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First Bugfix Release for KDE 4
The new KDE Version 4.0.1 is now available for downloading from the KDE project homepage. The release mainly comprises bugfixes, removing errors discovered in version 4.0.0, improving system performance and adding some new visual features.
All told, KDE 4.0.1 is more stable than its predecessor – if you are already using KDE4, the developers advise downloading the update. A list of mirror servers has been posted on the KDE download page.
Besides corrections to various components that all KDE 4 applications access, the KDE developers have mainly focused on removing visible errors. KWin, the KDE window manager now has improved Composite support with temporary transparency supported on moving windows. Although the panel width cannot be changed, you can at least adjust the height, and position the panel either at the top or the sides of the screen. This said, there is still no function for dropping widgets onto the panel. A new "Show Desktop" function in the panel reveals the complete desktop without windows and without the control bar. On restoring a session, active applications from the previous session are restored exactly as left.
Visual changes also affect Plasma, which has handled desktop element management since KDE 4.0. - plasmoids are the most obvious new feature in KDE 4. The developers now offer two separate buttons for rotating and expanding widgets. At the same time, users are no longer restricted to keeping the aspect on scaling plasmoids. Most widgets now have a right-button drop-down menu. Icons from GTK applications that normally nest in the system tray no longer crash.
A bug that caused the keyboard to freeze on pressing the [Alt+Shift+Tab] shortcut has been removed. Users seem to miss various features from the previous KDE version. For example, the developers have reinstated the autostart folder in the KDE directory below a user's home directory and revoke some other minor changes that KDE users don't seem to want to be without. KMail and co. are still missing.
Bug hunters have also investigated the games and education sectors. The Marble geography tool is now far faster and includes a satellite view. The developers have also removed memory holes. The KStars virtual planetarium has seen various minor improvements. As always, the Changelog has an overview (if not a complete one) of the changes. If you are interested in trying out the new version, you can simply run the updated ISO image provided by the KDE 4 Live project, which is based on OpenSuse 10.3. A torrent is available here. Sebastian Kügler has announced another bugfix release, which will probably become available in March.
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Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
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A Peek Inside TeslaCrypt Ransomware
Criminals offer online help over Tor network
Mumblehard Still Spams
Sophisticated malware is still present on Joomla and WordPress sites around the world.
Launchpad Gets Git
Future versions of Ubuntu's code service will support the popular Git version control system used with Linux and other open source projects.
AMD Posts Code for Linux GPU Driver
New release marks the arrival of AMD's unified driver strategy.
30 Percent of New Server Equipment Goes to Cloud Infrastructure
A new study by IDC charts big changes in the big hardware market.
Windows Might Go Open Source
Azure CTO says Redmond has already considered the unthinkable.
Linux Mint Will Stay with Ubuntu
Lead developer quells rumors that the Debian version is slated for center stage.
Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
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Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.


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Digital Home & Smartphones Help
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move sim from contract phone to another phone ?
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Posted August 27, 2012 at 3:59PM
hi all, need a bit of advice, currently have an android xperia mini on contract with talkmobile ( still 1 year left)...i would like to buy the samsung galaxy s2.... but will i be able to take the sim card from the xperia and put it into the samsung galaxy ?...will that or wont that work ? ( definately), the samsung i will buy will be unlocked, any help or advice will be greatly appreciated, many thanks in advance.
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Posted August 27, 2012 at 4:34PM
What size is the sim card in the xperia? If it is a mini sim you will need to get a sim adapter so the sim will fit in the S2 I believe.
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Posted August 27, 2012 at 4:43PM
hi, just had a look at the sim card..it looks like a regular sized card..definately not a mini card :)
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Posted August 28, 2012 at 8:03AM
There is no reason why you cant put it in the new phone as long as it is unlocked then.
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Posted August 28, 2012 at 9:15AM
Thank you for the advice ...i will now buy my new phone with confidence. :-)
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David Lee Albright
David Lee Albright, age 50, passed away, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010, in the Tibbee Community.
He was born Aug. 2, 1960, in Flint, Mich., to the late Charlotte Faye McCraw and John Rufus Albright.
He was a golf cart technician.
No services or visitation will be held; Calvert Funeral Home of West Point is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include three sons: Ryan David Albright of West Palm Beach, Fla., Jordan Albright and Aaron Albright both of Orlando, Fla.; one sister, Debra Faye Spradlin (Ken) of Conway, Ark. Two brothers also preceded him in death.
Nellie Jean Cothran Trice
Nellie Jean Cothran Trice, age 72, passed away Sept. 3, 2010, at her residence in Starkville.
She was a supervisor for J.C. Penney Department Store and a member of Grace Community Church. She was a great mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt.
She was preceded in death by her parents: John Wesley Cothran and Sallie Lou Powell Cothran; and husband, Nero Trice.
Janice McClure Bowen Smith
Janice McClure Bowen Smith, age 72, passed away Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010, at the Care Center of Aberdeen.
Mrs. Smith was born Jan. 18, 1938, to George Daggett McClure and Mae Elizabeth Bradley McClure in West Point. She lived most of her life in Aberdeen and in West Point since 1994. Mrs. Smith graduated from West Point High School and attended MSCW in Columbus. She was a member of Aberdeen First Methodist Church and was a homemaker.
Lucile Dexter Friday
Lucile Dexter Friday, age 97, passed away, Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital - Golden Triangle, in Columbus.
Lucile Dexter Friday was born Nov. 18, 1912, in Clay County to the late Daisy Beatrice Lofton and Eugene Hamilton Dexter. Mrs. Friday was a homemaker and a faithful member of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in West Point. Lucille Friday married Curtis Roy Friday, Jr. on Dec. 26, 1940, at the Church of the Resurrection in Starkville. He predeceased her on June 24, 1986.
Lucile Dexter Friday
Lucile Dexter Friday, age 97,
passed away Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, at Baptist Memorial Hospital - Golden Triangle in Columbus.
Funeral services are incomplete and will be announced by Calvert Funeral Home in West Point.
Calvert Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
Mark D. Ferguson
Mark D. Ferguson, age 68, passed away, Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, at his home in Columbus. Mark Del Ferguson was born Jan. 9, 1942, in Yale, Okla., to Leonard Haden Ferguson and the late Jack W. Ferguson Sr. Mr. Ferguson was a Rotational Molder, and founder of Kricket Manufacturing. He was of the Baptist faith. Mr. Ferguson was a veteran of the United States Army, serving as a Captain during the Vietnam War. Mark Del Ferguson married Kaylan Marie Roberts Ferguson Nov. 5, 1971, in Dallas, Texas
Elizabeth Waudine Langston
Elizabeth Waudine Langston, age 81, passed away Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson.
Funeral services are today, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010, at 11 a.m. from Trinity Baptist Church in Carthage, with Bro. Andy May officiating, burial will follow in Leake Memorial Gardens.
Wilcox Funeral Home of Carthage is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Langston was a native of Carthage, a member of Pearl Hill Baptist Church and a retired C.N.A. at Leake Memorial Hospital.
Clarence Harrell
Clarence Harrell, age 86, passed away Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010, at Dugan Memorial Home, West Point.
Benjamin Thomas "Ben" Brashier Jr.
John Dixon Jr.
John Dixon Jr., age 84, passed away Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010, at North Mississippi Medical Center in West Point.
Funeral services are Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010, at 2 p.m. from New St. Peter's Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. Judias Neal officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery in West Point.
Visitation is Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, from 3 – 6 p.m. at Carter's Mortuary Services Chapel.
Carter's Mortuary Services is in charge of arrangements.


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ACLU sues over violence at private prison in Idaho
BOISE, Idaho The American Civil Liberties Union sued state prison officials and a private company Thursday, claiming violence is so rampant at the Idaho Correctional Center that it's known as "gladiator school" among inmates.
The ACLU filed the lawsuit against Nashville, Tenn.-based Corrections Corporation of America in U.S. District Court in Boise.
The lawsuit says Idaho's only private prison is extraordinarily violent, with guards deliberately exposing inmates to brutal beatings from other prisoners as a management tool.
The group contends the prison then denies injured inmates medical care to save money and hide the extent of injuries.
Steve Owen, Corrections Corporation of America's director of public affairs, said the company would respond to the lawsuit through court filings. He said state officials have unfettered access to the prison and provide strong oversight at the facility, including daily on-site monitoring.
"For the past decade, CCA has safely and securely managed the Idaho Corrections Center on behalf of our government partner, the Idaho Department of Corrections," Owen said in a prepared statement. "Our hardworking, professional staff and management team are held accountable to high standards by our government partner, to include those of the American Correctional Association - the highest professional standards in the country for correctional management."
Idaho Department of Correction Director Brent Reinke said he had not yet seen the lawsuit and could not immediately comment.
Stephen Pevar, senior attorney for the ACLU, said he has sued at least 100 jails and prisons, but none came close to the level of violence at Idaho Correctional Center.
"Our country should be ashamed to send human beings to that facility," he said.
The ACLU is asking for class-action status and $155 million in punitive damages - the entire net profit reported by the company in 2009.
The ACLU said the money should go to lead plaintiff Marlin Riggs, who sustained permanent facial deformities and other medical problems after he was savagely beaten in his cell.
Guards use violence to control prisoner behavior, forcing inmates to "snitch" on other inmates under the threat of moving them to the most violent sections of the prison, ACLU-Idaho Executive Director Monica Hopkins said.
Hopkins said inmates will be beaten by fellow inmates if they become known as a snitch. If they refuse to give up names, the guards will have them beaten anyway, she said.
"It doesn't do us any good as a society to put people in there where they have to turn to other gangs and become gang members to protect themselves," Hopkins said. "The thing is, there's a constitutional duty to protect prisoners from violence at the hands of other prisoners."
The lawsuit also refers to an investigation by The Associated Press based on public records requests that found the level of violence at the prison was three times higher than at other Idaho prisons, and that Idaho Department of Correction officials believed violence was also dramatically underreported by Corrections Corporation of America and inmates.
At the time of that report, Steven Conry, CCA's vice president of facility operations, maintained the prison was safe and well-run.


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I'm sure there are some bubbling noises - could be coolant, couldbe oil? It;s a sump and oil tank system, so there are return lines just as with the radiator. I don't recall hearing anything unusual(bubbling) coming from my 950A. . . .
Yes, let the bike warm up and idle, set it on level (either hold it or place it on the center stand - if on the center stand, the front wants to sit a bit higher, so I compensate by placing a small wedge under the wheel to even it out) and then shut her off. Unscrew the dipstick, wipe it off,screw it back in (
all the way),
and then screw it back out, noticing where the oil "marks" on the dipstick (best to be between High and Low marks).
You don't have to wait for the oil to settle down into the sump/pan - I suppose it wouldn't hurt to wait 30 seconds, but that is not what the manual states.
Seriously, use some Seafoam fuel additive for the fuel system. You can buy it at almost any auto parts store , WalMart, etc. It's about $10., and worth it! Read the ratio on the back, and don't be afraid to go a bit strong! If it hasn't been cleaned in many, many miles, you may notice a little smoke (exhaust) nowe and then as it is cleaning up carbon and fuel varnish deposits, etc. Normal.
"Be of good cheer. All may yet be well. There's many a fork, I think, on the road from here to destruction."
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Capital goods stocks finished flat on Wednesday on Wall Street.
More broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stayed level, the Nasdaq increased 0.1% and the S&P 500 stayed the same.
Some of the biggest gainers among capital goods stocks include:
- Terex Corp (TEX[1]): TEX stock is up 1.4% today.
- Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK[2]): ATK stock is up 0.9% today.
- Exelis Inc. Common Stock New Wh (XLS[3]): XLS stock is up 0.7% today.
- Spirit Aerosystems Holdings (SPR[4]): SPR stock is up 0.7% today.
- Dxp Enterprises (DXPE[5]): DXPE stock is up 0.6% today.
- Embraer-Empresa Brasileira De Aeronautica (ERJ[6]): ERJ stock is up 0.6% today.
- Fluor Corp (FLR[7]): FLR stock is up 0.6% today.
- Harsco Corp (HSC[8]): HSC stock is up 0.6% today.
- Orbital Sciences Corp (ORB[9]): ORB stock is up 0.6% today.
- Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT[10]): LMT stock is up 0.5% today.
Some of the biggest losers among capital goods stocks include:
- Primoris Services Corp (PRIM[11]): PRIM stock is down 1.9% today.
- Tennant Company (TNC[12]): TNC stock is down 1.8% today.
- Meritage Corp (MTH[13]): MTH stock is down 1.7% today.
- M.D.C. Holdings (MDC[14]): MDC stock is down 1.7% today.
- Mastec Inc (MTZ[15]): MTZ stock is down 1.4% today.
- Pultegroup (PHM[16]): PHM stock is down 1.4% today.
- Lennar Corp (LEN[17]): LEN stock is down 1.2% today.
- Barnes Group (B[18]): B stock is down 1.1% today.
- NCI Building Systems (NCS[19]): NCS stock is down 1.1% today.
- Timken Company (TKR[20]): TKR stock is down 1.1% today.
For more information on the best stocks to buy[21] right now, check out the latest commentary on InvestorPlace.com[22].
And for more on the hot stocks moving most on Wall Street right now, check out our archive of daily market movers by sector here[23].
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Obama Sings 'Uptown Funk': VIDEO
In case yesterday's lip dub of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" courtesy of Mr. Pankey and Dallas' A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School left you wanting to get funked up some more, check out Mr. State of the Union Swagger himself, a.k.a. President of the United States Barack Obama proving to the world he's so hot he'd make a dragon want to retire, man.
Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...
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Sandy Saxten was a law student in San Francisco in the 1960s when he and friend Rob Thibaut embarked on a three-month adventure eating their way through Europe. Returning home, they began plotting their future in the restaurant business.
"First, we decided we loved restaurants," Mr. Saxten wrote on the website for TS Restaurants, which boasts 13 eateries in Hawaii and California, including Jake's Del Mar. "We liked the people, the upbeat tempo, and the variety of the business skills required to succeed."
Mr. Saxten died of complications from Alzheimer's disease April 21 at Scripps Memorial Hospital-Encinitas. The Rancho Santa Fe resident was 68.
Born John Alexander Saxten on June 11, 1945, in Annapolis, Md., he was the younger of two children to John and LeClaire Saxten. He received a bachelor's degree from Stanford University and a law degree from Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco.
He and Thibaut formed the Rusty Scupper restaurant chain and built it up to 17 sites in nine states before selling it to Stouffer Hotels in 1975. Two years later, they founded TS Restaurants, beginning with Kimo's in Maui.
Mr. Saxten moved to San Diego in 1982 and opened Jake's Del Mar, which quickly became a popular post-race watering hole. Thibaut, who remained in Hawaii, died in 1998.
Mr. Saxten was a staunch supporter of Reality Changers, a tutoring program dedicated to creating first-generation college students.
"The business advice he was always willing to provide a nonprofit like Reality Changers definitely went far beyond any donation that he has given to the program in terms of its value and importance and longevity to the impact of the program," said Chris Yanov, founder of Reality Changers.
For his strong involvement in area YMCAs, the YMCA of San Diego County honored Mr. Saxten in 1996 with the Golden Triangle of Distinguished Service. In 2001, he received the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Human Dignity Award.
He joined the board of the Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA in 1987 and was board chairman from 1994 to 1996. As chairman, he oversaw the launch of a capital campaign, the groundbreaking of a gymnasium and athletic center and the building of speed soccer and roller hockey arenas, among other projects.
Susan Hight, executive director/vice president of the Ecke Y, described Mr. Saxten as "a tremendous part of our history" and a personal mentor when she took over the organization's leadership.
"I learned more business skills from him than from anyone or any school could teach," she said. "He was a giant."
In 1997, Mr. Saxten joined the board of the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA and was on its roster until 2002, still attending meetings in later years when his health permitted. He was the driving force for getting the Y built in its current location and would come to meetings with napkins covered with drawings of how he thought it should look, said Michael Brunker, executive director of the Robinson Y.
He also helped increase the managing board from 10 to 60 members and launched a $16 million capital campaign to fund the Y's new wellness center, which will be named for Mr. Saxten upon its completion.


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Stopping Seizures with Lasers
July 31, 2013
Treating seizures doesn't have to mean serious brain surgery any more. See how doctors are using lasers to stop epilepsy.
credit: Ivanhoe
Topics: Health Medical Pharma, Brain, Central nervous system, Medicine, epileptic seizure, Seizure types, Post-traumatic epilepsy, Multiple subpial transection, epilepsy, Laser, Medical terms


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During this non-mixed event several workshops and round tables were organized.
Below some presentations made during the event.
Lesbians, gays : the same fight? The choice on non mixity
How long is the LGBT movement going to hide behind its little finger? Only in French – By Christine le Doaré – Click HERE
The choice of culture for lesbians visibility and activism?
Presented by the cultural group La Porta (Bologna) Italy – Only in French. Click HERE
How are lesbians organising in Montenegro ?
By a representative from the group LezFemm, being part of the association LGBT Montenegro – Only in English – Click HERE
Migration, refugees: what forms of solidarity?
By Erin Power, UK Lesbian & Gay Immigration Group – Only in English – Click HERE
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North East Coast, USA
January 17, 2006
This MEdium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MERIS) image is centered over the north east coast of the United States of America, from the state of New York (north) to the state of Virginia (south). Visible, starting from the top right are the cities of the New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C. and Richmond, which appear as light grey areas. On the center left of the image are the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountain ranges. The dark blue patches along the coast correspond to sedimentation transported down by the rivers. Bands 7 (red), 5 (green), and 2 (blue), corresponding to visible light, were used to create this image.
Technical Information:
Technical Information:
- Satellite: Envisat
- Instrument: MERIS
- Acquisition: 25-Jun-2003
- Orbit nr: 06893
- Center coordinates: lat. 38.24, lon. -75.31
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LaVon Brazill loses the ball on a kickoff return as the Bears? J.T. Thomas makes the strip.
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The five giveaways gave the Indianapolis Colts fits in Sunday's 41-21 loss to the Chicago Bears.
They left a lasting impression on rookie quarterback Andrew Luck, who was responsible for four of the turnovers.
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Need to Help A Friend NetBIOS over TCP/IP Attacks
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Posted March 20, 2013 at 11:22PM
Hi all
Wondering if you can shed light on this one one of my Friends is having on off problems with his computer It's an Alien Ware By Dell and his O/S is Windows 7 64bit he's had this problem for a couple of years.
It's become apparent he's a victim of a NetBios attack TCP/IP Where some random person is scanning ip and ports in order to connect to his computer.
He seems to think that this random person is using Herins Boot CD on his computer.
He's using a Cable Modem Connection and has tried a few routers to combat this problem but he says these attacks keep happening.
I for one looked up about this attack and it doesn't work with Windows 7 Or Does it? He's trying so hard to get rid of this and has frequently re-installed his O/S but the issue keeps coming back.
I'm not sure of the Security Setup he has.
I've googled on how to block this from happening and I've come up with this link:
So how do I help him further and am I on the right lines in order to help him solve the problem?
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Posted March 30, 2013 at 2:19PM
Ok here's more insight on this problem........
I had a reply of him and came up with everything I thought known to man so I've picked out the good points...
RDave13 was right it's the game is at fault wasnt even the games exe.. it was the downloader for that game it's via UBISofts Network. He knows it's Random Users and they join the network and got his user account and impersonate him?
"they get in.. make themselves just ADMIN as long guid.. and the guid DONT match me... so those users.. arent me"
"dellsucks" Is the main account user.
One of the screenshots in this thread shows AUTHENTICATED USERS.. as having read write and execute when normally all they should have is SPECIAL PERMISSIONS.. meaning they took over the permissions... and took over user accounts... used my own account from another pc or ipad combo..
Uplay have fixed his account.
dell had a look at this for him log in during the hijacking.they logged off and called him saying to format.. but after that respawn and backups wont work due to needing to format the dell partitions.
IE.. a brand new HD will not work in an alienware .. not with respawn or backup as it needs dells 3 minor partitions.. and 1 is made with windows.. 2 are made by alienware/dell team
only solution is to get dell to send me a drive but they wont as I have 3 they still want returned
alienware runs on what is called COMMAND CENTER.. this runs its coolant.. its fans.. its cpu.. gpu.. and yes.. respawn.. respawn rocks.. imo now acronis does too.. but again.. upon installing drivers for my pc... it fails... due to command center cant install.. due to that partition being lost so while I agree about 3rd party aps.. it doesnt get my machine back to using proper cooling or anything.. I fear also they reved up my rig to fry it.. but I cant reduce the heat.. markers are very hot at idle.
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Right now all partitions are erased.. .but bios is still making one.. somehow..
got a good memory cleaner for boot time?
CD is still stuck on legacy only.. even changed to RAID.. from scsi... i turned it back to SCSI and bam the cd popped up in UEFI mode...
dell says i should only run legacy ...which is a joke as it only sees 2tb max. and it came built with uefi.
problem is upon boot the cd dvd is in... china region.. and 4x burn speeds.. etc.. firmware was for sure flashed.. or mocked .. meaning not flashed but a file is telling it how to act even my isator.sys wasnt needed .. usb seems to boot properly but no cd dvd
reinstalling windows when partitions are gone... leads to 2 options REPAIR.. or FIX nothing else.. no install.. nothing so yea dell .. be wrong.. trust me.. gotta talk to alienware specialists
I WISH i knew how to make myself part of NO NETWORK. .with NO SHARING of anykind ive tried to disable file sharing on my nic.. in windows.. in firewall
nothing works .. it all gets turned back on by them.
and I told you it was users .. no computers...
I didn't send the computer screenshot .. but it showed it on the network mapped as Z:\ or \share \c: etc \ = z: tried to dismount the volume it gave me a shadow copy error saying if i did it, it would lose the data it was copying at the moment..
so I just shut it off. but there was 2 machines.. a new mouse and keyboard.. and monitor.. and a relay.. the one built in the motherboard.. turned on.. as well as an iphone hotspot it showed .. then from there the pc or mac whatever they are using.
i tried taking my bios battery out and flashing bios that way with a jumper too
it said
failed checksum to network bios. connect to NETWORK to search for the .bios file
failed to read z:\
i have no z:
not even hidden. z:\ was made as network drive on another pc or phone I have so much info to give.. but nothing I can prove as most of the info is in logs on the other hds.. or formatted by now i saved most of their logs
one thing they did was false windows updates... they uninstall my updates and install theirs.. problem is this makes me look illegal as the certificates are then raped off me..
right now.. im on the hijacked one.. windows installed ..but only when i said repair.. it then let me pick 3 installs.. 3! thats after a format and erasing partitions! so it keeps making them every boot get this .. even without a hard drive.. bios and dvd still dont work.. and are hijacked. fun stuff.. so right now i have my rig up drivers installed minus isator and no control center.
Any ideas?
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Posted March 30, 2013 at 4:04PM
I'm no expert in this area but it seems illogical that even after a format he still feels his system is hijacked. I don't know how feasible this is but worth a look, stop-router-dns-hijacks
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Posted April 1, 2013 at 4:14PM
He got his game accounts back Steam is still pending
With the Uplay one I think he was able to enable the administrator account and set those security permissions on that game. Will know more for sure.
I'm still trying to work out what he's saying here:
"CD is still stuck on legacy only.. even changed to RAID.. from scsi... i turned it back to SCSI and bam the cd popped up in UEFI mode... dell says i should only run legacy ...which is a joke as it only sees 2tb max. and it came built with uefi.
problem is upon boot the cd dvd is in... china region.. and 4x burn speeds.. etc.. firmware was for sure flashed.. or mocked .. meaning not flashed but a file is telling it how to act
even my isator.sys wasnt needed .. usb seems to boot properly but no cd dvd"
I WISH i knew how to make myself part of NO NETWORK. .with NO SHARING of anykind ive tried to disable file sharing on my nic.. in windows.. in firewall
I said to check is Network Settings in the "Advanced Sharing Settings"
But He Disabled File Sharing:
they still get in.. and bump off the network to PUBLIC.. and kick me out of my own workgroup so that im still admin but not apart of that network..
Anyone know a work around that one?
Also he will get a screen shot of his GUID very soon.
Right now he's managed to get his computer up and running he's done a repair of his system because.
but only when i said repair.. it then let me pick 3 installs.. 3! thats after a format and erasing partitions! so it keeps making them every boot
get this .. even without a hard drive.. bios and dvd still dont work.. and are hijacked.
So in theory he needs to speak to Allienware to get this sorted with their recovery partitions....
I'm wondering why he didn't receive the backup media for his system there should also be a program were he should make his recovery disks?
Time will soon tell.
Cheers Rob
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Posted April 1, 2013 at 8:31PM
Ok Update he's now provided me with the screenshots:
GUID http://i.imgbox.com/abhQdGMi.jpg
I did this on the hijacked machine and there were 6 of these.. 3 of them are the pc... and windows.. etc only 1 user as admin.. no clue why u want the screenshot of the user accounts.
they even edited the variables to change drives .. temp was z:\temp not \temp or %temp% or anything even the exe and bat and such to execute were all erased.. cpu changed .. everything..
on the hijacked machine... where i have circled and underlined.. it said z:\windows and username was JOHNSMITH not SYSTEM.. etc on the top where it says temp .. it didnt say USERPROFILE it said z:\users\johnsmith etc or in the end it just said \* and all filters had * meaning let all go in and out even firewall disabled all rules and setup its own.. same with controls for windows and ATI management.. all taken over
He's tried the Malware scanners I've mentioned to him:
iolo does but it only points it out when its to late .. it runs active scanning and blocking but gets turned to owned by the hijackers alienware confirmed this .. it was taken over and named to john smith.
It's users that are getting onto his Network!!!!! They also took out his Phone and TV!!!
if you can figure out how to erase hidden admin and shadow users.. let me know
tv and phones are controlled very easily these days .. just you can see it very fast vs a pc
the alienware partitions have been gone since before the hijacking.. when they installed a new drive(dell) they didnt partition it... it was a new drive.. dell gave me a 3tb drive free saying .. so so sorry.. but it will never work like it did before.
Can someone please point a way forward?
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Posted April 1, 2013 at 9:50PM
Man is he confused or what...
So the screenshots he gave you are not from the allegedly hijacked pc? (no JohnSmith on them) How many pcs, printers, mobile phones etc has he got and does he run pcs completely separately or as part of his own little home network... and do his friends come with laptops, mobile phones etc and share in that as well? Has he got Wireless enabled on Router and is sure no-one else is logging on and using that? Is it password protected WPA2 etc. He should be able to check on his Router's wireless home page to see how many devices are currently connected.
(again) This is the us/en Dell page How to install Windows 7 in an Alienware Computer ask him to do Custom install properly and in the right order this time, with the network cable unplugged from his pc. I suggest he deletes all partitions so that the 3TB drive is all unallocated then he can be sure of a clean drive. He also should take the time to learn about UAC permissions. Even a single Admin user will be denied Access to some files. It's not like XP.
As you are intent on seeing this through, maybe it would benefit you Rob if you watched the vid that is linked to. Also as you have his service tag, you will be able to see what drivers are needed to be downloaded and in what order they should be installed.
I also suggest you looking for other tutorials that may be useful for his setup. That's my limits reached now for offering constructive advice.
Note: if you could see your way to enclosing his words in "quotes" it would make for easier reading.
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Posted April 1, 2013 at 10:49PM
He since done a repair of the system and was unable to do a format, he spoke to Allienware who confirmed it had been "Hijacked" their suggestion was to have a new hard drive and motherboard installed.
Those pics are an example of what the issue was
"Quote" reinstalling windows when partitions are gone... leads to 2 options REPAIR.. or FIX
nothing else.. no install.. nothing
"Quote" but stop sending how to format partitions... read up or talk to an alienware rep... they would tell you .. you can never get the hd back the way dell sent it .. ever... not after wiping the partitions. not even on reformat with the os
its alienware special partition.. for dells alienware only..
What he's saying in another reply:
They are gaining access on Wi-Fi On Their Phones he provided me a link: http://superuser.com/questions/168294/building-a-media-center-pc-that-can-control-a-cable-box
if you can figure out how to erase hidden admin and shadow users.. let me know
tv and phones are controlled very easily these days .. just you can see it very fast vs a pc
the alienware partitions have been gone since before the hijacking.. when they installed a new drive(dell) they didnt partition it... it was a new drive.. dell gave me a 3tb drive free saying .. so so sorry.. but it will never work like it did before.. etc .. blah blah"
Any Ideas?
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Posted April 2, 2013 at 12:33AM
Rob, he's got you as confused as he is. Sorry and everything, but ~makes me feel like asking him if he still has the packing boxes.
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Posted April 2, 2013 at 2:55PM
He's going to join the forum and explain what's going on I'm going round in circles where's Secret Squirrel gone?????
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Posted April 2, 2013 at 3:49PM
As has been mentioned before, ensure wifi is set up with WPA2 and a good long password, turn off WPS and/or turn off wifi altogether until you can configure it securely - hook devices up with cables in the meantime. I would suggest your friend finds a local reputable PC repair guy to apply some knowledge and logic to the situation, seems to me you're both tying yourself in knots trying to figure things out.
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Posted April 2, 2013 at 7:28PM
I quite agree too it's getting me in knots I've told him to stop by here to explain things. Some of the options he told me was this:
He's currently using the Iolo System Mechanic that Dell Sold him and when he scanned this 2 Files Came up and it detected the Hijacking and shut the PC Down to Protect the files.
There is Wifi on his Computer to allow Dell and Allienware Support to connect to him to solve issues (This I think where problem is)
It's users somehow getting on this network and I can't work what!!!
I told him about the usual software Avast and all that but he says it doesn't pick anything up????
The Bottom Line is this - He's from the USA and using a company called Comcast (Cable) for this TV and Net these Hijackers took out his TV.
as for how they get in the wifi .. or cable.. they dont need passwords.. and all protection never helps.. on a cable box... you should see whats called RF IN and RF OUT... you cant block those... just solder them.. which is illegal.
RF= what? lol radio freq .. aka .. remote control ..
u can use a phone or ipad as a remote... think about what might come next.
they even hacked my tv itself. frying the firmware on that sob i can explain that more too
but it just seems you cats are fixed on a few points and wont move from it"
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just wanted to see what brand you all use? I have tried huggies and pampers and both are good! however is Luvs good? well I like that huggies elastic is stronger then pampers, any other brands I should try?
diaper helP!
I've tried most (including most store brands) but I always went back to Pampers. They just fit my dd better.
I used pampers swaddlers because of the blowout factor. My son was long and lean and the other brands just didn't fit him very well (I even have the majority of two mega packs of luvs in size 1 left over because I was sick of being covered in wet poop). I think it totally depends on the shape of your baby and whether you're BFing or FFing.
Ruth... mama to:
Xeor Andrew 3/11/07... 31 weeker
Naomi Clara11/30/09... 40 weeks 6 days
Derek and Austin used Pampers. Be careful the fancy pampers are supposedly burning babies with their elastic.
Hannah and Olivia use Huggies. I HATE HATE HATE luvs on the girls. smell really bad after they pee. I would use Pampers but they don't have big enough boxes for the twins, so we moved to Huggies and like them fine.
Depends on your baby. your feeding, and how often you change them.
Derek- 8yrs happy and healthy, Austin- 6yrs: 35week preemie & CHD, Hannah & Olivia 17 months 29 week preemies
Sutton use Huggies Supreme. Pampers and Luvs would leak and that is just a big mess.
Rhi mommy to Sutton my 30 week miracle.
it depends on the baby. i've never had a problem with luvs but yet other people hate them. I personally hate huggies. They rash up my dd's hind as soon as the touch it.
baby dry to me are the same as luvs just more expensive.
I'd call you a tool, but even THEY serve a purpose
"For all intensive purposes, this is mind bottling"
I use pampers. Luvs broke Charlie out. He had a terrible rash on his bum. Huggies leak leak leak on Van (poop and pee). Pampers have never given us trouble. Van uses Pampers Baby Dry and Charlie's in Pampers Cruisers.
Mom to C (6/07) and V (10/08)
I'm out like a boner in sweatpants.
We've had great sucess with Huggies. Isaic would leak out of his Pampers. He would be sitting on my lap and all the sudden I felt a warm liquid running down my leg.
As we all know, diapers are expensive! I buy our diapers and wipes at Sam's Club (or there's Costco) buying in bulk makes each diaper relatively cheaper than buying them at say CVS.
Mom to Isaic (2-24-08 at 28 weeks 6 days 2lbs 4oz)
Baby #2 is on the way. Due may 8, 2010!!! (Secretly hoping for PINK!!!
We used Pampers Swaddlers until the boys grew out of the sizes and now use Pampers BabyDry. I love the scent :) I've had Target, another store brand, Huggies, Luvs and I like Pampers the best. Huggies would probably be our 2nd choice.
Jess M
Mom of twin boys, Jonathan and Jackson
Born at 27 weeks on 7/22/07
Pampers all the way here. We call ourselves diaper snobs since I really don't like the store brands since they seem to be bricks. Funny cause I used Parents Choice with my older son and no probs. We love the swaddlers. Someone mentioned the smell, we recently had a pack of Huggies and I could smell it the minute he peed in them. Ugh. Love the smell of Pampers, and I do like luvs as well.
I wish they would give out samples of the Costco/Kirkland brands cause they look like they are contoured and less bricklike, but I hate to buy a whole case and dislike them.
Agree, each baby is different and each one fits something a little different :)
I have tried them ALL but have always found myself back at huggies. LUVS and Pampers both would leak and pampers was always breaking the tabs.
I have been using diapers for almost 3 years and have been huggies almost all the time until a month ago when I discovered Cottontail Brand. It is a small brand carried by only a few grocery chains, but they are WONDERFUL and cheap. I buy mine at GIANT (MARTINS sub branch) but I would look around. They are GREAT!
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Well, the good thing there is that those people can say: "Well, childbirth is natural", and get out of having to think about it.
Now, I am assuming there that those same people would think that abortion is not "natural", and given the abortifacients that are used these days, and little mini-vacuum cleaners etc, I suppose I can see their point. But the alternative would be to point out that there are perfectly "natural" ways of aborting a foetus, no doubt involving perfectly natural plant-derived preparations.
I was only saying before that I don't think that showing people what actually goes on in any procedure is necessarily a bad thing. Whether one can believe everything one is being shown, however, is another question.
Anyway, I am in two minds (again) about abortion. It isn't likely to affect me, so I don't really care. But the idea that some people might want to abort a, say, 4 month "old" foetus just because they've changed their mind about it really does bother me.
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• HI-Sen: On Wednesday, after days of intense speculation, Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie chose Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz to replace Sen. Dan Inouye, who died of respiratory complications on Dec. 17 at the age of 88. Earlier in the day, pursuant to state law, the Hawaii Democratic Party provided a list of three potential successors to Abercrombie: Schatz, Rep. Colleen Hanabusa, and deputy state Land and Natural Resources Director Esther Kiaaina; Abercrombie was required to choose from this trio. (Fourteen candidates in total applied for the job. Schatz reportedly received the most votes, with 48, while Hanabusa took 42 and Kiaaina 39. Attorney Tony Gill was fourth with 23.)
Following Inouye's death, his staff made public a letter he had sent to Abercrombie from his deathbed, asking that Hanabusa be named to his seat. Schatz's appointment therefore comes as something of a surprise, given Inouye's unparalleled stature in Hawaii politics, but if Abercrombie wanted to demonstrate his independence, he certainly just did that.
Schatz was first elected lieutenant governor in 2010 on the same ticket as Abercrombie. Prior to that, he was chair of the state party, a spokesman for the 2008 Obama campaign in Hawaii, and also a state representative from 1998 to 2006. Schatz is now headed to Washington, DC immediately and says that he expects to be sworn in tomorrow, in time to be part of any votes over the fiscal cliff. He'll serve until 2014, when a special election will be held for the final two years of Inouye's term. (Another election, for the full six-year term, will take place in 2016.)
Before any of that can happen, Schatz—who says he will run—could very well face a primary challenge, perhaps from Hanabusa herself. Abercrombie may also face a backlash from Inouye loyalists, and even he could get primaried—again, possibly by Hanabusa. In the meantime, Abercrombie will also need a new lieutenant governor to replace Schatz. (Under the Hawaii constitution, the president of the State Senate—in this case, Shan Tsutsui—ordinarily would accede to the post, though he says he may decline, in which case state House Speaker Calvin Say would be next in line.) As always, we'll be following all of the fallout closely.
• ID-Sen: Is there more to this Mike Crapo story than meets the eye? As you may know, Idaho's Republican senior senator was arrested over the weekend in Alexandria, VA for drunk driving, despite having a reputation as a Mormon teetotaler. But what stood out to me most in this AP writeup was an observation buried in the 21st graf:
The U.S. Senate adjourned last week and wasn't expected to resume until Wednesday; it's unclear why Crapo had remained in Washington, D.C., ahead of the Christmas holiday.Yeah, no kidding. Why was Crapo acting like one of those weird freshmen who stick around campus over winter break after everyone's gone home for the holidays? He has a wife back in Idaho Falls to return home to for Christmas (not to mention five kids, whom I assume are all mostly grown up). "Honey, I'm stuck working late" is obviously not going to cut it. So seriously, why did he stay in DC?
• MA-Sen: This is why celebrity candidate speculation is invariably one of the most annoying species of speculation known to politics: pundits love to spill endless ink over them, but they rarely run. Case in point: Ben Affleck (about whom I'd written not one word since the "John Kerry for Secretary of State" talk began) predictably says he ain't running for Senate. And for every Ashley Judd who appears to be taking the process seriously, there are ten more Tommy Lee Joneses whose candidacies only exist in the minds of bored political columnists.
• MS-Sen: Here's an interesting little tidbit our own Steve Singiser dug up:
82 year-old Al Gore, Sr., the sacrificial-lamb Democratic nominee from Mississippi, actually came closer to winning his Senate seat (he lost 57-41) than several supposedly first-tier candidates. Gore's 41 percent was better than Todd Akin of Missouri (39 percent), Pete Hoekstra of Michigan (38 percent), and Linda Lingle of Hawaii (37 percent). And he was only a tick or two behind Connecticut's Linda McMahon (43 percent) and Florida's Connie Mack (42 percent).Of course, Gore's showing can be directly attributed to African American turnout in Mississippi, which has the highest black population (proportionally) of any state in the nation, at 37 percent. But thanks to extreme political polarization along racial lines, it means virtually Democrats who run statewide have a ceiling that is not much higher than their floor.
• VA-Gov: Jonathan Martin's new piece on Republican fears that their likely gubernatorial nominee, AG Ken Cuccinelli, is too conservative isn't particularly newsy, but it does contain some delightful GOP hand-wringing over next year's race. This might be the best tidbit:
Some Republicans who attended an Alexandria fundraiser for Cuccinelli earlier this month came away less than impressed, saying he rambled and sounded more like an overly earnest pundit than a candidate.Though I also enjoyed this:
Given a question on immigration, the attorney general puzzled attendees by discussing human trafficking and repeatedly using the word "illegals."
Virginia GOP Chairman Pat Mullins insisted at the state party's "Advance" that Republicans still have a winning formula.Back to Cuccinelli, though, this piece helps confirm his reputation as a true believer. With his only opposition for the Republican nod now out of the way (the more moderate Bill Bolling), Cuccinelli is free to tack to the center and reintroduce himself as a general election candidate. But he's refusing to do so, which suggests that either he can't or won't. If polls next year continue to show a tight race with probable Democratic nominee Terry McAuliffe, then I could easily envision a very painful attempt by national Republicans to force a transformation by Cuccinelli—or, perhaps, some Richard Mourdock-esque defiance. Either way = delicious cat fud.
"Virginia's a conservative state, and when we stick up for our beliefs, and our values, and our principles … we win elections," said Mullins, according to The Washington Post. "When we choose to run like Democrats, we lose elections because we haven't given anybody a choice."
• MI-11: This National Review interview with incoming GOP Rep. Kerry Bentivolio (their reporter spent a whole day with him in his hometown) is a lot more entertaining than I'd have expected. I won't try to summarize it (it can't be), but I will excerpt this one graf from the end that particularly amused me:
He's at peace with the uncharitable sobriquet his detractors coined for him. "If somebody calls you crazy, you're on to something," he says. "It's not a bad thing. Consider it a compliment. So I guess that's why it didn't really bother me when people were saying, 'That guy's kooky because he has reindeer.' No, they're kooky because they don't have 'em."Oh yes, we're the crazy ones! Can't wait for that Republican primary.
• TX-04: Personally, this is the kind of record I'd have no interest in setting myself—when I'm this old, I want to be very retired—but Republican Rep. Ralph Hall just became the oldest person ever to serve in the U.S. House, at the age of 89. Hall is probably best known as a very conservative, old-school Dixiecrat who switched to the GOP in 2004. Due to his age, retirement speculation swirls up every cycle, and he's even had occasional primary challengers, including one this year. But it seems like Hall, who just won a 17th term, will hang on until he's ready to leave on his own terms.
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• Demographics: The Pew Research Center takes a closer look at African-American voting performance in recent elections, and finds some remarkable numbers via exit polling that challenge perceptions about minorities and voting apathy: Blacks actually overperformed their percentage share of the population in 2012. In other words, though they make up 12 percent of the voter-eligible population, their comprised 13 percent of the actual voters. In fact, African-American turnout rates were as close as ever to parity with white turnout rates: 65.2 percent for blacks in 2012 (up from 60.3 percent in 2008), compared to 66.1 percent for whites in 2012 (down from 67.2 percent four years ago). The question, of course, is how much of this is Barack Obama-specific, and whether that trend can be continued with whomever the Democratic presidential nominee is in 2016. (David Jarman)
• FreedomWorks: Holy smokes! This FreedomWorks story is turning out to be way crazier than previously imagined:
The day after Labor Day, just as campaign season was entering its final frenzy, FreedomWorks, the Washington-based tea party organization, went into free fall.As my colleague Tim Lange put it, "NRA lesson: If a couple of those sobbing employees had been armed, Richard J. Stephenson would be $8 million to the black." Needless to say, Armey has a different take, saying he was simply attended by a personal bodyguard who wears a gun invisibly (at his back, under a coat), and accusing the staffers in question of "exploiting the current gun phobia."
Richard K. Armey, the group's chairman and a former House majority leader, walked into the group's Capitol Hill offices with his wife, Susan, and an aide holstering a handgun at his waist. The aim was to seize control of the group and expel Armey's enemies: The gun-wielding assistant escorted FreedomWorks' top two employees off the premises, while Armey suspended several others who broke down in sobs at the news.
The coup lasted all of six days. By Sept. 10, Armey was gone—with a promise of $8 million—and the five ousted employees were back. The force behind their return was Richard J. Stephenson, a reclusive Illinois millionaire who has exerted increasing control over one of Washington's most influential conservative grass-roots organizations.
Stephenson, the founder of the for-profit Cancer Treatment Centers of America and a director on the FreedomWorks board, agreed to commit $400,000 per year over 20 years in exchange for Armey's agreement to leave the group.
• Polltopia: The cellphone problem just seems to be accelerating for the nation's pollsters: The latest report on phone access from the Center for Disease Control (the go-to authority for these kinds of figures) finds that the percentages of adults living in households with only wireless phones moved up to 34 percent in the first half of 2012, up from 32 percent in the second half of 2011. (As we saw this year, though, getting the cellphone mix right isn't anywhere near as important as making the correct assumptions about the composition of the electorate and weighting accordingly, as we saw with landline-only PPP's successful track record and a spectacular fail by Gallup, who, in the closing weeks of the election, were using samples that contained nearly 50 percent cellphone users.)
Mark Blumenthal's long new retrospective of how all the pollsters did cumulatively is worth reading from top to bottom, but one of the most interesting parts that he focuses on is how well YouGov did (a chart illustrates not just how close they came in the end, but also how well they tracked averages throughout the cycle) and how their method might give pollsters a technological way forward. They're an Internet-based pollster, but they draw on a randomly-sampled panel compiled a year ago. Party ID is a fixed variable based on when the panel is first created, avoiding the problem of how self-reported party ID tends to fluctuate based on how swing voters presently feel about what's happening in the election. (David Jarman)
• Redistricting: ProPublica takes an extremely lengthy look at how Republicans made much more extensive use of dark money in ensuring the outcomes they wanted through redistricting, particularly in terms of their efforts to win back state legislatures. There's a ton of detail at the link, but the most notable detail may be that tobacco giants Reynolds and Altria (f/k/a Phillip Morris) each donated over $1 million to REDMAP, the RSLC's main vehicle for influencing redistricting. In all, REDMAP took in $30 million in 2010, compared to just $10 million for its Democratic counterpart. Obviously 2010's red wave played the biggest role, but that kind of cash disparity certainly didn't help.
• Spending: Roll Call's Kyle Trygstad catalogs the five most expensive Senate and House races of 2012, looking at candidate spending as well as outside expenditures. On the Senate front, the priciest was MA-Sen at $85 million overall, which is somewhat amazing considering that the pledge signed by both candidates kept third-party money at a minimum (under $7 mil). For the House, FL-18 ranks at the top with $29 million, but there's an asterisk next to that race, thanks to outgoing GOP Rep. Allen West's use of churn-and-burn direct-mail fundraising, which brings in a ton of money but also costs a ton of money. Click through for the complete list for both chambers.


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Eder Jofre vs. Bernardo Caraballo
1964-11-27 : Eder Jofre 117¾ lbs beat Bernardo Caraballo 117¾ lbs by KO at 2:50 in round 7 of 15
- Location: Plaza de Toros Santamaria, Bogota, Colombia
- Referee: Barney Ross
BOGOTA - World Bantamweight Champion Eder Jofre, Brazil, chalked up his eighth successful defense of his title by knocking out number four ranked Bernardo Caraballo, Colombia, in the 7th round. Jofre is clearly establishing himself as the best fighter, pound for pound, in the ring today. Jofre has scored 47 wins and 3 draws in 50 bouts. Caraballo became the 37th KO victim of Jofre. Caraballo was unbeaten in 43 fights. This was Jofre's first fight in 18 months. Caraballo, a crack combination puncher, could do nothing against Jofre who attacked him from the beginning with long lefts, stinging combinations and stiff right hands. Jofre was well ahead on all scorecards when he finally kayoed Caraballo in the seventh wound. It was his 17th straight knockout.
Greatness in Our Time By Eduardo Moncada
Brilliant world bantamweight champion proves again that even our generation can produce supermen'
BOGOTA, COLUMBIA, Ringside'
The piercing voice of one pecan-complexioned women sitting at ringside cut through the din at Nemesio Camacho Stadium like a surgeon's scalpel.
"Get up honey! Please get up!" screamed Zunilda Caraballo.
Up in the ring her husband, brave Bernardo Caraballo, strove and strained to obey Zunilda's frantic pleas. He never made it. At referee Barney Ross' count of ten, Caraballo's exhausted punch-numbed body was still squatting on the canvas, leaning limply against the ropes.
Moments later, the announcer told Mrs. Caraballo-and 32,000 other heartbroken Columbians that their Bernardo had been knocked out, that Eder Jofre had won in two minutes and 50 seconds of the 7th round and was still the bantamweight champion of the world.
Showing none of the rustiness one would expect of a fighter who hadn't fought in eighteen months, Jofre, 117 3/4, controlled the battle from the opening bell as he jockeyed Caraballo through the first four rounds, testing his speedy foe's reflexes, defenses and power. In these sessions, Eder alternately played the role of hunter and hunted, first spraying Bernardo's face and body with thumping jabs and swooshing digs, then skittering out of range before the Columbian dancing-master could muster a counter attack. Caraballo, also 117 3/4, held his own during these opening twelve minutes with a flashing left jab that reddened Jofre's forehead and nose, adroit footwork and occasional right-hand salvos.
But by the fifth, Jofre had his man sized up, and astute ringsiders could see that the end was only a matter of time. Satisfied that Caraballo couldn't hurt him, the champion stepped up the pace in this round and began pinpointing his punches. A barrage of lefts just before the bell had Bernardo gasping. The storm continued through the sixth and into the seventh as Jofre poured on the coals. Easily riding safely through a volley of desperation rights early in the 7th, Jofre sandbagged his now groggy opponent against the ropes, shot across a blazing left hook to head and followed with two blurring rights that exploded against Caraballo's chin and dropped the stunned hometowner seat-first on the canvas for the fight's first-and-last-knockdown.
Caraballo, beaten for the first time in 41 fights (he's had one draw), joined his countrymen in heartbreak after referee Ross completed the formality of counting him out. "I did my best," he sobbed in his dressing room. "It wasn't enough." With that he tenderly put his arm around his wife and walked out into the night, glumly followed by his manager, Socrates Cruz.
As was to be expected, there was mad jubilation in Jofre's quarters. Said Jofre, whose seventh defense of the 118-pound title brought his win-lose-draw record to 46-0-3 (39 knockouts), "It was an easy fight. I knew I had him when I hurt him with that left hook in the fifth round. I was feeling him out and trying to tire him in the first four rounds. Everything went according to plan. Caraballo is a good fighter, but he has lots to learn."
Besides the thrill of victory, Jofre had another reason to be jubilant. A reason that is spelled D-O-L-L-A-R-S. Guaranteed a tax free $50,000 for the fight, the whooping turnout which tickled the turnstiles to the tune of $200,000 was expected to up his take home bundle to $65,000. Which is plenty for everyone to ne happy about. We?d have been hysterical.


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i don't think you should help people who make mistakes and have too few players on their roster.
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i don't think you should help people who make mistakes and have too few players on their roster.
i guess no one likes it for me lol.
What do you mean?
looking to trade young for a better floor spacing sf
do you guys like the team?
collison-thorton-young-boozer-hawes/okafor, i feel this gives us a little more floor spacing with thorton, we get an okay backup in cole who played well last year in playoffs and okafor/hawes is a...
minnesota is offering jeff green for a sg
I want the best for Mr. Calderón. That is why I am offering him more money, so he can live a fabulous life like he deserves. He could buy all the yogurt he wants with the extra 5 million he gets...
How can you say that the deal stinks for dallas? The pick is almost 1000 years away. Who knows if basketball will even be around then.
Can we get an idea of where you stand please?
Why is this relevant now?
Mr. Calderón, we hope you are having a great day sir. No pressure from Minnesota. We feel that you are an excellent pg and we would like you to come here and play. Again we stress no pressure
Mr Calderón. You are a great player, no doubt. I have done everything you asked for. I offered you more money than anyone else, we told Collison to be your backup because you are a top level...
I am looking for a sg. I am offering jeff green or thaddeus young base package
He is the backup now with jeff green at pf. That is why I referenced hawes as backup center
I understand that hw wont get as good of stats because he wouldn't get the minutes or the touches., I am just saying that he has the potential to be a decent backup for Minnesota. And when bynum was...
Look at the projections. 14.4 points per game and 9.7 rebounds per game on near 50% shooting. Solid. While I don't think...
Mr. Calderón,
Minnesota has upped our offer a couple million per year and we gave you a no trade clause. Plus, we told Collison we would like him to be your backup. Just look at the link we just...
Look at post 12. I clearly stated to him that I wanted him to be the backup to...
3 yr 30 million
Year 1: 10,000,000
Year 2: 10,000,000
Year : 10,000,000 (player option)
Full ntc
We cannot offer you a max contract, but we can offer you a serious contract. However, we do not want to waste anymore time if there isn't any interest.
minnesota just signed darren collison to a contract. We would like to know if Jose has interest in Minnesota. If he does we are prepared to increase our current offer of 3 yr/22.5 million to about...
Good day Mr. Collison.
Minnesota would like to know where you stand with things. Thank you for your time.
Mr. Collison,
We respect you as a player. We like the way you play basketball. However, we are also in talks with Mr. Calderon about his services. We would like you to be the backup to Mr....
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House prices "flat"
House prices rose nationally in February according to one analyst - but not in East Anglia.Read the full story ›
House prices remain flat in East Anglia
UK house prices may have seen an increase for the first time in nine months in February - but prices in the Anglia region remained stagnant.
Property analyst Hometrack spoke to more than 1,000 agents and surveyors, some of them reporting that the market conditions were less buoyant than they were expecting. Monthly prices were flat in East Anglia, along with the Midlands.
House prices remain flat in the East
UK house prices may have seen an increase for the first time in nine months in February - but prices in the Anglia region remained stagnant.
Property analyst Hometrack says London saw month-on-month rises of 0.3%, leading to a 0.1% increase across England and Wales.
However monthly prices were flat in East Anglia, the East Midlands. Prices fell in the North East by 0.2%.
House prices in Southend show biggest price rise
Southend in Essex recorded the biggest rise in house prices among major UK towns and cities over the past year, according to research by Halifax.
The average selling price in the seaside resort was 14.8% higher than the previous year, rising to £198,418 by the end of 2012, compared with an improvement of 2.1% on average across the whole of Essex. Lowestoft in Suffolk recorded the sixth largest price rise of 12.7 %
Halifax housing economist Martin Ellis said: "Nationally, conditions in the housing market have been largely unchanged over the past 12 months with little overall movement in either house prices or sales for the second consecutive year. "
He expects continuing broad stability in house prices nationally in 2013, with the North/South divide in price performance likely to persist next year.
Mr Ellis said: "House prices are expected to be strongest in London and the South East as this part of the country performs best in economic terms."
East Anglia bucks house price trend
House prices have fallen for the third month in a row except in London and in East Anglia.
Research by Rightmove blames buyers staying at home to watch the Olympics. Today's data shows house prices in East Anglia are up by 0.3 per cent.
Elsewhere Rightmove says properties coming to market are £11,000 cheaper than they were three months ago.


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Paris / Prague
Birthday and other stories, 2013
by Kirill and Ksenia Nikolaev, Alexander Onufrievich
Tour to Prague and Paris to celebrate Ksenia's birthday. Family and art photography
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