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Chewable Adult Multi Tablets from Country Life® might provide the benefits associated with various vitamins and minerals required for proper health. Fruits' vegetables' nuts' seafood' and meat are natural sources of nutrients and are the recommended sources for optimum nutrition.
This supplement from Country Life® is designed for those who are unable to incorporate these foods into their daily diets. The formula provides vitamins including A' C' D' E' B-1' B-1' B-3' B-6' and folic acid and minerals like calcium' iron' zinc' and selenium.
Vitamin A is known to support vision and the immune system' while vitamin C is an antioxidant vitamin; it could provide strong antioxidant benefits to protect the cells and DNA. The B vitamins present here are all involved in the synthesis of nutrients and the production of energy. Some of the B vitamins might also help with the production of red blood cells and provide antioxidant aid.
Calcium is essential for the health of bones' teeth' and nails and might also support weight loss and weight management. Iron is important for the distribution of oxygen throughout the body. Magnesium could support the health of the muscles and nerves' while zinc' selenium' and bioflavonoids could provide antioxidants.
Chewable Adult Multi Tablets from Country Life® bring you an easy to take' chewable multivitamin and mineral formula for adults.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 1 wafer
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Calories 10
Total Carbohydrate 3 g 1 % *
Sugars 3 g **
Vitamin A (as 50 % retinyl palmitate and 50 % as beta carotene) 10'000 I.U 200 %
Vitamin C (as calcium ascorbate' sodium ascorbate' 200 mg 333 %
ascorbic acid'acerola berry extract 4:1)
Vitamin D (as ergocalciferol) 50 I.U 13 %
Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl acid succinate) 200 I.U 667 %
Thiamin (vitamin b-1)(as thiamine mononitrate) 10 mg 667 %
Riboflavin (vitamin B-2)(as riboflavin'riboflavin 5' phosphate) 10 mg 588 %
Niacin (as niacinamide'chromium polynicotinate) 10 mg 50 %
Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride' pyridoxal 5' phosphate' 10 mg 500 %
pyridoxine alpha-ketoglutarate)
Folic Acid 200 mcg 50 %
Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin) 50 mcg 833%
Biotin (as d-biotin) 100 mcg 33 %
Pantothenic Acid 9as d-calcium pantothenate) 10 mg 100 %
Calcium (as calcium citrate' calcium ascorbate) 50 mg 5 %
Iron (as ferrous fumarate) 5 mg 28 %
Magnesium (as magnesium oxide) 50 mg 13 %
Zinc (as zinc citrate) 5 mg 33 %
Selenium (as selenium amino acid chelate) 25 mcg 36 %
Copper (as copper oxide) 0.5 mg 25 %
Manganese (as manganese citrate) 2 mg 100 %
Chromium (as chromium polynicotinate) 50 mcg 42 %
Sodium (as sodium ascorbate) 10 mg <1 %
Potassium (as potassium citrate) 50 mg <2 %
Lemon Bioflavonoid Complex 20 mg **
Choline 9from 21 mg choline bitartrate) 10 mg **
Inositol 10 mg **
Ginkgo Biloba Extract (leaf)(24% flavoglycosides equal to 1.2 mg) 5 mg **
PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid) 3 mg **
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2'000 calorie diet.
** Daily Value not established
Other Ingredients: Fructose' sorbitol' stearic acid' orange flavor' natural pineapple flavor'
natural pineapple juice powder' silica' magnesium stearate' natural lemon flavor' citric acid.
(Does Not Contain: Wheat' soy' gluten' milk' preservatives or artificial color.)
Adults chew one (1) wafer daily.
As a reminder' discuss the supplements and medications that you take with your health care providers.
If you are pregnant or nursing' taking medication or planning a surgery' consult your doctor before using this product.
If any adverse reactions occur' stop taking the product and consult your doctor.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Artificial Color Free
- Gluten Free
- GMP Certification
- Milk Free
- Preservative Free
- Soy Free
- Vegetarian Product
- Wheat Free
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Overall Rating for Chewable Adult Multi - 60 Tablets
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By psychic plant lady
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Very Nice with a good taste for adults a
Chewable Adult Multi has a very nice taste price and beneficial mix of vitamins and minerals. The vitamins are somewhat out of balance in amounts with way to much Vitamin A but can be easily broken in halves or quarters. Good price and not hard to chew.
Taste price convenient form to take and travel. Can be easily broken in half for children
To much vitamin A.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By carl
from flushing, NY
I am happy I got Chewable Adult Multi. Takes good too.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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SteelPad 5L
The last time we had looked at a SteelPad product was back in 2004 when trying out their newly unleashed QcK+. However, this morning up for testing we have their new SteelPad 5L. What is unique about this mouse pad is that it is composed of five layers -- plastic, cloth, soft polyisoprene, hard plastic, and rubber elements. However, just how well is this pad? We will find out today.
22 June 2006
Sytrin AirCon PAC-500 Preview
Want to take your overclock to the next level? What we are previewing today is an exclusive product that will be on limited display during Computex Taipei 2006, and for those that are fortunate enough to see this product first hand should be awed by its abilities. We have had one of these hand-made prototypes in our labs for many weeks now, and while the design is not yet finalized, it certainly will have the capabilities to make your system go from warm to cold.
3 June 2006
Razer Armadillo
With spending a great deal of time preparing for the new Computex launches and coverage to come next week, we have been a bit busy around here but managed to spend some time with Razer's Armadillo. While the Armadillo is not nearly as fascinating as the Razer Copperhead, Krait, or Tarantula, it certainly is an interesting little piece of hardware.
20 May 2006
Razer Krait
Since Razer's first product, the Boomslang, they have been on an almost unstoppable winning streak with their various gaming peripherals. The last Razer mouse that we had the opportunity to caress was the Razer Copperhead, and today we took up the opportunity to examine one of their recent creations, the Krait. What new features do the Razer Krait bring to the mouse pad? For one, its rare in the fact that its a gaming mouse yet they reverted to a traditional three button design, compared to other mice that now sport five or even eight buttons.
12 May 2006
Everglide S-500 Headphones
Taking a break from the usual hardware roundabout, this morning up for your reading pleasure we have up our Everglide S-500 Professional Gaming Headphones review. The Everglide S-500 utilizes optimal noise isolation, enhanced audio positioning, gaming frequency response, and they are designed for comfort.
16 April 2006
Thermalright V-1 Ultra
A name that is synonymous with computer enthusiasts and overclockers when it comes to cooling manufacturers is Thermalright. While Thermalright has experimented with GPU and Chipset coolers in the past, their product efforts primarily focus upon AMD and Intel CPU cooling solutions. Up on the review block today we have the Thermalright V-1 Ultra GPU cooler, which appends a third heatpipe over the V-1 original.
7 April 2006
SilverStone Sugo Pack
What do we have up on the review bench today? Well, it is certainly like nothing else we have seen in the past -- in fact, it is simply a bag. However, this is plain and simply not an ordinary bag we have seen in the past for transporting computer parts but is rather an engineering masterpiece. This solution is made by SilverStone Technology and is dubbed the Sugo Pack. Do not let its name fool you, as the bag simply is not limited to SFF enclosures.
3 April 2006
Thermaltake BigWater SE + Volcano
Hitting the Internet this morning is our overclocking expedition with Thermaltake as we see how far a single-core Intel Pentium 4 processor can be pushed when using a BigWater SE and Volcano 4005. Just how well can Thermaltake push the limits when it comes to liquid cooling? The results in front of us today are certainly surprising.
1 April 2006
Razer Mantis Speed/Control
The Razer Mantis Speed and Control mats are composed of Fibertek by Everglide, oversized to ensure the mouse real estate is not lacking, and a rubber base ensures a reliable grip on the smoothest surfaces. Will the Razer Mantis continue in the company's legendary success with the eXactMat, Diamondback, and Boomslang products? Today on our desks, we have both the speed and control versions of the Razer Mantis, which claims to be a precision mousing surface. Today, however, we will find out for ourselves precisely as we pair it up with their infamous Coperhead.
20 February 2006
Logitech MX518/MX1000
Logitech is certainly no newcomer to the mouse industry, as they have been making input devices to satisfy everyone from gamers to general-purpose users for years. The mice we have our hands on today for testing is their MX518 and MX1000 models. The MX518 is their battle-tested optical performer while the MX1000 is their premiere laser cordless mouse.
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Name: Nick Barone
Birth Name: Carmen Barone
Born: 1926-06-12
Birthplace: Syracuse, New York, USA
Died: 2006-03-12 (Age:79)
Hometown: Syracuse, New York, USA
Height: 5′ 9″ / 175cm
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Carmen (Nick) Barone was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was Carmen, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.
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Awesome Ergonomic Chair! I love my ergoErgo! I have had it for a couple years now and it has stood up fairly well. I use it for the entire day at work. My abs and glutes get a workout from sitting on the chair and my back doesn't hurt at all, unlike conventional desk chairs. I prefer this to a balance ball (which I use at my desk at home) because it has a much smaller footprint and is easily scooted out of the way. One con is that the chair gradually deflates over time and needs to be pumped back up. For this you will need a bike pump and a ball pump needle adapter. The second con - the adult-sized ergoErgo only comes in black, blue, and orange!? what gives? I want red and pink and yellow! February 6, 2015
Stay away Initially, I thought Ergoergo looked funny. It was supposed to strengthen my core muscles and improve my balance while seating. Instead, it just turned out to be a very uncomfortable device, even after carefully adjusting the amount of air in the seat. On top of that, and after only 3 months of very moderate use, the seat suddenly deflated and collapsed. No way to fix it, the cheap plastic it is made of had cracked. Considering, the seat is $100, I thought it would last longer. But in the end, I was somewhat relieved that I had found a good reason to throw it away. And this is when I realized there is something about Ergoergo I really like⿦it is 100% recyclable! December 30, 2013
Sinks I am so disappointed. It was great in the store, couldn't wait to get it home and try it. Once I was home I almost flipped off the back of it because it sank, did not support me and completely crumpled. I emailed the company to see what is up with it. September 13, 2013
Love This Seat My husband and I saw on a TV show and I immediately knew that I wanted it. We found it at the Container Store. When you sit on it, you feel the change in your posture. It helps you balance and works your core. I had to work my way up to sitting on it for long periods of time, because my posture was so bad. Now I love it! If you have used a stability ball in the past, you will really appreciate this. It doesn't ever roll away! Great buy. The only thing I might do is make a cushion for the top. After awhile it feels like you have been riding a bike for a long time. June 26, 2013
Great office chair replacement I've been looking for an ergonomic balance ball like chair and this was the perfect compromise for a conservative office setting. The only complaint I have is that the procedure for adjusting the height of the chair is overly complicated. April 5, 2013
Keeping It Moving This ergo chair is great for those who sit down for hours at a time. It will help you tighten the tummy and strengthen the back. Similar to sitting on one of those exercise balls but much better. Gives good support (not too squishy) and is high enough for a standard desk height. Love this chair! March 20, 2013
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Ready to pound the pavement and make a living based on your shoe leather, charm and magazine prices? Not so fast.
Oldham County Fiscal Court passed an ordinance March 17 requiring door-to-door salespeople to register with the Oldham County Police Department, undergo a background check and pay $100 before hitting the sidewalk with an identification badge visible.
The license must be renewed every six months for $50.
A Shelby County resident alleges that the Oldham County Police Department denied him a job due to his membership in the National Guard. Bruce Gentry, of Shelby County, is a member of the Kentucky National Guard and a police officer with the Shelbyville Police Department. He has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against OCPD alleging the department denied him a job because of his military commitment. According to the suit, Gentry applied for a position with OCPD in November 2007.
Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve is hosting a one-day intensive digital photography class called "Hidden Springs and Wildflowers" with professional instructor Julie E. Brent. Bring a close-up lens, hiking shoes, fingerless gloves, hat and a jacket with plenty of pockets and dress in layers for the changeable weather during this workshop. The workshop will begin in the classroom with a very short review of camera basics.
Crestwood Bank of New York to Phenom LLC, lot 39, Woodsboro, 5106 Brookswood Road, Crestwood, $100,000. Gary and Paula Edens to Douglas and Misty Stutz, commissioner's deed, 7506 Kavanaugh Road, Crestwood, $55,000. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Washington D.C.
Improvements to Oldham County's roads will happen sooner than expected due to $420 million of federal stimulus dollars directed to road improvements in Kentucky. That money frees up money in the state budget, State Sen. Ernie Harris said. Harris, chair of the Senate Transportation Committee, said about $31 million will be directed to Oldham County in the next two years.
Norton Commons Farmers' Market will open for the season April 4. Live music begins in May, along with children's attractions and chefs demos.
In only his first year as principal, Stuart Martin of Camden Station Elementary has already been named Outstanding Principal by the Kentucky School Counselor Association. Camden Station Counselor Brittany Ford was named Kentucky Counselor of the Year and the Emerging Leader Award. Deputy Superintendent Charleen McAuliffe said in his first year Martin has really built a strong community of students and staff as he incorporated long time teachers at Camden with new staff replacing those who went to Locust Grove Elementary when it opened in August.
The City of La Grange will be participating in World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour.
The Oldham Era, Baptist Hospital Northeast, Mortenson Family Dental and a host of local businesses are teaming up to offer a makeover for one lucky Oldham County mom.
After a unanimous vote at the La Grange City Council's March meeting approved the comprehensive zoning ordinance, the mayor decided to veto it more than a week later.
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People like our pick
It's a good day
Go Gators!
Lord knows you don't want to pass on Nomar to take C.J. Nitkowski,just because he's a college pitcher only a fool would do that. But then again you could pick Dante Powell.Commentator said in the 1st round you always draft best available. He said that Bruce was rated by some teams as the No. 4 player available, so the Reds should be happy w/ him.
Bruce may be a great talent but I have a feeling DanO won't be around to see him play at GABP.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Alright. What's the holdup. They said it would resume at 1:45.
I miss Adam Dunn.
well, torra went to the Dbacks as the 1st supplemental pick
Bowden couldn't take Maybin because he didn't have the money, but he would have been all over Maybin if he had it(Where have I heard that before?).
No Roe....just went.
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"Sit over here next to Johnathan (Bench)...sit right here, he's smart."--Sparky Anderson
Indians take John Drennen. Nice pick.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Wow, it's nice that we made a first round pick that looks real good 5 minutes after draft day.
DanO and Reynolds made a good call here. We need everything in our system. I feel a lot more confident about making Bruce a MLer than another HS pitcher.
So are they at the end of the first round? I have a friend that is expecting to be picked in the second round. A HS pitcher. He's a lefty, about 6'8" throws a fastball in the low 90's, has hit as high as 94, a good splitter and a change. He has started working on a curve. Cards, Cubs, BoSox, and a few other teams have payed a lot of attn to him. Supposedly the reds are out of the picture though. He pitched for New Richmond HS, Dave Duncan is his name.
Roe to the Rockies as compensation for Vinny Castilla....uhhh, I'll take Roe.
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
4 pitchers for the Marlins
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Pads took Cesar Ramos from Long Beach - good pick.
IMO there's not a HS arm worth taking with the #60 pick. BA rates a whole pile of them from 34 to 63 (13 to be exact), but I like the college arms rated behind them better.Originally Posted by Jaycint
Raisel Ghul, the Demon's Head
Make that a thing.
The Marlins are LOADING up on power pitchers. No surprise.
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
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Campbellsville Middle School is seeking two parent representatives to serve on its site-based decision making council for the 2008-2009 school year.
Parents may nominate themselves or another parent. Check with the parent nominated to ensure that they wish to serve on the council.
The nominations must be signed and received in the middle school office (PTSO mailbox) by Wednesday, May 7. The election will take place on May 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Campbellsville Middle School.
Parents are eligible to serve if they meet the following criteria:
The Taylor County Sheriff's Department is investigating the theft of several trailers.
According to a report filed by Taylor County Sheriff's Deputy Allen Newton, sheriff's deputies received information about an individual attempting to unload a possibly stolen lawnmower on Chestnut Grove Road on Monday.
The report states that when deputies arrived, the person had left the scene, pulling a bumper hitch trailer.
At the scene, deputies recovered an EverRide Warrior mower stolen from a residence on Saloma Road and a trailer stolen from the Woodlawn Avenue area.
Taylor County is lucky to have many remarkable men. And the Central Kentucky News-Journal honors just some of those men each June.
In particular, the News-Journal is searching for a man worthy of the title "Taylor County Man of the Year."
In cooperation with several local businesses, the News-Journal will publish a special section honoring that man - and others - on Monday, June 9.
The "Taylor County Man of the Year" will be chosen from community nominations.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Frank Stone of Scottsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah-Kathryn Stone, to Brandon Kendrick Keltner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keltner of Campbellsville.
Stone is the granddaughter of Annice Stone of Scottsville, Mr. and Mrs. William Smila of Glasgow and the late Frank B. Stone and Jack Douglas Alexander.
A Campbellsville teenager was injured Friday in a motorcycle collision.
According to a report filed by Taylor County Sheriff's Deputy William Rice, Roger Bright, 19, of Reids Chapel Road was traveling north on a 2000 Kawasaki 600R on Reids Chapel Road.
The report states that Bright ran off the roadway and into a ditch when he attempted to drive around a curve.
Bright was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital where he was treated and released.
Three of five Campbellsville residents accused of operating a crime ring have pleaded guilty to various charges against them, though criminal syndication charges were dismissed.
The five were indicted by a Taylor County grand jury in February 2007.
According to the indictments, the defendants were accused of conspiring together in the theft and distribution of stolen property in December 2006.
Indicted were:
- Joseph Q. Seadler, 24, of 420 Kenny St.
- Megan Michelle Wise, 20, of 403 Smith Ridge Road.
- Timothy Wayne Crum, 28, also of 420 Kenny St.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Scott of Fair Play, S.C. announce the engagement of their daughter, Carrie Elizabeth Scott of Statesboro, Ga., to Jonathan Carter Rafferty, son of Janet Rafferty of Campbellsville and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rafferty of Mechanicsville, Va.
Scott is the granddaughter of Mildred T. Scott of Statesboro, Hazel L. Vaughn of Spring Hill, Fla. and the late Edward C. Scott and Charles L. Vaughn.
The amount listed is the price paid or the fair market value of the property.
Hidden Meadows Inc. of Greensburg Road in Campbellsville to Howard Eastridge Construction Inc. of Sulphur Springs Road in Columbia, Lots 98 through 105, 107, and 109 through 118 of Section H of the Hidden Meadows Subdivision, $212,865.
Howard Eastridge Construction Inc. of Sulphur Springs Road in Columbia to Carroll and Betty Floyd of High Point Crossing in Campbellsville, Lot 110 of Section H of the Hidden Meadows Subdivision, $19,900.
Carrie Scott and Jonathan Rafferty were honored with a wedding shower on Saturday, April 12 at Good Hope Baptist Church. Rafferty is a native of Taylor County and a graduate of Taylor County High. The couple will marry on May 3 at Quail Creek Resort in Alabama. Pictured are, from left, Beulah Netherland, the groom's grandmother; Jonathan and Carrie; and Janet Rafferty, the groom's mother.
Taylor County Girl Scout Troop #298 attended a cake decorating class on March 29 in Elizabethtown. Members who participated were Payton Howard, Kelsey Woodrum, Danielle Dickens, Grace Bertram and Sarah Dickens.
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Hi, my BF about 2 months ago built a gaming pc and since yesterday he has been getting "yellow screens of death", where one monitor (usually the left 'secondary') turns a solid pale-bright yellow and the main monitor turns black. It doesn't unstuck itself unless its manually rebooted. It started after he began to stream Wildstar in 720p. He has an Intel i7-4770K processor, Asus Maximus Hero VI motherboard, Thermaltake ToughPower 750W (not the new one, the one from last year), Corsair Vengeance 8gb x2 (16) ram (not sure which model it is), Corsair H80i Cooling, Asus GTX 770, Samsung 128gb SSD with a 250gb WD slave, Windows 8.1 64bit.
It would only come down between the PSU and the GPU correct? As far as past issues, when he got the Vengeance ram and clocked it up, the PSU began making some weird buzzing sound several days later and then stopped after he downclocked it back to 1800. He tried reinstalling the Nvidia drivers just to be sure, and just waiting on it to happen again.
Anybody have any ideas on why this is doing it? And can a faulty/dying PSU be the cause, and how?


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A method and system for a communication network containing both trusted peers and untrusted hosts within the network. Trusted peers can collaborate with each other to observe and monitor the activity of the untrusted hosts. In addition, a trusted peer instantiated with a virtual machine can have an operating system kernel collaborate with a hypervisor to determine whether threats are present. A trusted peer that needs particular functionality installed can collaborate with other trusted peers and with an administrative console to have that functionality installed. An untrusted host can have a driver directly inserted into it by an administration console, which will facilitate in the collaboration process.
1. A method for inserting a driver into a virtual machine comprising:
parsing, by a computer system, a virtual machine file on a storage device for a known bit pattern;
determining, by the computer system, based on the known bit pattern, a location in which to insert an executable segment;
inserting, by the computer system, the executable segment into the virtual machine file on the storage device using the determined location; and
verifying, by the computer system, that the insertion completed successfully.
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replacing the known bit pattern in the virtual machine file with the executable segment;
encapsulating the known bit pattern with an application wrapper; and
utilizing the executable segment as a conduit to allow the known bit pattern to execute.
8. The method of
executing the virtual machine in temporary memory;executing a driver insertion script; and
inserting the executable segment into the executing virtual machine.
9. A system for inserting a driver into a virtual machine comprising:
a storage device to store a virtual machine file; and
a processing device, coupled to the storage device, to:
parse the virtual machine file for a known bit pattern;
determine, based on the known bit pattern, a location in which to insert an executable segment;
insert the executable segment into the virtual machine file using the determined location; and
verify that the insertion completed successfully.
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replace the known bit pattern in the virtual machine file with the executable segment;
encapsulate the known bit pattern with an application wrapper; and
utilize the executable segment as a conduit to allow the known bit pattern to execute.
16. The system of
execute the virtual machine in temporary memory;
execute a driver insertion script; and
insert the executable segment into the executing virtual machine.
17. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium containing data and instructions to cause a processor to perform a method for inserting a driver into a virtual machine comprising:
parsing, by a computer system, a virtual machine file on a storage device for a known bit pattern;
determining, by the computer system, based on the known bit pattern, a location in which to insert an executable segment;
inserting, by the computer system, the executable segment into the virtual machine file on the storage device using the determined location; and
verifying, by the computer system, that the insertion completed successfully.
18. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of
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22. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of
23. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of
replacing the known bit pattern in the virtual machine file with the executable segment;
encapsulating the known bit pattern with an application wrapper; and
utilizing the executable segment as a conduit to allow the known bit pattern to execute.
24. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of
executing the virtual machine in temporary memory;executing a driver insertion script; and
inserting the executable segment into the executing virtual machine.
1. Field
The invention relates generally to virtualization techniques and more specifically the insertion of a driver directly into a virtual machine executable file.
2. Background
Modern enterprise networks are designed and architected for client/server computing, as well as peer to peer communication. A host computing machine may attach itself to a modern enterprise network and establish itself on the enterprise utilizing no more than a non-authenticated physical connection. Specifically, an untrusted host computing machine with physical access to an enterprise network can attach and monitor for "typical" network behavior, as well as specific authentication criteria that could allow a malicious individual(s) to gain access the resources of the given enterprise network. In many cases it is not possible for the physical hardware responsible for both the security and business continuity of the enterprise network to determine which host(s) or peers should or should not be present and accessing network resources.
A computing host that has been classified as "non-authentic" (e.g., a rogue machine, unidentified machine, or a machine that has some type of malicious functionality installed on it) should be removed from the enterprise if possible or, at a minimum, provided with very limited services and access to the enterprise resources. An approach that allows for categorical denial of a "non-authentic" peer to access, impact, or otherwise effect the enterprise network would be useful in such a situation.
A need therefore exists for a software arrangement and process that is capable of allowing trusted entities within a communications network to collaborate with each other to determine whether a particular activity should be permitted or not. In one case, a need exists for allowing trusted nodes within a communications network to collaborate with each other to determine whether an untrusted node may be trusted. In another case, a need exists for allowing trusted components of a virtual machine to collaborate in determining whether communications to or from a given node should be permitted or whether there are security vulnerabilities are being exploited (or attempting to be exploited) on that node. A need further exists for the ability to directly insert a driver into a virtual machine file of either a trusted or untrusted node.
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, a software based mechanism allows a driver to be directly inserted into a flat file of a virtual machine. The insertion of the driver can occur when the virtual machine is at rest (i.e., in storage). Alternatively, the driver can be inserted when the virtual machine is executing. According to an embodiment, the driver can be inserted by compressing a known file in the existing virtual machine and inserting the driver in the space freed up by the compression of that known file.
Additionally, in an embodiment a driver can be inserted into a virtual machine by encapsulating a known set of functionality and executing it out of user space instead of kernel space. In another embodiment, a driver can be inserted into an already executing virtual machine.
Numerous opportunities may exist within an enterprise for a host computing device (or simply "host device") to connect to an enterprise network. Often, such host devices may connect to the enterprise network in a way that results in a degradation of business continuity, the loss or destruction of intellectual property, or some other negative impact. These negative results could occur as a result of a malicious user purposefully trying to harm the network or as a result of an inadvertent user simply unaware of the damage being caused. Examples of such negative effects include infecting the enterprise network with viruses, Trojans or other malware; being used as a zombie in a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack; or maliciously causing a DDOS on the infected host and also to other hosts on the network by flooding the network with unauthorized traffic.
One approach for handling the above situation would be to validate untrusted hosts in the enterprise before full enterprise communication and resource allocation is permitted between trusted peers. In this context, a trusted peer is a host device within an enterprise network and an untrusted host comprises a host device that has not been or, for some reason, cannot be fully authenticated. A trusted peer is a host device that has been adequately authenticated to the enterprise. Such authentication may be facilitated by a single trusted peer (in collaboration with the administration console) and also by collaboration between multiple trusted peers to determine peer authenticity and remediation of non-authentic enterprise nodes.
Once a distributed system of collaborating trusted (i.e., authenticated) peers has been established within an enterprise network, those trusted peers can operate in conjunction to determine a classification for another untrusted node. This collaboration requires only that the trusted nodes observe or witness the communication behavior of the untrusted node. Similarly, within a trusted node, collaboration can occur between trusted components at various levels within the computing stack to determine if any security vulnerabilities are being exploited.
Various embodiments of this mechanism and an exemplary process for installing it are described in the following subsections. As indicated, this mechanism could be remotely distributed from a single hardware platform to one or more nodes within an enterprise network. The mechanism could be installed in stages and each stage can be selected with the characteristics of that node in mind. The configuration at any given mode could comprise an observation functionality, an analysis functionality, a reporting functionality, a remediation functionality or some subset of those functionalities.
In this example, the AC has at least the following components: user interface 131, application server 132, mapper 133, JDBC/SQL 134, database 135 and AC communication module 136. The AC propagates the security mechanism out to the various network nodes via the data transmission medium. It might propagate the mechanism in stages so as to first cause a receiving network node to install the core aspect or core engine of the mechanism when a user of the node logs in. The installation is designed to be transparent to the user and the core engine is hooked into the stack of the operating system of the node. This installation thus yields the disposition of the core engine and stealth kernel driver as shown in each of nodes 110 and 120.
Once the core engine component is installed, the AC may send a communication module component that enables data traffic pertaining to the collaboration mechanism functionality to be conveyed or communicated to and/or from that network node. These components are shown as the node communication modules in each of nodes 110 and 120. Collectively, the core engine, the node communication module, and the additional modules described below comprise a set of functional modules.
Once the node communication module is installed, the AC can forward one or more observation modules to the node. Examples of types of observation modules will be described below. Each such module can be designed to receive data packets intercepted between an adapter driver and a protocol layer of the node's operating system and then analyze the data packets to determine whether they are indicative of some activity or behavior of interest.
In one possible embodiment, the user interface of the AC will present a security dashboard to an operator. The dashboard will facilitate operator actions intended to remotely install, execute, report on and manage the state of the enterprise from a single geographic location.
In addition to illustrating components of interest,
In the example of
In one example configuration, data store 218 can include a relational database to store all persistent data pertaining to the security mechanism. This data can include, but is not limited to, system configuration information, system state information, activity reports from node modules such as from a communication module, an observation module or remediation module. The database could additionally store module activity event configuration, network topology data, node inventory data, operator credentials, and operator activity log data. Thus, the AC can monitor, track and act on information detected and/or collected by the security mechanism at the respective nodes. As a consequence, an operator or system monitor can prescribe further security-related activities to the network via the various network nodes. Also, because the AC can see the reports of multiple nodes, it can detect security attacks that might not be detectable by a single network node operating on its own.
The modules for observation and/or remediation are associated with the module component 350. In this example, the module component includes communications capabilities 351, inventory data stores 353, one or more observation modules 355 and one or more remediation modules 357. These observation and remediation modules are intended to handle the details of the packet processing operations. The modules also can be dynamically updated.
The above-described architecture is designed to include multiple strategies for packet drivers. An appropriate packet driver for a particular customer or node will depend on customer requirements. While the specifics may vary, it is beneficial if a packet driver has one or more of the following characteristics:
1. it intercepts packets as close to the adapter driver as possible;
2. it allows the packet driver to be re-installed if disabled by user control;
3. it detects whether the connection to the adapter driver is hooked/intercepted/tampered with in any way; and
4. persists in the core engine in non-volatile memory and load and execute the Core Engine.
Additionally, the Secure Intermediate Driver described above can be designed so that, for example in a Microsoft operating system environment, it will effectively look like an adapter driver to the protocols and a protocol to the adaptive driver. The SID can then forward all of the packets to the CE and it can effectively forward all packets between the protocols and the adapter driver transparently if desired.
In the arrangement of
In this arrangement, the CE's Packet Manager and Ripping Engine exchanges packets with the intermediate driver, as above, and with the TCP/IP device intercept 510. The Packet Manager and Ripping Engine further exchanges packets with various handling modules as appropriate.
Within the CE, the API interface thread handles the read/write interface from the CAPI as described above with respect to
As illustrated in
The PDM will get packets from each connection to the TCP/IP device. In the case where there are multiple TCP/IP addresses the PDM could identify each connection with a unique identifier. This connection identifier will have correlating information stored in an Inventory Module which is described below. The PDM will also get packets from each adapter driver that is currently installed in the system. The PDM will also identify each packet stream to/from the adapter driver with a unique identifier.
The PDM allows modules to request packets/data from each potential source. The PDM has two specific request types; the first is a serial "forward" of the packets and the second is to forward the packet information in parallel with a "smart pointer". Modules that request a serial "forward" of the packets/data will have the potential of modifying the data before the data is forwarded onto the next module or the egress of the PDM. The PDM will allow the modules to specifically ask for traffic from a specific point in the network stack (i.e., egress down from a specific TCP/IP device connection, or ingress up from the adapter driver), or from a specific direction to/from all connections in the network stack (i.e. ingress up from all adapter drivers).
The PDM will perform packet decodes (as much as possible) on all packets/data received by the PDM. The PDM will allow modules to ask for packets/data based on decoded packet/data information.
The following is a list of features that the PDM could be configured to handle:
1. The PDM will obtain traffic flows to/from the Adapter Driver with a connection that is as close to the Adapter Driver as possible.
2. The PDM will obtain traffic flows to/from the TCP/UDP/Raw filter with a connection that is as close to the Applications as possible.
3. The PDM will allow modules to register for serial packet/data forwards based on a specific location and unique device, based on a specific location for all devices, or based on a decoded packet filter.
4. The PDM will allow the modules to modify the serial packet/data traffic and will forward the modified data.
5. The PDM will allow modules to register for parallel packet/data traffic. The PDM will distribute this information using "smart pointers". Modules are not allowed to modify packet/data traffic received with a parallel packet registration.
6. The PDM will allow modules to register for parallel packet decodes information to be sent to the module. The PDM will distribute the packet decodes information using smart pointers.
7. The PDM will allow modules to specify the priority of the filter for serial packet forwarding, parallel packet forwarding, and parallel packet decode forwarding for packets/data received at any specific location. The priority of the filter will determine what order packets will be forwarded to a module. A module may specify a different priority for packets received at different points. For example a module may specify a high priority for packets received on the ingress from the adapter drivers so that it sees packets before any other modules for traffic on the way in, and specify a low priority for packets received on the ingress from the protocol drivers so that it sees packets last after any other modules for traffic on the way out.
8. The PDM will allow modules to "kill" packets/data so that the data is no longer forwarded. This will allow a remediation module to block all packets to/from devices as required.
9. The PDM will allow modules to generate new packets/data to/from any connection point.
As illustrated in many of the drawing figures and as discussed above, the security mechanism can be deployed within a node with one or more modules such as observation modules and remediation modules.
Modules could have a variety of functionality. Some modules could gather computer inventory, some modules could gather network topology, some modules could perform behavior analysis on the network traffic, and some modules could remediate network traffic. All modules in the system must be designed against a set of generic requirements for modules. The generic requirements are as follows:
1. Modules will be installed by the Core Engine and be coded to operate in kernel space or user space.
2. Modules should be able to be uninstalled on demand at run-time.
3. Modules should have the ability to persist information.
As indicated above, the communications module will be used by all other modules to communicate with the Administration Console. The communications module may have multiple modes of communication that it can use, including:
1. Ethernet Broadcast packets—These broadcast packets will not use IP, and therefore will not be routable. However, other nodes which see these messages may route them to/from the AC.
2. UDP packets—This will be a standard UDP packet stream to the AC.
3. Spliced UDP packets—This will be standard UDP packet streams sent in different splices routed via other nodes to the AC.
4. Covert communications—this will use normal IP traffic streams and embed covert communications in to the stream so that communications can not be easily traced.
5. Covert spliced communications—this will use normal IP traffic streams, and may splice the traffic via different channels to reach the AC. The spliced traffic may be routed via other nodes to the AC.
The following features may be desirable for the CM:
1. Receive, authenticate, validate, and decrypt all messages from the AC. Encrypt, create a message integrity check, sign, and send all messages to the AC.
2. Receive all module creation messages, and when a module is complete authenticate, validate, and decrypt the module. Send the module to the module manager for installation.
3. Route all messages received to the proper module or modules.
4. Handle multiple priority messages from various modules and send those messages in the order required based on priority. The CM should be able to stop sending a lower priority message that has been partially sent in order to send a higher priority message. The CM should resume sending the lower priority message when possible, with out retransmitting the entire message.
Other potential modules that might, be used include an Inventory Module (IM), a Discovery Module (DM), Remediation Modules (RM) and Observation Modules (OM).
The IM could be used by all other modules to get inventory information about the computer. The IM could track information like the following:
1. What network cards are installed in the system, and will generate a unique identifier for traffic to/from the network card. The IM will attempt to determine the type of network card; including, wireless, Ethernet, GigE card, and etc. Will determine if Microsoft VPN services are configured on the system.
2. What protocols are installed in the system, and will generate a unique identifier for the traffic to/from the protocol.
3. The software packages that are installed on the system.
4. Will attempt to determine if VPN software is installed on the system. Will specifically look for an intermediate driver from DNE and PCAUSA.
5. Will attempt to determine if a packet sniffer is installed on the system; i.e., Sniffer Pro, Etherpeek, and Ethereal. Will determine if winpcap is installed on the system.
The DM could be used by all other modules to get discovered network information. The DM could maintain information like the following:
1. The MAC addresses of any computer that has been seen on the network.
2. The IP or other network address for any MAC address seen on the network.
3. Duplicate IP addresses will be managed.
4. Multiple IP addresses from a MAC address will be managed.
5. The NNE status of computers seen on the network.
6. The packet counts and octet counts for data sent between computers seen on this network.
RMs could perform remediation against network traffic flows. These may be flows detected by Observation Modules (OMs) that are originating from malware, flows blocked by AC configuration, or other network traffic flows identified by any Observation Module (OM). Remediation may be blocking the traffic flow, resetting the traffic flow, or spoofing that the traffic flow is proceeding while blocking the flow (i.e., like a honey pot).
Initially the RMs will be "dormant" and not have any packet filters registered. They will register their APIs to the API Manager in the CE. If an RM receives a configuration message from the AC or an OM to filter a specific network traffic stream, then it will use the API manager to get the Packet Manager API, and register a serial packet filter for the traffic stream. When that packet stream is delivered to the RM, then it can perform remediation.
Typically, the RM will be required to perform the following:
1. Receive remediation requests from the AC or OMs.
2. Use the IM to determine the appropriate packet filters to use to remediate the request.
3. Register with the Packet Manager for the appropriate serial packet filters.
4. Remediate the traffic received from the Packet Manager.
OMs could perform behavior analysis on the various network packet flows received by the security mechanism. There will be different type of OMs that will look for different network behaviors. The OMs will use the other modules in the system to perform the behavior analysis.
The OMs will be required to perform the following:
1. Use the IM to determine the appropriate packet filters to use for the OM to operate properly.
2. Register with the Packet Manager for the appropriate serial or parallel packet filters.
3. If required, use the DM to get network topology information.
4. When required issue alarm information via the CM to the AC.
5. When requested issue status information via the CM to the AC.
6. If required, receive configuration information and persist that configuration information.
7. When required issue requests to the RM to provide remediation.
Determining whether an untrusted host can be acceptable to trusted peers and have access to enterprise resources can occur by allowing multiple trusted peers to collaborate with each other to identify and classify the state of the unknown or untrusted host being observed. Referring to the exemplary system shown in
In a similar fashion, untrusted host 714 can be physically connected to local area network 708. Trusted peers 716, 718, 720, and 722, each containing a collaboration module as described above, can collaborate on the observation, identification, and classification of the activities of untrusted host 714. This can be accomplished by trusted nodes sharing information they observe from the unknown host's communications with enterprise networks resources as well as the trusted peers themselves. Eventually, that collaboration could lead to untrusted host 714 becoming trusted. Alternatively, untrusted host 714 could exhibit questionable behavior or could violate policy. In such a case, the rest of the trusted nodes on network 708 could contribute to preventing access by untrusted host 714 to network resources.
Any number of behaviors by or characteristics of an untrusted node could be observed by the trusted hosts. Enterprise network communications between both trusted peers and untrusted hosts could be observed or monitored for behavior that could be used to determine the risk associated with continuing a networked relationship with any given trusted peer or untrusted host, regardless of it's classification. Such a list of behaviors could be provided to the trusted peers by a user, developed through a self-learning process, or some combination of the two.
As an example, trusted peers 716, 718, 720, and 722 in
Since each of the above attacks is network based, the trusted peers could collaborate in their observation and remediation of the untrusted host. In a virtual environment, if the untrusted node existed on a physical machine that was a trusted peer, the attacks could be observed there as well by the collaboration between the driver in the hypervisor and the device driver in the operating system (as discussed further in the context of
Also as a result of the above described distributed approach, if one or more trusted peers require a module that is temporarily unavailable from Administration Console 702, a trusted peer may request or be pushed a module or set of modules and updated configuration from the other trusted peers. For example, in the event that trusted peer 720 did not have one or more particular remediation modules as described above in the context of
With the observation and determination of "authenticated" peers that exhibit one or many of these behaviors, a system according to the present invention can allow for the denial of access to network resources by the untrusted host. To do this, one or more trusted peers can ignore the communication attempts by an untrusted host. This methodology can also prevent an untrusted host from introducing unauthorized traffic into an intranet or over the Internet. Further, behavior by neighboring hosts and other network elements (like routers, switches, firewalls, etc) can be enforced per policies supplied, for example, by the network administrator.
Similarly, access by an untrusted host can be remediated in a virtualized environment. In such a case, access by the untrusted host to the network could be restricted or completely prevented by a driver running on the associated hypervisor (as illustrated in the context of
Using collaboration in the virtualized environment (as illustrated further in the context of
For cases where trusted peers determine and classify a formally untrusted host's state as safe (or trusted), a message can be sent to administration console 702 to insert the core engine described above to the newly classified peer, along with other modules appropriate for that trusted peer. Having been authenticated, the now trusted peer will also be instantiated with a collaboration module to assist in future analysis of untrusted hosts that connect to the network. The insertion of the collaboration module in the now trusted peer could, further, be accomplished without needing to restart the trusted peer.
Once installed, device driver 816 in the operating system kernel and hypervisor driver 818 can collaborate with each other and with other trusted peers to observe activity by other untrusted hosts. For example, device driver 816 and driver 818 could determine if an untrusted host has installed a rootkit by collaborating and comparing activity that was intended by the application and what services were actually requested to the hypervisor 812 of the physical machine.
Similarly, hosted virtual machine 904 can collaborate with hosted virtual machine 906. In an embodiment, collaboration module 922 within hosted virtual machine 904 can communicate over the network with collaboration module 932 within hosted virtual machine 906. As described above with respect to
Within hosted virtual machine 904, collaboration module 922 can also perform observation and analysis on activities that lie only within hosted virtual machine 904. For example, collaboration module 922 can observe the integrity and authenticity of the code that makes up all of hosted virtual machine 904 by utilizing an electronic signature. In an embodiment, collaboration module 922 can generate a cryptographic digital signature across various portions of the executable code that make up hosted virtual machine 904. The digital signatures could then be checked at various times during the operation of hosted virtual machine 904 to verify that no changes had been made to any of the code (e.g., by a malicious or rogue entity within the network).
In an embodiment, a digital signature refers to a public key digital signature (or simply digital signature), which can; be calculated across any data object using well understood cryptographic techniques. A digital signature derives its security from the concept of a key pair, consisting of a public key and private key that have a specific mathematical relationship between them. Within a public key infrastructure (PKI), a key pair can be provided to each entity or machine that is to generate digital signatures. In a PKI, the public key can be shared publicly without jeopardizing the overall security of the system.
More specifically, the mathematical relationship between the public key and the private key that comprise the key pair permits the public key to be revealed while maintaining the security of the overall system. This characteristic is particularly important in an open network system such as the Internet where entities need a reliable means of authentication. The private key, on the other hand, must be securely maintained in order for the security of the system to be maintained.
A public key pair used to produce a public key digital signature further has the property of computational infeasibility; i.e., it would be computationally infeasible for an entity to determine the private key of a user from the public key of that user. Thus, the user may share the public key of the user's key pair through a mechanism known as a digital certificate (or simply a "certificate"). In addition to the public key, a certificate may contain a number of other fields that contain information about the holder of the certificate. The well understood X.509 standard, ITU recommendation ITU-T X.509, defines a certificate format commonly used for Internet communications.
In the system shown in
Administration console 1005 can identify or qualify which virtual machines in network storage 1050 contain specific software. In an embodiment, a list of virtual machines that do not contain a specific software technology (including, for example, a kernel V-driver according to the present invention) can be developed. Since a hypervisor contains information on the location of each "at rest" virtual machine (i.e., the flat file of a virtual machine that is not being executed), the list of virtual machines that do not contain a kernel V-driver can be used to query hypervisor API 1015 or kernel V-driver 1025 in hypervisor kernel 1020 to locate where physically those virtual machines reside when they are "at rest." It will thus be possible to identify, locate, and insert a kernel level device driver into a virtual machine file that is resident on a physical machine or on a local disk, storage area network, or network attached storage associated with a particular hypervisor.
The insertion of a kernel driver into a flat file that (when executed) is considered a virtual machine may be accomplished by parsing though the "at rest" flat file of the virtual machine and identifying the bit location of other known drivers (e.g., printer drivers, communications drivers, and other similar drivers) Once a specific known driver is location, various methods could be used to insert the kernel driver into the virtual machine flat file.
In an embodiment, virtual machine flat file 1060 can be parsed for known drivers and once located a known driver can be replaced with a kernel driver (such as V-driver Kernel Driver 1075 shown in
In an alternate embodiment, virtual machine flat file 1070 can be parsed for known drivers as described above. The known driver can be replaced with V-driver kernel driver 1080 that will facilitate the functions of the known driver by encapsulating the known driver with an application wrapper that can then utilize V-driver kernel driver 1080 to execute the encapsulated known driver from application space while providing it a kernel interface. The V-driver will assume the location and connection of the "known driver" and move the "known driver" into application space, setting up a conduit to interface the "known driver" back into the kernel.
In yet another embodiment, the virtual machine can be executed in temporary, contained memory (also known as a "sandbox") and the V-driver Kernel Driver can be inserted at run-time, with no user interaction. The insertion is accomplished by utilizing the exposed interfaces at run-time. By loading the Virtual Machine in a separate virtual player instance for the purposes running a driver insertion script against the file, the virtual machine will temporarily be executed by the virtual player instance and then, inserted with the driver and terminated, without user interaction. This process will be performed as a batch process against virtual machines that do not contain the V-driver automatically at the user's option.
A communication network can contain both trusted peers and untrusted hosts within the network. Utilizing the systems and methods described above, trusted peers can collaborate with each other and with an administration console using collaboration modules. A trusted peer can observe and monitor the activity of other trusted peers, untrusted hosts, along with activity within the computing system of that trusted peer itself. In addition, a trusted peer instantiated with a virtual machine can have an operating system kernel collaborate with a hypervisor to determine whether threats are present. A trusted peer that needs particular functionality installed can collaborate with other trusted peers and with an administrative console to have that functionality installed. Further, an untrusted host can have a driver directly inserted into it by an administration console, which will facilitate in the collaboration process.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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Charleston has a special place in the heart of president-elect Barack Obama, as anyone who heard his victory speech Tuesday night could tell.
"Our campaign was not hatched in the halls of Washington. It began in the backyards of Des Moines and the living rooms of Concord and on the front porches of Charleston," he told the crowd of 1 million gathered at Chicago's Grant Park and millions more watching at home.
Obama spent a warm spring day on one of Charleston's most handsome porches during a campaign stop in April 2007.
He spoke to a crowd of 1,500 at Burke High School but spent much of the day at a fundraising event at 21 King St., home of venture capitalist Ted Dintersmith and his wife Elizabeth Hazard, who had moved here from Boston.
At least 150 people paid $1,000 each to dine on shrimp, rice and green beans with Barack and Michelle Obama in the courtyard and on the piazzas of their spacious home a few blocks from The Battery.
"It was truly astonishing," said Dintersmith, reached by phone in Seattle, where he and his wife and two children now live.
"Both Michelle and Barack were so gracious, and even though Michelle had to leave right afterward to fly back to Chicago, Barack stayed around for quite a while, signing his book for people and just talking," he said. "It wasn't like when everybody left, he turned into a different persona. He was just the same as when he was in public, very low-key, very nice."
Standing on their porch, Michelle Obama gave a speech in which she marveled at the home, saying, "Talk about the White House, I think this house is pretty terrific. I'd like to come back and spend the night!"
When Obama later returned to Charleston, he spoke with Franklin Ashley, a College of Charleston professor and an early Obama supporter. He reminisced with Ashley about his first visit here, telling him, "Coming to that luncheon was a very important time for me because it was then that I thought if that many people from a place like Charleston would pay $1,000 to come have lunch with me, that I just might have a real chance to win."
He recently made known his fondness for the city again when he spoke with Mayor Joe Riley during a U.S. Conference of Mayors event in Miami.
"He was getting ready to talk to the mayors to discuss urban policies, and he said, 'You know Joe, I really love Charleston. It's such a beautiful and restful place. I look forward to coming back,' " Riley recalled.
Phil Noble, a member of the Obama statewide steering committee and president of the South Carolina New Democrats, said when Obama made his first stop in South Carolina — for a January 2007 rally in Columbia — he briefed Obama about South Carolina's political and cultural history. He gave Obama a Palmetto State tie.
"I also told him our state motto was: 'While I breathe, I hope,' " Noble said. "Barack's eyes lit up and he said, "Hey, I think I can use that some time.' "
Noble said he had been puzzled that Obama didn't make more use of it during his primary campaign here, but he heard it Tuesday night.
"This is our moment," Obama said. "This is our time - to put our people back to work and open doors of opportunity for our kids; to restore prosperity and promote the cause of peace; to reclaim the American Dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth - that out of many, we are one; that while we breathe, we hope, and where we are met with cynicism, and doubt, and those who tell us that we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people: Yes we can."
David Agnew, a Charleston businessman who joined Obama's campaign early on, said that fundraising event on the Dintersmiths' porch proved to be a metaphor for Obama's campaign.
"There were blacks, whites, Republicans, Democrats and undecideds," Agnew said, "but most of all, after hearing Barack's and Michelle's speeches, all of them were fired up and totally ready to go."
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Music by the Sea Welcomes The Poachers and Cole & Van Dijk at Sandgate Town Hall, Nov 3
Music by the Sea presents sensational folk night with two acts, The Poachers and Cole and Van Dijk. Both acts are much loved in the Brisbane folk scene. All these seasoned artists will undoubtedly deliver an unforgettable evening in the Sandgate Town Hall on November 3rd, 2012, at 7:30 p.m.
Brisbane-based vocal/guitar/fiddle trio, The Poachers (Andrew Heath, Cathy Bell and Penny Boys) formed in 1998 and had great success on the Australian festival circuit, playing supports for folk greats Altan, Tony McManus and the Fureys, and releasing a critically-acclaimed CD in 2000 which received national airplay on the ABC. Now, after an 8-year break living on different continents, they are back together, singing and playing an eclectic mix of traditional English, Irish, American and Australian folk music and original songs, with recent appearances at Woodford, the National, Maldon, and Neurum Creek Festivals, and a new CD "Back in the Woods" released in April 2012.
'Cole and Van Dijk' - have inhabited the fringes of the trad folk scene in SEQ for over 20 years both as performers in various groups - One Straw, Twig, Ragged, CKVD, Fox Lane and The Charlie Moorland Trio.
Jevan Cole (guitar) and Jan Van Dijk (fiddle) play together with an intimate ease and connectedness. Their clear understanding of each other's musical personality allows them to play within and around melodies; creating unexpected harmonies and diversions.
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It is a charming decorative sweet for a dinner party.
Cut the melon in half lengthwise, discard the seeds and scoop out the flesh.
Put this in a blender with the sugar and 2 tablespoons of lemon juice.
Blend until the sugar is dissolved.
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Meanwhile cut the two pieces of melon shell in half lengthwise.
Reform each into original shape, using two bowls of matching size lined with foil.
Chill in refrigerator.
When the melon mixture is mushy turn into a bowl and whisk.
Beat egg white until stiff and fold into melon mixture; sharpen to taste with lemon juice.
Pour into two melon shells, cover with foil and freeze.
About 1 hour before required, separate into four sections using a knife dipped into hot water.
Place wedges on four dessert plates.
Using a rose nozzle, pipe a zig-zag of whipped cream along the top of each wedge.
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FridayŌĆÖs action features four schools -- East Providence, Cumberland, Shea, and St. Raphael -- who sorely need to win their games over tough opponents in order to keep their respective playoff hopes alive.
PROVIDENCE -- ItŌĆÖs been two years since Peter Manfredo Jr. last fought in Rhode Island, but for the ManfredoŌĆÖs Gym world middleweight champion, it seems like a lifetime ago.
The last time Manfredo stepped into the ring in this state, he endured one of the worst defeats of his pro career -- a third-round TKO loss to Sakio Bika for the IBO (International Boxing Organization) super middleweight title at the DunkinŌĆÖ Donuts Center.
PROVIDENCE -- The good news for Joe Gardner is that heŌĆÖs going to fight for the EBA (Eastern Boxing Association) New England light heavyweight championship on Nov. 12 at the Twin River Event Center.
The bad news is that the Woonsocket fighter is going to have to battle a very familiar boxer to him, his trainer, Bob Moreau, and his corner -- his favorite sparring partner, Keith Kozlin of West Warwick.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆō Marshon Brooks isnŌĆÖt sweating the details concerning his job description for Providence College this coming season. In fact, Brooks is on record as saying heŌĆÖs been looking forward to the day he drops one knee to the ground Atlas-style, an act signifying that the brunt of the workload can be harnessed upon his lithe 6-foot-5, 200-pound frame.
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CUMBERLAND -- Cumberland High tuned up for next FridayŌĆÖs showdown game against unbeaten Johnston with a 7-0 non-league victory over Toll Gate on Friday night at Tucker Field.
The Clippers got the gameŌĆÖs only score in the second quarter when Ben Elliott broke free on a 20-yard touchdown run. Chad Bacon booted the extra point and Cumberland took a 7-0 lead into halftime.
The ClippersŌĆÖ defense stood tall throughout the game.
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LINCOLN --- Lincoln need this win. Badly.
Ryan OŌĆÖDellŌĆÖs eight-yard touchdown pass to Brendan Reddington with 2:55 remaining in the game erased a two-point deficit and helped the Lions score their biggest win to date, a 20-14 victory over previously-unbeaten Moses Brown on Friday night at Ferguson Field.
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I have a server application that I want to be running whenever the computer is running and usually this is the case, except sometimes I'll find it to have closed by itself. Is there a bat or script I can run to monitor the application and restart it should it close?
This doesn't always work (it sort of depends on how the program loads itself), but normally you can create a batch file like this:
I've used Notepad as an example.
The lines
are just a delay (of 10 seconds) to give the user the chance to abort the process before it starts up again.
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is not needed, but would log each time the program was closed to a file, so it might be useful to diagnose the problem The ErrorLevel may not tell you much, but a program is supposed to return 0 if it closed normally, and a non-zero message if it doesn't
Note, You mention that you program doesn't do anything if already running. That usually means that the application starts, detects that another copy is already running and shutdowns immediately. If that is the case ,and your program is running before your start this batch file, then the batch will loop round and attempt to start your program every ten seconds.
I guess the right answer to this question depends on why you want to do it. Are you trying to solve accidental shut-down? Prevent casually "malicious" shut-down by users of the machine (e.g. employees closing monitoring software)? Prevent serious and skilled malicious attack? Are you trying to write malware yourself (in which case please sod off ;-))?
Also, as other commenters have mentioned, it would differ if you'd written a Windows service (for example)
Personally, I'd probably start by writing a second application and starting it the same way. Have both applications scan for each other periodically and restart if necessary - make sure you provide an easy way for the application to be legitimately closed though!
That said, and given your comment "sometimes I'll find it to have closed by itself" I would ACTUALLY start by trying to find out why it's closed...
Based on your answers above, what I suggest is that you put that command into a batch file, then set that batch file to run as a scheduled task every minute. There is virtually no overhead associated with this, and it ensures that your process gets stated regardless of whether you are around to even realize it stopped.
You can use a program called ReStartMe 2.0 that does exactly that:
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We witnessed some of the most beautiful sunsets, while vacationing in San Diego, last month.
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So lovely Christine..Not one child moving..
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This picture is gorgeous! You need to enlarge and frame this one Christine!
Oh how gorgeous, Christine! And such a beautiful photo of your family too, I love it!!
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How beautiful is that sunset and what a sweet picture of your family!
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Beautiful!!!! Love sunsets. Can't believe you got all of them to stay still long enough to take this photo. My son (2 yo) never stops for a second. =)
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