked my nurse she told me the young woman was incorrect and I was to follow the instructions on hip replacement! Chair in my room was too low to the floor and unless I stacked several pillows on it I could not sit up. Whenever I rang my bell for help , which was seldom, the care aids who responded were condescending and acted as though I was a bother. The most horrible hospital stay I have ever experienced. The operation and immediate aftercare was excellent but after 4 days of substandard care I was glad to leave. When people are at their most vulnerable they shouldn't have to be worrying about their basic needs. There was also human waste on the floor of the shower for two days! Disgusting!
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Great place to go. very knowledgeable staff. Very effective treatment
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My father was in ICU, and then admitted into care for traumatic brain injury. All of the doctors, nurses, specialists were fantastic. The social worker, Heidi, was a gem and was such a big help to us. The hospital is pleasant, clean, and bright. In particular, the rehab dept was impressive. Unfortunately, my Dad was transferred to Duncan hospital and it all went downhill after that happened.
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Very nice and caring people work here. They have saved my life from a few completely different illnesses in my life. I would absolutely go back to this place if I need to go get help again, even though the waiting time in emergency and for appointments can be a bit more punctual. Otherwise, this place has made me the person that I am today will never forget it in my entire life. :)
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The mental health system in this hospital is a joke. I am a teenage girl and I speak for myself as well as many of the friends I've made who have gone through VGH and came out feeling more hopeless than before. There aren't enough CYC's on staff, and they don't spend enough one on one time with patients. There should always be SOMEONE on staff for mental health 24/7. We should not be expected to sit silently in a bed for weeks and suffer alone. It's cruel and unacceptable!
However, the nurses and pediatricians on PEDS are actually fantastic. They're all very nice, and good at their jobs. Please someone do something to help improve the quality of mental health care in Victoria. People are losing hope. People are in pain. People are dying.
We can't wait any longer. Come on already, let's make a change!!!!
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Was treated with compassion, care and respect after presenting in ER with chest pain. I have Chronic Pain issues and take opiate medication. Never once was I made to feel like an addict, looking for a fix. The ER and House Doctors went out of their way to find a cause for my pain, and performed tests including a CT scan, X-rays and a Gastroscopy. Figured out the problem, admitted me for 2 days for treatment and made sure I knew what I needed to know/do when I was released. Every single person there was amazing. Best hospital experience I've ever had (and I've had many).
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I had my first visit to the emergency dept of this hospital recently. I was admitted so fast I didn't even have to grab a chair, and then I was looked after very quickly by a doc. The treatment took a bit to work, but my overall time there was in and out in under 2 hours (mostly due to the treatment taking time to work). I can't say thank you enough and I was so pleased with the service and the docs here.
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They have updated the ER which is nice, and usually the wait time isn't to bad. Most of the staf are friendly, polite, and helpful.
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They've renovated since I was last there. The Emergency wait room layout is much better: colored seats to differentiate those that need admitting from those admitted and waiting for a room. There are also seats with tables, and vending machines nearby for convenience. They also have new parking areas, and a helicopter pad outside.
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Awards Watch -- The Contenders
Christian Bale, The Fighter
Why he's a contender: As he famously did for The Machinist, the never-nominated Bale dropped serious weight for his role as Dickie Eklund -- and in good Method style, remained in character for the duration of the 33-day shoot.
David O. Russell (director): "It was amazing to see this colorful, gregarious character, so different from others Christian has played -- maybe different from his own quieter nature as well. He'd walk around the set making people laugh, completely transformed. He was actually a fun guy to have around."
Josh Brolin, True Grit, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
Why he's a contender: Brolin earned wide acclaim for his work in the Coen brothers Oscar-winning No Country for Old Men, namely with a best supporting actor nomination from the Academy. Now he has not one but three potential roles through which the Academy could possibly make up for not awarding him the gold.
Brolin: "It's easy to get depressed on a Woody [Allen] film if you lend yourself to the idea that you're replacing Woody, but I can't imagine anyone more diametrically opposed from Woody than me. We both acknowledged that immediately when we worked on Melinda and Melinda. After W., he wrote me: 'Dear Josh, I had to drop you a quick note to say how fabulous you were in W. You may remember me from Melinda and Melinda. I was the director.' "
Pierce Brosnan, The Ghost Writer
Why he's a contender: The classically trained erstwhile Bond is long overdue for Academy kudos. And unlike The Matador, for which he received a Golden Globe nomination, Ghost Writer gave Brosnan the opportunity show off his dramatic chops as a slippery politician, slyly like Tony Blair.
Brosnan: "When we shot the scene in which I got clogged, as the prime minister, it was my dear mother's birthday. I'd said, 'Why don't you come over from London?' So she came over. Of course, I never really put the two together -- that she was going to come on set the night I get shot. Luckily, my mother's a very hardy Irishwoman. I said, 'Happy birthday. Now it is going to be me getting my brains blown out.' We started at 5:30 in the evening and we finished at 7 in the morning, and she stayed throughout the night. [Director] Roman Polanski got all the cast and crew and sang 'Happy Birthday.'"
Michael Douglas, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps; also a best actor contender for Solitary Man
Why he's a contender: It's ironic that one of Douglas' most nuanced performances is as a man facing his own mortality just as the press has been full of stories about the actor's own battle with cancer. This might prevent him from giving the kind of press push the Solitary Man role deserves. He won an Oscar the last time he played Gordon Gekko and he may be back in contention this time, making Gekko a more -- if not entirely -- sympathetic figure.
Ed Pressman (producer, Wall Street): "Michael does his homework. On the first film, it was about him learning the vernacular of this world. But this one was more complex, more depth. Michael met with Sam Waksal from Imclone to really understand the experience of being on top, and how it felt when he wasn't there anymore. Oliver [Stone] and Michael are very familiar with each other – they know how to push each other's buttons. There's always been a warmth, but a contentiousness too; testing each other's resolve, pushing each other to be their best."
Andrew Garfield, The Social Network
Why he's a contender: The actor drawing a flurry of press for being the next Spider-Man originally read for the role of Mark Zuckerberg, which, he says, paradoxically gave him the empathy to play the friend Zuckerberg spurned, Eduardo Saverin. He's also doing double-duty with a buzzed-about role in Fox Searchlight's coming-of-age drama, Never Let Me Go.
Garfield: "Usually actors get four or five takes to get it right, but with Social Network we had 50 takes to get it wrong. As soon as an actor is given that opportunity, it becomes a much more joyful process because the control is being taken out of your hands and you can just surrender to whatever moment you're in."
Bill Murray, Get Low
Why he's a contender: Murray's modern-day reinvention as quirky art-house character actor has served him well, especially in 2003's Lost in Translation, for which he received his first and only Oscar nomination. His turn as a mellow caretaker plays nicely against Robert Duvall's crazy old coot.
Robert Duvall: "Bill is a character! He played music in between shots, crazy music. I don't know where he got it, but just to keep the spirits up on the set. He's a hell of an unpredictable guy — one of the few to come out of Saturday Night Live a legitimate actor, you know?"
Sean Penn, Fair Game
Why he's a contender: After taking home the actor prize for his portrayal of Harvey Milk in 2009, Penn takes on a second real-life politician, Joseph Wilson, and pulls it off with enough conviction he could earn his sixth nomination.
Joseph Wilson: "Sean had just won the Oscar for Milk, and literally within 10 days he flew to Albuquerque, drove up to my house, knocked on the door and said, 'I'm your new babysitter. And I have just one question: Do you like the script?' We said, 'Yes,' and he stepped outside and called his agent, and said, 'I'm in.' From that time on, we spent an awful lot of time together. He did everything he could to try to figure out everything about me. He even knows the brand of boxer shorts I wear!"
Jeremy Renner, The Town
Why he's a contender: After giving Renner a nomination — but no statuette — for his career-making turn in The Hurt Locker, voters could be inclined to recognize his Cagney-esque performance as a dead-end career criminal from the bad streets of Boston's Charlestown neighborhood.
Renner: "[Director] Ben Affleck said, 'No accent coaches,' and I was like, 'How do you expect me to do this?' So he e-mailed me recordings of [local criminal types] reading some of the lines and telling stories. But once I got there and was able to hang out with these guys, I realized that, even with the accent as specific as it is, they all had different attitudes. It gave me a lot more freedom."
Sam Rockwell, Conviction
Why he's a contender: Indie king Rockwell is top-notch as a man wrongly convicted of murder, balancing rage with winning humor. He's been on the fringe for a while, so this beat-the-system true-story drama may widen his appeal.
Rockwell: "I wanted the guy to be soulful and buoyant, even as an older guy, even when he'd been in [prison] for years. It was a way to [let audiences] empathize with the character. You had to have that juxtaposition or people wouldn't have been receptive to him. It would have been easy for them to make up their minds right away."
Mark Ruffalo, The Kids Are All Right
Why he's a contender: Ruffalo arrived on set driving a motorbike, and that authenticity permeates every aspect of his carefree character — even though in real life he was anything but carefree at the time.
Ruffalo: "When I showed up to the film, it was a heavy time for me. I had just lost my brother [who was murdered]. Sometimes being an actor is a great escape. I could never be as self-assured as this character, but it was definitely a very fun character to play. The chance to walk around in his shoes was very liberating."
Geoffrey Rush, The King's Speech
Why he's a contender:The 1997 best actor winner for Shine was back in his native Melbourne when an unwanted manuscript showed up on his doorstep for a play that was being produced locally. Luckily, he overcame his initial irritation, read it and signed on as an executive producer as well as co-star, delivering one of his most memorable performances in years.
Rush: "[Speech therapist Lionel] Logue is a failed Shakespearean actor. The first scene for the film we shot was Logue acting bad Shakespeare, which was actually a real thrill to do. Getting up in front of an audience to perform Richard III in front of a roomful of stuffy Brits, I felt a residue of colonial inadequacy. It was perfect!"
Justin Timberlake, The Social Network
Why he's a contender:Although Timberlake has being popping up in indie films for years, his portrayal of Napster co-founder Sean Parker is his first foray into serious awards territory. He dominates the later part of
the film.
Timberlake: "The way [screenwriter] Aaron Sorkin wrote this character, I saw some of the darker parts of him. He had a lot of similarities to Mark [Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook]: The same insecurities, the same fears, which caused them both to have the same drive. They've just taken a different aesthetic as their armor."
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Today's Fly Morning Rush segment was inspired by this post asking readers if they felt the shooting in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater has changed their view of the "Batman" brand — specifically this particular movie.
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Today's Fly Morning Rush segment was inspired by this post asking readers if they felt the shooting in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater has changed their view of the "Batman" brand — specifically this particular movie.
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NO, but it has changed my perception of Anne Hathaway. MEOW!!!!!
What is Brian talking about? The movie came in only 10 million under projection. And, I just tried to buy tickets to go see it Sunday night in CP at 10pm and it's sold out already. I can understand others opinions and how they may not want to go see the movie but clearly people all over are still going to see it. Respectfully, his mention of the movie being affected is inaccurate.
There is no doubt watching the film will cause viewers to feel sorrow, as we all should. We should all be introspective and think about the sacrifices some made to save others. Terrorists aim to disrupt what people do in their everyday lives. If you were going to see the movie before this tragedy happened, don't change your plans. Remember those lost as a memorial and applaud those that gave or risked their lives to save others.
I realize this isn't the point of this post or the segment this morning, but can somebody please explain to me why Brian got so heated about Chrissy's male facebook friend who had on the sandals? Since when is a guy wearing sandals equivalent to a man wearing jorts?
Wasn't a fan before, but I'm more cautious going to the movies than previously. Son and girlfriend in theater at Jersey Shore Friday night and someone was shining a laser pointer…..couple of people freaked out. Understandably.
@ Confused-
"respectfully" your facts are innacurate. The movie made 160 million….projections were as high as 200 million. That's a 40 MILLION dollar drop off resulting in a 20 percent loss. That's enormous….
Also ,I just checked movie times for this Sunday in Clifton Park at 1010pm, and fandango was showing plenty of tickets available. Sunday night at 10 o clock is less than desirable for moviegoers. I have no issues withmpeop
Sorry kristi….it sent prematurely
As I was saying :
I have no issues with people disagreeing with me, or calling me out. It goes with the territory. But if you're going to take the time to go out of your way to 'catch' me, make sure you've done your homework.
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The next tragedy is right around the corner everyone, settle down now…
By Labor Day, Aurora will go back to being the cute little town nobody outside of Colorado knew or cared about. Unfortunately, that's how we do it here, in the good ole US of A. We like our cars fast, our guns big and our news #trending.
Batman will make every cent of what it's projected to make, eventually. People aren't going now, out of respect to the victims…in two weeks, when the other 12 movies in the theater suck, they'll settle for Batman.
Wow, Brian nice attitude. When Confused says, "respectfully," he means it.
@ Mr. Cody …
I never liked homework.
First and foremost, although I have enjoyed the previous movies, I'm not a huge Batman fan, per say. I'm a movie buff and enjoy quality films.
Second, catch you? I was listening to your radio station as I assume Albany Broadcasting Company would like me to do. I disagreed with your comments but I guess I can concede that what one considers a "loss" in regards to box office takes compared to estimates is subjective. I certainly don't feel a 10mil short fall of projections is a HUGE loss when we're talking hundreds of millions but I am by no means an expert.
I just checked about the tickets and you are correct. When I tried to buy yesterday, it was showing them unavailable. Maybe it was a glitch, or they held the tickets. As for the estimates, the low range was $170m and the high range was $195m. The movie took in $165m domestically the opening weekend and $215m thus far. As for facts that you claim I am lacking, here are a few…
"Exhibitors also showed discreet solidarity, acknowledging their security concerns, but were downplaying the glowing results. And despite heavy media coverage of the massacre in Aurora, Colo., it is a measure of the national mood and the fact that moviegoers seemed mostly unfazed, because indications are that "TDKR" collected north of $160 million."
"Revised figures will be reported Monday, but if the estimates hold up, this would be the biggest 2D opening of a film ever, beating the $158 million for "The Dark Knight" in 2008."
Did they just say EVER?
"Dark Knight Rises" originally was pegged to hit at around $175 million through Sunday. The film's estimated $75 million Friday gross may have been a more modest-than-expected springboard for the pic — if only slightly.
***All taken from The business insider
Would you like some more research?
I predict the movie will gross between 4 and 5 hundred million domestically. I'll buy you lunch if it doesn't where we can have a continued debate. It's understandable there may be a lag in viewership with the tragedy yes, but I'm counting on good ole American resilience and indivisibility to trump terror. Overall, I think people WILL go out to see this movie if they originally had planned to.
'I would bet that sales in movie theaters in general will suffer for a while.' – I thought the same thing after the Italian cruise disaster, but I read just a month or so later on Travelocity that cruise bookings were UP.
I think when it comes to finding ways to spend that fun money, people have short term memories. After the Haiti disaster, people stopped going there for what, 2 weeks…booze cruises were docking there like nothing happened.
This is the first weekend after the Aurora incident, it will be very interesting to see the numbers come Monday. The Watch and Step Up Revolution should do fine, Batman will probably be #1 again though.
"Batman will make every cent of what it's projected to make, eventually. People aren't going now, out of respect to the victims…in two weeks, when the other 12 movies in the theater suck, they'll settle for Batman."
Goose, I couldn't agree more.
Goose, if you really think that Aurora will go on being a quiet sleepy little town that noone knows or cares about by Labor Day, then tell me what your first thoughts are when people mention Columbine.
EZ, how very predictable of you to mention Columbine.
My first thoughts when people like you mention Columbine are usually, 'Oh, something else tragic must have happened…let me turn on CNN…' since that's the only time people mention it.
Let me ask you this, why do you think people, including you, like to bring up Columbine all the time? Do you realize that it occured in 1999 (or 2000?) and there have been a dozen or more school masscres since then, and that's not even including the worst one in American history, at VT?
How do you think the families and loved ones of the victims in Red Lake or Nickel Mines or Northern Illinois College or Chardon High School feel when people forget to mention their loss? Oh…maybe Columbine has a nicer ring to it…or maybe the Lifetime movie was cooler, yeah…that's it.
So yes, Aurora will go back to being a quiet little town nobody directly affected by the incident will think about or mention until the next one happens.
The massacre at Northern Illinois happend on Valentine's Day…and guess what you were doing, eating dinner at Olive Garden, not even thinking about those victims…the same thing you and a million other people will do next Valentine's Day.
Your attempt at making a point was pathetic.
EZ, you'll have to excuse goose, they blow too much air into his head on this blog, he's mistaking it for brainpower! Aurora will NEVER be the same, EVER! Its innocence was stolen by a madman and that, along with the people who died is the greatest loss of all! And while I wish the movie much success, THAT should be of low priority and of the lowest issue! people children have died, because of madness, and id like to know what specifically spurred this coward to act in such a cowardly manner!
Marlon Pity Me Anderson, for someone who has barely left New York State, you sure know a lot about nothing.
You're the same guy that has, "Future Mayor the City of Albany" as your current job and "…vastly experienced in this job but was fired for not doing my job correctly…" under your previous job, listed on Facebook under the work tab…and you expect people to take anything you say seriously?!
Looks like you know all too well about blowing air.
Accumulate some frequet flyer miles, take a road trip (that requires a vehicle, by the way) and maybe, just maybe, after 50 years on this planet, get a passport…then talk to me about issues outside of this area code. I've been to Fort Lupton and Centennial and Denver, Colorado…you've been to Cobbleskill and Harlem. Please stop talking.
I appreciate your candor even though I think your dismissive tone is uncalled for. There's a reason why Columbine is still referenced. It was the first and the worst of a significant atrocity in a high-school setting in a sleepy little Colorado town. It contributed to copycats (many of which you alluded to), stricter school regulations across the country and a serious national debate about a series of safety issues. It also spawned a movie about bowling. VT is a well-known college that is able to move past their incident, yet still remains in the minds of many. For the record, in Kristi's original post, VT is referenced as many times as Columbine (excluding all the WVT/VT corrections). As much as people focus on the number of lives lost, it's sadly secondary in the discussion. It's not the number of dead that matters as to how the media and the public react to the incident. And the first incident is the one that scars the psyche of America.
This incident is the worst significant national shooting in a theater since Lincoln's assassination, and the setting is in a sleepy little Colorado town. If there are copycat incidents, you will hear references to Aurora, which will remind you to turn on CNN, not Columbine. There is a currently a strong national debate about a series of safety issues, and chances are within the next year, you will see stricter regulations at many movie theaters. A lot of theaters are already banning costumed customers.
I think the question was a valid one, only time will tell.
Nope. And my blog (follow the link in my name, please) says why, in a post that went up at about 2:30 on 7/27.
This is what made me laugh "Step Up Revolution should do fine" Come on Goose, really? This thing was a just missing Joey Fatone cameo to take it direct to video.
Though the point of your message is true, people will move on going about their business. Will we move with a little caution? Sure but this country has carried on from bigger tragedies just as fast.
Marlon, if anyone ever blew too much hot air on this blog, it is without a doubt you who are the Sirocco of OTE.
UKMA – Uneducated Kook of Massive Aridness
Marlon, I try hard to ignore your nonsense, but…you really have to stop. Goose has about 130 IQ points on you, a career, a family, friends who love him, talent, and the motivation to get things done.
What do you have? A closet full of red polyester and a library card. Sitchoassdown.
Looks like Goose had too many Wheaties for breakfast this morning…
Leigh….you rock…."sitchoassdown" almost made me fall off my chair …and I had already laughed myself to the edge with the "closet full of polyester". There is nothing more to say to Marlon…he is a joke…check out his facebook sometimes…ewe
As far as the movie…I am leary about seeing it just because of what it will make me think about while watching …same way I didn't go see the second one because the "Heath Ledger" death impact….why is that movie pushing people to the brink??
goose, please it doesnt matter where youve been if NOBODY knows who you are, and since youre NOBODY it doenst matter where you are! EVERYWHERE Ive been its allways the same, paparrazzi, movers & shakers, the works, im in photo albums around the world! So save me about how youve been here and there, because to paraprhase the rock: IT DOESNT MATTER WHERE YOUVE BEEN! And Leigh, You wish!! Ive been certified at the genius level, check with the city school district and the suny system, and I too have family, and friends, and believe it or not, people who love me! as for talent and motivation there's no comparison between the two! So snooks, SITCHOLILAZZDOWN!And shut yer mouth when the UKMA is talkin!!!
Marlon – you're a legend in your own mind (and no where else)…
Point taken, EZ. Forgive my tone…no disrespect intended.
John Wells, it's that damn Chobani…I swear there's cocaine mixed in with that fruit. ha
Amanda, what's eery about it?
Marlon, did you just quote a fictional wrestling character to try to hammer home a point? I've been to your former cubicle, Marlon, nobody who knows you is impressed by your lonely, self-inflated life…not me, not the readers of this blog, not your former co-workers (who rejoiced when you were canned) and clearly, not the city of Albany.
If you died today, your funeral would be attended by family and Burlington Coat Factory employees. You're life and opinion are as insignificant as you are corny. You're the most elite buffoon this town has ever seen…and even in your old age, you still struggle to make a valid point about anything.
The fact that you're even speaking about this tragedy is a slap in the face to the families and loved ones who lost someone, your ignorant rhetoric is almost terrifying as the shooter.
Stop talking.
Damn Goose – you nailed it!!!!!!!!!!!
Goose such Hilarity! and youre right whats to be impressed by someone like me. Ive only had hundreds of editorial opinions published, unlike you, my talent has landed me on the front page of the T.U. as has my community leadership unlike you, not to mention all over other forms of local media, again unlike you! So whats to be impressed about, my style and fashion sense has landed me in the fashion section of the no 1 international newspaper in the world Several times, unlike you, so really whats to be impressed about? everywhere I go ALL over this nation(that isnt filled with college cliques or other pitiful nonsense) Im greeted with smile hugs, kisses, and bomnbarded with requests to take photos, so yes youre right in my lonely self inflated life I have nothing to speak about. I admit it, Im not a impressive poser like yourself. that aside, Im not the dunce who said that things will go back to the way they were after such a major tragedy. YOU were, thats the fact. Now if you'll excuse me, Id like to go back to my lonely unimpressive life now! LMAO!!!!!!
Peter, you arent a regular on this blog, are you?:)
Congratulations, Marlon.
Amanda, I'm sorry you feel that way. I've always tried to be like a lot of people and avoid saying what others are thinking, it's just never worked. One of my many flaws.
Is anyone afraid of going to the movies at all because of the Aurora shootings?
That's a better question that has it changed your perspective on Batman.
I would think on a certain level, knowing what happened, people will think about the shootings just by going to any movie given it happened in a movie theater.
The whole connection to Batman was incidental/convenient and really is of minor concern.
@marlon – "my style and fashion sense has landed me in the fashion section of the no 1 international newspaper in the world Several times". "Pimping Times" doean't qualify…
i'll admit i haven't read many blogs lately, i just don't have the time i used to. but man, reading some of these comments today really makes me question if things were always like this or just recently have changed. i think people can disagree with each other without being mean, snotty, catty, rude, etc. what happened to this place?
Yes, Kristi, I got that, but you yourself are not a fan of the Batman movies and so you wouldn't go regardless. You might, however, stay away from the theater anyway as sitting in any movie theater might remind you of the Aurora Killings.
It is interesting to see that the fatalities haven't adversely affected the sales.
Regarding generalizations, maybe not in this case, but you do generalize on occasion. It's only natural and in this case the killings affect more people than just Batman fans.
Wow…I can feel the love on this post!
kriskaten- I was JUST thinking about you the other day! I'm so happy to see your comments back on OTE. I don't know what's wrong w/ OTE. This thread is full of rude comments. I'm thinking about taking a break myself for a little while.
'This is the first weekend after the Aurora incident, it will be very interesting to see the numbers come Monday. The Watch and Step Up Revolution should do fine, Batman will probably be #1 again though.' – My comment from Friday.
The box office numbers from this past weekend:
1 The Dark Knight Rises Warner Bros.
2 Ice Age: Continental Drift
3 The Watch
4 Step Up Revolution
So to answer your question, Ann, sure…some people are afraid to go to the movies, but clearly there are 42 million of us who aren't.
Batman brought in nearly $15,000 per theater this past weekend, Ice Age brought in $4,000…and both were playing at the same theater in most cities across the country, including Colorado.
I'm wondering how this turned into a fight? Everyone is going to have different reactions. Some people won't go to see Batman. Some people will. It will make money – who cares how much? Unless you are the one making the money, that is. Should we have prerequisites for commenting? We can discuss current events if we've been to 2 other countries, 5 other states, and the District of Columbia? We will rank various tragedies, and if the tragedy is too popular or well known, we will not mention any similarities with current events. Discussions about the war in Vietnam are out, folks – we're only permitting comparisons to the War of 1812 from now on.
I believe the question was….has the shooting changed your perception of Batman? It hasn't changed mine, but I was never a fan. I do think twice when going into a movie theater, lately. I think that's called being human.
Thank you goose!:) And mandycake, i dont think goose meant it( the comment about Aurora) in a negative manner. And Ann, No Im not afraid and neither should anyone else be. We cant let such cowardice, such madness take away our security or peace of mind, because if we do, then they win, they drag us down to their level, we join them in miserable existance! I think it is our duty to go to the movie to insure that the killer doesnt win!
shannon, i have been lurking here and there. i have to say your comments always seem the most well-put, thoughtful and non-attacking of the bunch. you can disagree respectfully.
it's not just this thread i have noticed it on. maybe it's the tone of blog posts lately that has me irked. i mean, some of the comments and observations on an olympian's physique or makeup seems just, i don't know, wrong. and reading the comments on this thread really pushed me over the edge to say something (see what i did there? over the edge/on the edge? ;-))
at – i definitely have changed, i don't have the patience or time for as much mindless drivel as i once did. i guess my patience is needed elsewhere. this is a big reason i stopped reading many blogs on the tu. and in no way do i think that blogs and blog commenters are all sunshine and rainbows, or that people will be nice to each other or even respectful. but opinions and disagreements are a bit different than personal attacks, and i think even peter pointed out that some of these crossed the line… i was going to question why there's no moderation of these comments, like peter did, but then i read kristi's snotty response to ann's question and realized why.
bottom line, i was just passing along an observation of something that surprised, and disappointed me.
I'm reading all the comments again and I don't see a 'fight' anywhere.
Probably because this is just a blog, where people speak from the heart, stand behind what they say (for the most part) and don't back down from heated debates on controversial topics. Last time I checked, that's why most of you comment anonymously in the first place, because you can say what you want, about whatever you want and not be held accountable. That's what blogs are about, speaking your mind.
Take it or leave it.
Personally, I like when people can go back and fourth about an issue, catty or not, it makes for an entertaining read…especially if valid points are thrown in with the snarkiness.
Great points, Amanda (#45), I couldn't agree more. The whole, 'OMG, stop it guys!' act is more annoying than anything else.
If adults speaking freely upsets you, NickJr.com has everything you need…go check it out.
Goose & Amanda- I'm completely guilty of trying to stop "fights" here on OTE. If it annoys you, I will stop. I know that I can be annoying (sometimes I annoy myself).
I enjoy reading each and every comment here on the blog but some of the words exchanged were harsh. I know that Marlon's language can be extremely creepy at times, but we should still treat him with respect, right? He is a person after all. I try to see the good in people- even the people that drive me absolutely bonkers!
SN: If I ever was to 'leave', I'm not going to announce my departure publicly. If you don't see me on here in a span of 3-4 days, then you'll know that I'm gone.
With such masterful and valid arguments as "you don't have a car, so you don't count!" and "if you died tomorrow, no one would care", perhaps NickJr.com is an appropriate alternative for some.
Mean = Passion … more often than not; which I can respect. And quite honestly, we all can get a little corrosive from time to time, myself included but I find instances of people being "mean" few and far between. Forget the "Your mean" playground defense and snark back instead. A witty response wins out every day.
As for the topic at hand … $287.1 million after two weeks. Pretty significant even with the opening ceremony of the Olympics drawing a record 40.7 million American viewers this past Friday. I'm curious as to if Brian has discussed this any further on his morning radio show.
'I'm curious as to if Brian has discussed this any further on his morning radio show.' – So am I.
'Goose & Amanda- I'm completely guilty of trying to stop "fights" here on OTE.' – Has it ever worked? ha I love reading your comments, Shannon, your participation in the blog has been a nice breath of fresh air since your very first comment…but you've been here long enough to know that stubborn reigns surpreme. I honestly respect and appreciate your efforts to be a virtual peacemaker though, even though it's annoying sometime. :) Never stop being you.


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If Napster is a thorn in the side of the recording industry, then BearShare may be the guillotine poised to slice its neck.
Just months after a federal appeals court ordered Napster to cease its dealing in copyrighted music, a new breed of file sharing is rapidly gaining popularity. The burgeoning swap services are even more elusive, and, for now, unstoppable.
"There are going to be these thousands of parallel distribution universes," says Rob Batchelder, an analyst with the Gartner Group in Stamford, Conn. "The genie's out of the bottle."
If the Recording Industry Association of America had its wish, it might eradicate file sharing for good. But a new report by PC Pitstop, an Internet marketing firm, finds that file-swapping alternatives are increasing as users migrate away from Napster.
With Napster suffocating in litigation, its 70 million users are flocking to other file sharing galaxies like Gnutella (pronounced New-tella), or BearShare, to download MP3s, which are compressed digital audio files that play at CD quality.
PC Pitstop expects the growth to continue among the alternatives in the coming months, as Napster scrambles by court order to filter out copyrighted titles and more users abandon the service.
This mass migration is rooted in what many consider to be the next killer Internet application: Peer-to-Peer (aka P2P). Venture capitalists and visionaries alike are pouring money and brainpower into creating business-class P2P services to capitalize on the movement.
Napster's Weak Spot
While Napster is a P2P application, it is vulnerable to regulation since its services are centralized and can be halted with the flip of a switch. In what is referred to as a hub-and-spoke environment, its central servers (the hubs) locate myriad MP3 files that connect to spoke-like users who have those media on their own computers. Without the hubs, Napster stalls, making it an easy legal target.
Desperate to stay afloat, Napster recently entered into an agreement with three major record labels to legitimize its service through a fee-based system. But Napster users are looking for a free — not fee — solution. And it hasn't taken long to find it.
Obstacles to pay-for-play.
What's GNU?
Enter Gnutella. Created and briefly released on the Web last year by programmers at America Online (AOL), it spread like wildfire before an embarrassed AOL managed to yank it away. But it was too late. To date, Gnutella has been cloned and distributed across the Web by millions of users.
Gnutella is a free, open-source method of sharing files and programs. Unlike Napster, Gnutella is a decentralized system — it is not a company, there are no servers, and there is no CEO to hold accountable.
And even as Gnutella struggles to improve its speed and transfer reliability, applications like BearShare, which utilize the Gnutella technology, are taking hold.
Once BearShare is installed on your hard drive, it locates other BearShare users with whom you may exchange media such as MP3s, image files and other file types, without anyone attached to that cluster. In layman's terms: what has no switch can't be turned off.
BearShare, Gnutella and other applications like it are getting the RIAA's attention. If Napster — the easy target — is slowly being tamed, what to do about this new, decentralized, unyielding beast?


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Response Times Beat the Targets
MORE patients are receiving an ambulance faster than ever before in the North East of England, according to newly released official figures.
In 2007/08, the North East Ambulance Service received a record 398,000 emergency and urgent calls.
The Trust responded to 99.1% of cases which were immediately life- threatening within 19 minutes and reached 78.5% of these cases within eight minutes – exceeding all national targets for ambulance response performance.
The Trust's performance in reaching life-threatening calls is the quickest ever in the service's history.
The speedy response to lifethreatening calls, which involved 79,000 incidents in the year from April 2007 to March 2008, means that the North East has one of the fastest ambulance services to the most number of patients with lifethreatening conditions in the country.
Simon Featherstone, chief executive of North East Ambulance Service, said: "I am really proud of all our staff who have worked very hard over the past year to respond to the calls from patients in need across the North East even quicker.
"Our staff on the front line in A&E and PTS services and our contact centres all do a tremendous job, but their success is part of a team effort which also involves our support staff working hard to keep front line services running all the time.
"We also recognise that due to geography it's not always possible to meet response time targets in rural areas, however we are working closely with local communities to look at how these can be improved."
The official figures show that NEAS made 255,000 emergency and doctors' urgent journeys in the year and carried out another one million planned hospital out-patient journeys.
The service also reached 95.3% of all serious cases which were not life-threatening within 19 minutes – one of only three ambulance services in the country which achieved this national target.
Paul Liversidge, director of ambulance operations, said: "The quicker we get to patients, the better the outcome is likely to be, particularly in life-threatening conditions. However, ambulance crews do much more than provide transport to hospital – they are very skilled and becoming even more so, treating more patients in the community instead of unnecessarily taking them to A&E.
"Last year, we were able to treat one in four cases that we attended on scene or in their home instead of making an inappropriate trip to the A&E department which offers greater benefits for all patients in the region."
The full report can be found at www.ic.nhs.uk/pubs/ambserv0708
(c) 2008 The Journal – Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All rights Reserved.


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[Verse 1: MC Mr. Napkins]
I call him the aggresive bee
He flies at me aggressively
He seems to like to mess with me
With fear I see the aggressive bee
Check it out y'all
Yes sirree D
On't think less of me
But I'm afraid of the aggresive bee
Especially when he attacks
And I'm just mindin' my own beeswax
I try to freeze and breathe deeply
Try to wait out the bee til he leaves me
But he won't let me be
So I get the "Let me be, bee!" heebie jeebies!
Got my defenses up
My teeth clench
My whole body tenses up
Should I sing Roxanne or something? '
Cause that little jerk is all about Sting
Does he buzz? Sure he does
He's furious
I'm surious
Not a joke for your funny bone
He's the Attilla The Hun of the Honeycomb
There is a pair of wings on the fellow
And a ring of black and a ring of yellow
He gets me wound tight like the string on a cello
He makes me want to freaking yell and bellow!
Because he is the (WHAT!)
Aggressive bee (OH!)
He flies at me (WHAT?!)
Aggressively (YO!)
I'll guess he'll be (RRR!)
The death of me (OWWW!)
[Verse 2]
With fear I pee in my Levi's
The aggressive bee flies
From his hive he dives at me, no jive
He isn't terrified of me
And it's kind of a surprise to me
Cuz he's like one thousandth the size of me Teeny!
Have a pollentini and chill yourself
If you sting me, you'll kill yourself
That ain't worth it kiddo
You don't wanna make your queen a yellow and black widow
That's not what I want for you
See the truth is bee I'm fond of you and
I feel a bit of a bond with you
Man I even wrote this song for you
But even if I made the bee appear sweeter
I'm not tryna be his cheerleader
His hostility is excessive the bee's aggressive
The bee's aggressive the bee he's aggresive
That bee's aggressive the bee he's aggresive that bee's aggressive
The bee he's aggresive
He's B-E-E-A-G-G-R-E-S-S-I-V-E
He's the (WHAT!)
Aggressive bee (OH!)
He flies at me (HUH?!)
Aggressively (YO!)
He says B ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!
He's the aggressive bee!
Check it out y'all
There's a pair of wings on the fellow
And a ring of black and a ring of yellow
And he gets me wound tight like a string on a cello
Makes ya wanna freaking yell and bellow
OH! "Put on the red light! Bee, you don't have to put on the red light!"
Oh he's the aggressive bee


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My Sanctuary by Sarah-Jane Lehoux
by Sarah-Jane Lehoux A lonely girl who dreams of an impossible future. A sullen boy with a troubled past. Together, with a stained glass angel, they form a bond that shelters them from the cruel indifference of life in a church-run orphanage in the 1950s. When a "secret game" leads to the unthinkable, a choice must be made that no mother, real or imagined should ever have to face.
ABOUT MY SANCTUARY A lonely girl who dreams of an impossible future. A sullen boy with a troubled past. Together, with a stained glass angel, they form a bond that shelters them from the cruel indifference of life in a church-run orphanage in the 1950s. When a "secret game" leads to the unthinkable, a choice must be made that no mother, real or imagined should ever have to face. MY SANCTUARY Sarah-Jane Lehoux Sanctuary. It's a big word we learned 'bout in catechism. It means the part of the church 'round the altar, and I guess it's pretty special. My teacher, Mr. Martin, told us it also means a place where you can feel safe. He said people sometimes hide in churches, and no one can hurt them while they're in there. Now Mr. Martin is the smartest teacher ever. He taught Elizabeth Winters the times table in just one term, even though Mother MacDonald swears Beth is the stupidest girl ever to walk God's green earth, and she's got so much smog in the noggin it's a wonder smoke don't come out her ears. He got Billy Richmond to say "I am not" 'stead of "I ain't." And he proved to us all that morning dew on the grass isn't bug spit like Davey Morris swore it was. Mr. Martin knows more than anybody I ever met, but when he told me 'bout those people using a church as their sanctuary, I didn't believe him. But it's not his fault. After all, Mr. Martin's never been to St. Jerome's. My name's Rebecca Dolores Kingsley. Sounds high and mighty, don't you think? But most people call me Dot. I don't know how that got started, but it stuck and it suits me just fine. Only person ever to call me Rebecca is Mother MacDonald, and when I hear it, I know I'm in up to my neck. Don't let her name fool you; she's a house mother, not a nun. Perry Carter says we oughta be grateful 'cause he's lived with nuns, and they got right wicked tempers, but I don't see why God would give a nun a temper worse than Mother MacDonald's. Nuns are supposed to be married to Him, right? I don't think He'd want a lot of crotchety wives. Just the same as how no man wanted a wife like Mother MacDonald, and that's why she ended up here with us. I been living at the orphanage run by St. Jerome's ever since September 15, 1952. The day after I turned eight. That's when my folks decided they couldn't keep me no more. They had their reasons. That's what I been told anyway. Everybody got a reason for something or other, I suppose. I sure as shooting got a reason for telling all this. So I best get to it. I turned fourteen three months ago, and I'm one of the oldest girls here. Mother MacDonald said if my chest keeps growing, I won't be able to stay. Said I'll be a distraction to the boys, and no good will come of it. I tried to keep 'em smaller, really I did. I used some cloth to wrap 'em up, but it didn't work. Just made it hard to breathe. Then I tried praying. For a long time, every time we went to mass, I would pray and pray for God to stop making the darned things grow. Jenny Benton says I should grow 'em as big as balloons so I can get outta here. But where would I go? I don't have kin that want me. There's nothing for me out there except an empty belly and frost-bit feet. Here, I got a roof over my head, and that's really all a girl can ask for. Sometimes though, I think 'bout what it'd be like to have more. I make believe Mr. Martin asks me to live with him. I dream he comes up to me and says, "Dot, you're the prettiest girl in the whole school. Prettier than Beth even. Let's get married." And then I'd have it made in the shade. I'd get to live in his nice little house, and I'd wear cocktail dresses and high heels everyday. But Mr. Martin won't ever say nothing like that. He's too proper. He's just too good to be true. That's what all the girls say. Thomas Kerry says he don't understand why we all sigh and giggle for Mr. Martin so much and not for him. I'm not mean enough to tell him it's 'cause his ears stick out like an elephant's. But Sally Maynard is. She says next time he starts swaggering 'round like a cock on a walk, she's gonna let him have it. I guess I'm naming a lot of names. Sorry for that. I got a lot to say so I'm rushing. That's my biggest problem, I think. I get ahead of myself. But don't worry yourself keeping track of who's who and what's what. There're lots of us in the orphanage, and even more at the public school we go to--kids who have parents and live in houses, and make fun of us who don't have either. I don't know all their names, and I don't suppose they know mine. So they ain't important. The only names I want you to remember are mine and little Kenneth Booker's. Kenny is my baby, you see. Well, not really. He's too grown to be mine for real. And besides that, if you ask him, he'd tell you he's my boyfriend. But to me, he's my baby and he's my reason for everything. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sarah-Jane resides in Southern Ontario with her husband, and her ever growing horde of Machiavellian cats. For more information, please visit www.sarah-janelehoux.com.


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Threat Description
RBot represents the large family of backdoors - hacker's remote access tools. These tools allow to contol victims' computers remotely by sending specific commands via IRC channels. Also, these backdoors can steal data and spread to computers vulnerable to exploits.
Automatic action
Once detected, the F-Secure security product will automatically disinfect the suspect file by either deleting it or renaming it.
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You may also refer to the Knowledge Base on the F-Secure Community site for further assistance.
Technical Details
When the backdoor's file is started, it copies itself as 'MSDOS.PIF' file to Windows System folder and then creates the following startup key values in the Registry:
[HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "MSDOS Windows Service" = "MSDOS.PIF" [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "MSDOS Windows Service" = "MSDOS.PIF" [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices] "MSDOS Windows Service" = "MSDOS.PIF"
When the backdoor is active, it connects to an IRC server, joins a certain channel and acts as a bot there. The backdoor also starts IDENTD server on port 113.
The following IRC server and ports is used by the backdoor:
MSDOS.service.security32.com:4564 MSDOS.service.windows32.com:4654
The backdoor joins the following password-protected IRC channel:
A hacker can send commands to the bots to control infected computers. Several tasks can be performed, including the following:
* start FTP server * start TFTP server * perform ping, SYN, ICMP and UDP flood * get system information including information about OS, network and drives * update the backdoor's file from Internet * operate backdoor's bot (nick change, join/part channels, etc.) * start remote shell (cmd.exe) * download and execute files * enumerate remote shares * scan and exploit computers vulnerable to exploits
When spreading, the bot can exploit the following vulnerabilities:
* RPC DCOM (MS03-026) ports 135, 445 * WKSSVC (MS03-049) ports 135, 445
The bot also tries to connect to IPC$ share, ports 135, 139 and 445 with administrator account and drop a copy of itself in the following directories:
Admin$\\system32 admin$ c$ d$
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This is the first time I've made something with splenda. I know splenda tends to seem sweeter than regular sugar so I thought it odd that it required the same amount of splenda as a substitute for regular sugar. I think maybe this recipe calls for too much splenda. It probably should be halfed, because there is a strong aftertaste with this cake when you put in 1 cup.
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The frosting was perfect. For the cake I took out the brown sugar and added nutmeg to make it more like a spice cake. It went well with the maple in the frosting.
Excellent recipe for the fall. I added extra spices (ginger and nutmeg). I use Splenda Brown Sugar in place of real brown sugar to cut the calories further. I have made this in a bundt pan and a mini muffin pan, adjusting the time accordingly. It always comes out moist and delicious. I enjoy it very much!
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Just a tidbit - vomiting has been known to give VERY insane numbers. I had a friend who had a terrible stomach bug the day she took the glucose test, and was vomiting all night. Her fasting number was very high the next morning. And was the only high fasting number she's ever had. So don't be too upset, or shocked..if your numbers are a little off.
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Are you on insulin? I am- my doctor told me if I throw up after taking insulin, I need to get something in me or my insulin will have nothing to convert. She suggested a regular Sprite or Pepsi.
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ASV Ltd in association with Planet Ocean Ltd, have received funding from the GROW:OffshoreWind initiative to investigate how the use of Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASVs) could reduce the costs of offshore wind farm support. The project will look at using ASVs to reduce the cost of
Falmouth CGOC Joins National Network
Falmouth Coastguard Operations Center (CGOC) will become part of the new Coastguard national network for the first time this week. Work has been carried out at the search and rescue coordination center at Pendennis Point, upgrading the technology and introducing new systems
Marine News January 2015 - Editor's Note
Our annual Ferry and Passenger Vessel edition kicks off the New Year in high gear, even if oil prices aren't necessarily following suit. As vessel operators – our ferry drivers included – celebrate lower bunker prices, another maritime subset frets over what might happen to the