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Nearly 3,000 Iowa National Guard soldiers are training this month in Mississippi. It's part of their preparation for the Iowa Guard's largest deployment since World War II, one that will eventually send those soldiers to Afghanistan. KCRG-TV9 is with soldiers in the Iowa National Guard all this week at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, to show what it takes to train for this historic mission.
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We're back on the Iowa National Guard beat this week. I'm working with Photographer Jim Slosiarek and Videographer Dane Firkus again. We left Cedar Rapids on Saturday morning and drove to Memphis, Tennessee. It was about an eight hour drive.
Saturday night, we got a taste of that famous Tennessee barbecue. Corky's Barbecue is ranked as one of the top barbecue restaurants in the nation. After eating there, I'd have to agree. The food was delicious and the meat literally fell off the bones of the ribs.
We later found out some Iowa National Guard soldiers also stopped for barbecue at a different restaurant on their way to Camp Shelby. Guard leadership called ahead and warned the restaurant. Otherwise, it would have been tough to accommodate more than one hundred hungry soldiers! I guess no one wants to pass up the chance for some amazing barbeque while they're here in the South.
Sunday morning, we finished the rest of the drive to Camp Shelby. It took about five hours to drive from Memphis to just south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. I'll be sure to write more about this later, but the weather here is unbearably hot. If you think it's warm in Iowa, you haven't seen anything until you set foot in Mississippi. When we opened our car door, a wall of heat slapped us in the face.
Camp Shelby is about twice the size of Camp Ripley, Minnesota. Back in June, you might remember, we traveled to Camp Ripley to shadow the Iowa National Guard as members prepared to deploy to Afghanistan. We didn't get much time today to explore Camp Shelby, but we did notice some differences already. First, like I already said, it's much hotter here. Second, there are a lot more barracks- style buildings here. All of the barracks buildings we've seen are built with cinderblocks and have cement floors. It literally looks like a sea of cinderblock buildings. Each one has a number on the outside...which essentially acts like an address. Without that number, it'd be nearly impossible to distinguish the buildings from each other. Inside the barracks, there are rows of bunk beds along the wall. The center aisle is clear. Some soldiers also have lockers to store their gear and supplies. Here's the best part: they're air-conditioned! Soldiers have told us they are so grateful to have a cool place to sleep at night. Other troops are staying in areas of Camp Shelby that may not be as comfortable. We're going to be staying at some of those other parts during our trip this week. I'll write more about those living conditions when I've seen them for myself.
Tonight, we had our first meal at Camp Shelby. It's nothing compared to Memphis barbeque, but the food wasn't bad, either. The National Guard served up a choice of veal parmesan or sausage, a side of rice and beans, a salad and some southern corn bread.
After dinner, we headed over to a religious service. Chaplain (Captain) Martha Kester is the first female Chaplain in the history of the Iowa National Guard. She led a group of about eighteen soldiers in prayer. The service lasted about a half hour and included communion and a sip of wine. The military forbids any alcohol consumption while soldiers are here at Camp Shelby. Church service is the only exception. Chaplain Kester conducted the service in a room filled with couches, a pool table and a foosball table. Many soldiers had their weapons with them. It was probably one of the most unusual settings for a religious service I've ever seen. No one cared about the surroundings, though. Everyone in the room had their eyes and ears focused on Chaplain Kester.
Chaplain Kester's homily centered on the idea of routine. The military regulates almost every aspect of people's lives at Camp Shelby. There are rules for everything. However, Chaplain Kester told the troops faith should also become part of their routine. She said, "Never forget, God is standing next to you." Chaplain Kester is an energetic woman with a voice that commands attention and respect. You could tell that she genuinely loves what she does and truly cares about the troops. Here's another interesting fact: Chaplain are one of the only members of the National Guard that will deploy without a weapon. However, Chaplain Kester does have an assistant. His job, among other things, is to protect her if she ever gets in harm's way. After the service ended, several soldiers came up to me and said they were so thrilled to have her here throughout the deployment.
Later, we visited the female barracks and spoke to people there about what it's like to serve as a woman in the National Guard. Some told us their families were shocked when they signed up. Others said friends doubted they would make it, too. But, every woman we spoke to was confident in themselves and their decision to join the military. They shared some fascinating perspectives about their role in the overall Afghanistan mission. You'll hear from them in a story later this week.
We will stay up pretty late tonight trying to get as much done as possible while everyone else here sleeps. The lights go out at 10:00 p.m. inside all of the barracks. However, we're in a special room right now so we can continue to work. Tomorrow, we have a 5:00 a.m. wake-up call. No one's looking forward to it, but we've been through this before. It's hard to complain about anything as trivial as an early wake-up time when you're surrounded by thousands of men and women who have given and will continue to give so much of themselves for their country.
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STAFF WRITER | March 02,2013WEST RUTLAND Town officials are asking residents to approve a $400,000 bond Tuesday for new bathrooms in the Town Hall basement.
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Goulette said the Friends of the West Rutland Town Hall paid for that project and the town agreed to foot the bill for the bathrooms. She said town officials decided it was best to bond for the bathrooms than to rely on fundraising.
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The cost estimate for the project is $445,366. Goulette said the town hopes to acquire a $30,000 Cultural Facilities Grant that would be added to the $50,000 the town has saved in the Town Hall account.
The $400,000 bond would be repaid over 20 years and would increase the yearly property tax by $22 per $100,000 of assessed value. But Goulette said the actual tax increase from the bond would be about $7 due to lower municipal taxes.
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Old Hutton writer and director Rick McLeod has teamed up with a group of American producers to make a science fiction film based on cult television series Firefly.
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In the first major announcement on the future of nuclear in the UK since the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Government outlined the locations deemed suitable for new power stations by 2025, all of which are adjacent to existing nuclear sites.
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Nuclear power is one of the issues that divided Conservatives and Liberal Democrats when they entered Government together, with the coalition deal allowing a Lib Dem spokesman to speak out against any new nuclear plants, while Lib Dem MPs could abstain on the issue.
Lib Dem Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has since given his backing to new reactors, insisting they would not be subsidised by the taxpayer - although MPs have warned that reform of the electricity market could favour nuclear power and amount to a hidden subsidy.
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British engineers are developing a harpoon to clear up space junk, including defunct satellites and used rocket boosters threatening other satellites and astronauts on the International Space Station.
Having considered several different methods for grabbing and returning bits of orbital debris to Earth, engineers have settled on a solution right out of the pages of Moby-Dick.
Since the start of the space race, around 4,900 rocket launches have left more than 23,000 pieces of space junk in orbit. They include upper stages of rocket boosters, broken-down weather and communication satellites, and tools dropped by NASA astronauts on space-walks.
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Burp support for Firefox Plug-n-Hack
The plugin is currently beta and also requires the latest beta version of Firefox, but when it is stabilized it will be available on the Firefox Marketplace.
If you have installed the Plug-n-Hack plugin, configuring a clean installation of Firefox to work with Burp is pretty straightforward. First, in your browser, enter the URL to connect directly to your Burp Proxy listener (by default 127.0.0.1:8080):
On the Burp welcome page, follow the Plug-n-Hack link:
Click on the "Configure your browser" button, and accept the warning displayed by the plugin:
If everything worked, you will see a "Configuration succeeded" message:
The configuration will have carried out two tasks. Firstly, it will configure your browser to use Burp as its proxy server, via a proxy auto-configuration file created by Burp:
Secondly, it will install Burp's SSL CA certificate as a trusted root in your browser, to eliminate SSL warnings when intercepting traffic to SSL web sites:
Hopefully the new Plug-n-Hack support might make life a bit easier next time you are setting up Burp on a new machine.
12 comments:
- oxdef said...
Hope it will have switch on/off button on the panel.
- 14 September 2013 at 16:37
- Geri said...
Should this work with the free v1.5 burp as well or only with the pro version?
- 15 September 2013 at 12:00
- Reza Hossain said...
I have installed FireFox Beta 24.0, but can't find the extension.
Could anyone please post the link?
- 16 September 2013 at 04:17
- PortSwigger said...
@oxdef That is surely desirable since if a user isn't sure how to configure their browser to use the tool, they also probably don't know how to undo the config. This would be a matter for the FF extension to implement.
@Geri This feature was added to Burp Pro very recently and isn't in the current free edition.
@Reza Hoassain This is the official Mozilla post:
which links to:
- 16 September 2013 at 15:22
- Reza Hossain said...
Thanks PortSwigger, I have installed it now.
- 16 September 2013 at 23:40
- Reza Hossain said...
My company uses proxy, How do I configure burp that redirect all request go to my company proxy after burp proxy?
- 24 September 2013 at 11:15
- PortSwigger said...
@Reza Hoassain You can configure this at Options / Connections / Upstream proxy servers. The help button on the panel will explain how.
- 25 September 2013 at 07:49
- Reza Hossain said...
@PortSwigger Thanks for your help. I was able to setup upstream proxy.
- 25 September 2013 at 22:11
can anyone tell me please from where i can download and install plug-n-hack extension to config my firefox with burp suite
- 10 July 2014 at 05:09
@Reza, oxdef
You can find the "ringleader" project here:
It contains an .xpi file in this project:
This is an add-on file for Mozilla FF & similar browsers. Just download this file and open it with your browser.
- 20 September 2014 at 14:47
- martin wirts said...
Here: https://github.com/mozmark/ringleader/blob/master/fx_pnh.xpi?raw=true
- 16 November 2014 at 05:49
- Unknown said...
i am unable to install it..i am using firefox 34 and burp 1.6 pro.although i tested on firefox 24 but didnt get success..it is showing configuration is in process but not getting success
- 8 December 2014 at 06:52


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At our shipping office we have a 3 floor building design,
Bottom: Warehouse (Contains 1 Wireless Access point for scanning hardware)
Middle: Offices (Contains 2 Wireless Access points - General Office and Meeting Room)
Top: Shipping Customer Services Team (Contains 1 Wireless Access point)
The segregation is both imposed on us by security regulatory bodies and our own internal practices. Another piece of information that is important, during the original concept of the office networks – the offices was designed to have shielding to segregate the wireless networks to prevent interference and restrict the network uses. - This never happened and thus the wireless networks are visible through the network.
On Thursday around 4:30 PM, I was cc'd on an email to the email department that the email server is not working and this was based on the return notice mentioning that it failed to find the server. A team was dispatched to diagnose the issue. This was isolated to the one office - we have global offices not encountering any issues.
On Friday a select group of people lost the internet completely, cell phones, laptops etc. Only the desktops functioned. A separate team was dispatched to investigate this issue as it was common to many people. What was odd is that the same people on the same floor using the same hardware had different experiences and this was throughout the building.
What was odd, everyone had one item in common. Everyone using Ethernet was functional but everyone using wireless failed to find the internet. The symptoms for everyone was the same – they can connect to the wireless networks but nobody could reach the internet. I was requested to the location to guide the team in person due to the productivity loss.
I noticed immediately that my Laptop (Macbook Pro) failed and so did my cell phone, I could connect but the internet was never found. 4 different networks died in 1 day – not possible statistically without other factors involved. Different isolated power boxes, I brought a wireless access point with me and immediately showed the same symptoms.
We began debugging the equipment, Wireless access points confirmed access to the internet – when patched in directly – you could achieve the internet. Vendors could not find the problem and my reluctance to start re-arranging the networks without a reason for failure was just going to get messy.
4 hours passed and I had a team I was paying plus vendors and so I put in a request for new hardware from a separate vendor to be placed within the building. We literally just changed the Wireless access points and the network became functional.
We ran diagnosing software to map out channels, signal strength, local networks and everything was spot on (Slight overlapping within 2 access points as we still must support 2.4GHz products and have 4 networks but this has always been the case.)
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The discovery of a small jade tool that was dropped into the waters off an island in the Southwest Pacific about 3,300 years ago is stirring up questions about its origin. The reason for puzzlement: the small green artifact has a chemical composition that is unlike any other described jade, and it was found thousands of miles away from the nearest known geological source.
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SANTA ROSA BEACH — Tourism is Walton County's largest single employer, accounting for a whopping 32 percent of the total, and its beaches are a huge reason why.
Though it ranks just 41st in population among Florida's 67 counties, Walton's bed-tax revenue is the 10th highest in the state.
The draw to the beaches of South Walton is a great thing, said Art Miller with the Institute of Senior Professionals, but a little diversity would be nice, too.
One of the recommendations Miller's group made in compiling a management audit for the Walton County Tourist Development Council was that efforts be undertaken to point out attractions other than the beaches.
"There are people who come down here for something other than a suntan," Miller said.
Jim Bagby, the TDC's executive director, said many of the group's suggestions are already being implemented.
The TDC is investing $1.5 million into the construction of bike paths, the report noted. Miller said, though some have objected, he sees the investment is a wise one.
"I am always shocked at the number of people I see with four bikes strapped to their cars," he said. "For some reason some people don't think bikers stay at hotels."
The ISP also recommended that funds be put into marketing the attractions of DeFuniak Springs, a town with a historic past featuring one of only two naturally occurring circular lakes in the world.
Bagby said he is working with DeFuniak Springs and has agreed to help the city market itself.
Florida's high point is located at Walton County's Benton Hill and there's a natural bridge located in Gaskin, the report notes.
The county also features the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center and Morrison Springs, a popular scuba attraction.
Golf courses aplenty can be found in both north and South Walton.
"The Walton County TDC could market a golf trail concept, similar to Alabama's Robert Trent Jones golf trail," the management audit report suggested.
Hiking trails both south and north of the U.S. Highway 331 bridge could be marketed as could the Choctawhatchee Bay and river, the report states.
Along with biking, eco-tourism and geocaching could encourage people to see what Walton County is all about, the report states.
The Walton County Tourist Development Council a;so needs to better communicate the importance of what it does.
It's a message that most people associated with the Walton agency seem to agree with, albeit at times begrudgingly, according to ISP spokesman Art Miller.
"Several times the people with the TDC said, 'We do that already.' But then they'd say, 'People say we don't do that,' " Miller said.
Miller said while conducting the research required to prepare the report, he was often asked, "Why do we need a TDC?" He has called on the TDC to toot its own horn.
"I told people, 'They do this and they do that,' and the people were like, I didn't know that," he said. "I'm saying, this is an opportunity for you to tell people what you do and remind them that bringing people to the community is important. Don't be afraid to tell people about it."
What the ISP suggests has been a priority since his first weeks as the TDC director, said Jim Bagby, who started in June.
"My message has been, first of all, we've done an extremely poor job of communicating what we do," Bagby said. "There are a lot of misconceptions."
In speeches he's made around the community, Bagby said he has attempted to correct the notion that the TDC spends property tax dollars promoting tourism.
He has also discussed the TDC's important role in things like beach maintenance and beach restoration.
"People should know what we're doing," Bagby said. "The message that has come across to me from the TDC team is 'We want to be seen as the good guys again.' "
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This 41,363-acre area in Washington and Bay counties runs 14 miles along the course of Econfina Creek and also encompasses mile after mile of xeric sandhill uplands with dozens of shallow, clear sand-bottomed lakes. These uplands recharge the springs that feed the creek. Most of the area was planted with commercial stands of non-native sand and slash pine, which are being harvested and restored to longleaf pine and wiregrass habitat. Along the creek hardwood forests and hammocks grow above fern-covered limestone bluffs and outcrops. In the spring, visitors will see blooming dogwoods, red buds, mountain laurel, wild azaleas, Carolina silverbells, Ashe and pyramid magnolias, and Florida anise. Recreational activities available on this area include seasonal hunting (see link at bottom of page), fishing, hiking (a 14 mile segment of the Florida National Scenic Trail traverses the WMA), horseback riding on designated trails (Pine Ridge Equestrian Trail, Wolf Pond Equestrian Trail, and other trails being developed), swimming, primitive and group camping, birding and paddling. Information on primitive camping and group camping is available at Northwest Florida Water Management District or by telephoning (850) 539-5999. Children under the age of 16 are required to wear a helmet when horseback riding on public lands. For more detailed information go to Nicole's Law . All horseback riders must have proof of current negative Coggins Test results for their horses when on state lands. The Econfina is a state designated canoe trail with launches located at Scotts Road (upper creek), Walsingham Bridge (middle creek) and Highway 20 (lower creek). The canoe trail contains numerous "chutes" on the upper creek with springs and limestone rock outcrops occurring on the lower creek between Highway 20 and Highway 388. The upper portion of the creek is especially strenuous and should only be attempted by experienced canoeists. Summer tanagers, warblers, wild turkeys and numerous raptor species, including bald eagles, kestrels, hawks and osprey are common along the Econfina. The short nature trail at Pitt Spring is an excellent spot for bird watching. This area is a site on the Great Florida Birding Trail. Also see the Econfina Fitzhugh-Carter Tract website.
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