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HUNTINGTON -- J.P. Kambola was the next man up in Marshall Thundering Herd men's basketball head coach Tom Herrion's rotation.
Marshall was missing two inside players last weekend with Rob Goff and Yous Mbao knocked out of action after a collision in practice left them both with significant head injuries.
Herrion didn't hesitate sending Kambola into the game early, even knowing the 6-foot-9, 240-pound sophomore had been in only two games this season for a total of six minutes and appeared in just nine games last season for 13 minutes.
"He's a good player," Herrion said. "He just hasn't gotten to play that much. I had faith in him and he gave us real good minutes."
Kambola played for a career-high seven minutes in the first half. He returned for one minute of the second half, hitting a baseline jump shot that put Marshall ahead by 19 with 14:24 remaining in an 89-82 defeat of the Nevada Wolf Pack.
Goff and Mbao are sidelined indefinitely, so Kambola will likely be hearing his name called again.
"A couple guys went down, so I had to step up," said Kambola, who has career statistics of 12 game appearances, 27 minutes played, six points, five rebounds and one blocked shot.
"Coach prepared me. He said be ready."
Morehead State (4-2) visits Marshall (3-3) at 7 p.m., Wednesday in the 94th meeting all-time between schools separated by about one hour on I-64. The teams play for the Ellis Johnson Trophy, a traveling prize awarded to the winning team.
It's the renewal of a rivalry that was discontinued after the last meeting on Dec. 1, 2007.
The Eagles from the Ohio Valley Conference are coached by former University of Kentucky guard Sean Woods, who is expected to be on the bench after sitting out a Monday victory over Norfolk State on a one-game school suspension for shoving a player during a game last week at Kentucky.
Kambola's entrance at 15:59 of the first half was the earliest call he's had in college and only the second time he was on the court in the first half of a game.
"He came in and gave us big minutes," said Marshall starting center Nigel Spikes. "Our bench played really good that game. Everybody knows once somebody goes down the next guy steps up."
The soft-spoken Kambola, a Canadian from Toronto who played for a top-rated team at St. Benedict's Prep in Newark, N.J., bides his time on the bench paying attention to the game to be ready when his time comes.
Spikes is usually the player he watches most closely. Kambola said he watches what the player in front of him is doing and what the guy he's guarding is doing.
Kambola's line in Saturday's boxscore -- two points, one rebound and two fouls -- didn't seem like much, but he'll take it.
"That will help me in my confidence," he said. "Confidence is key in basketball."
All-Conference USA guard Dre Kane leads Marshall in scoring (16.5), followed by forward Elijah Pittman (15.5), guard D.D. Scarver (13.7) and forward Dennis Tinnon (12.7). Spikes scores 6.7 per game and leads the team with 8.5 rebounds a game.
Kane is ranked second nationally with 9.2 assists per game.
Marshall began the season with four of its first five games away from campus, and is in a stretch when 11 consecutive games are in Cam Henderson Center or within 125 miles of campus.
The next opponent is Morehead State, and Herrion expects the Eagles to be a handful.
"This game presents new challenges for us with their speed and aggressiveness," Herrion said.
Milton Chavis of the Eagles is a 6-6 forward averaging 18.5 points and 5.2 rebounds. Chavis is a versatile wing player with size who can make 3-point shots and is creative in the lane, Herrion said.
Morehead State has a deep bench with nine players getting more than 13 minutes per game and 6-11 Chad Posthumus averaging 9.2 minutes. Maurice Lewis-Briggs, a 6-8 forward, scores 9.6 a game while 6-7 Kahlil Owens, 6-4 Bakari Turner, 6-3 Angelo Warner and 6-1 Devon Atkinson all score more than six a game.
The Eagles faced some strong opponents in losses at Maryland (67-45) and No. 8 Kentucky (81-70). At Kentucky, the Eagles led by 11 twice in the first half and had a six-point lead in the second half.
Chavis had 19 points and 10 rebounds Monday in a 73-67 win over Norfolk State in Ellis Johnson Arena.
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After enabling the feature, mouse over a contact from Gmail chat box, click on "Video & more" and select "Send SMS". For now, this feature only works for US phone numbers. "If your contact replies, the text message response will appear as a reply in Chat. These conversations are stored in your Chat history just like regular chats." The explanation is that Google assigns each Gmail user a virtual phone number so that your contacts can send replies.
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So, we moved.
I am making it sound like it was a walk in the park. Partly because the trauma of it all is still so fresh that I can barely bring myself to talk about it. I shall give you the lowlights.
Picture the scene – it is Tuesday – completion day. We have not yet exchanged contracts due to the late 'oh-dear-there-seems-to-be-a-small-matter-which-we've-overlooked' nature of conveyancing solicitors. The entire contents of our lives and home are packed into two blue trucks by a plethera of burly (and slightly stinky) men. We await the nod from our solicitor. The hours pass – our purchaser is now parked outside our house with the entire contents of his life and home in another, even bluer truck. His phone rings – apparently the first issue has been dealt with but now his mortgage company have decided to withdraw his offer of mortgage. This is not going well is it?
My children are next door being fed by our marvellous soon-to-be-ex neighbours. The dogs are wandering around an empty kitchen. The cat is in his cat box (not happy). We are shuffling and I am crying.
By 4pm it seems obvious that it simply ain't happening. We sleep at our neighbours. Our purchaser's bluer truck sleeps on our driveway. We wave goodbye to all our worldly goods and hope to see them again soon.
It takes the whole of the following morning, and a certain amount of string pulling with the bank who my husband happens to work for, to get our purchasers mortgage approved (again). By 2pm we are on the move, and so is the money. Matters unresolved (land issues) will simply have to be tackled after completion, and after our holiday which is due to take place in 2 days time…..
Anyway, 24 hours late, we moved in. I am reminded how much work there is to do to bring this house kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Let me introduce you to our new kitchen. The inside has a boiler which looks like it may be the original Victorian one (above) and the outside view from the back of the house (below) illustrate the point well, I think. I hope to be able to bring you Homes & Gardens style before and after photos in the coming months, since the 'before' version has to go.
The unpacking ceremony takes until 10pm. Men now even more stinky. It has also become abundantly clear that you simply cannot fit a quart into a half pint pot. By this I mean that the big, nice, comfortable house which we've just left was clearly about twice as big as the new house we're moving in to. Our two large sofas won't go in. At all. They are deposited in the garage, to rot with damp. Ditto dining table and wardrobe. Boxes are literally piled to the ceilings. I cannot get to the sink in the kitchen. Boxes are indiscriminately piled everywhere – there are photos in the bathroom, and kitchen essentials in the garage. Beds have not been erected. Children are being SO naughty I am considering giving them to a charity shop.
Bob goes back to work and here I am, adrift in this desert of cardboard with the naughty kids and the naughty, carpet-peeing pets. We go to the shops. On the way back Ollie is sick all over himself. I strip him off and let us in the house. I pop out to the garden to get something, calling "stay there, Ol – don't shut the d……!" Yep, he went and locked us out of this stupid, Yale locking, tiny, box-filled house!!!!!Aaaarghhh! I have no phone, no key, and a naked child who has been sick. What a great time to go and meet the new neighbours…….Luckily, they rescue me by lending me a phone – I have to get hubby out of work to come and let us back in. Not exactly the start I had hoped for, this.
And then the holiday – more on that later. A breath of air and a lot of booze.
We come back on Sunday afternoon to the box situation. The pets are collected from the kennels. OMG the dogs have got very fat – they look like sausage rolls! They also stink so have to be bathed. Tomorrow the boys start at their new schools. George asks where his school shoes are – I am pretending that I have some idea, but in truth I am completely at sea. But somehow I manage to get the boys dressed and breakfasted and ready to go. We are all very nervous today – a new primary school in a town where we know absolutely NO ONE, and a new nursery too. George is very brave and looks incredibly handsome in his new school tie. Ollie just Ollie – being a pain and getting time on the naughty step.
I have been taking a 'first day of term' photo of George every year since he started Reception. I have added them to his lifeline so that we can look back and admire his progress. I shall, of course, do the same for Oliver.
So far, so good. There have been no tears before or after school. George already has a female admirer in his class. Ollie is entertaining the troops with his mad antics at Nursery. And me? I am left wondering why the heck I ever thought all this was a good idea.


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The 2015 Dodge Challenger is instantly recognizable and one of the most distinctive new cars at any price. With thoroughly modern underpinnings, the Challenger manages to maintain legitimate V8 muscle-car credibility while meeting modern expectations for ride comfort, handling and safety. Among coupes, the Challenger is surprisingly practical; it seats five people and Dodge says that it has best-in-class rear headroom and legroom; it also boasts best in class in trunk space. For the truly power hungry, the new SRT Hellcat boasts an incredible 707 horsepower and 650 pound-feet, with 0?60 mph coming in under 4 seconds, with a top speed close to 200 mph.
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For 2015, Dodge has updated the Challenger's exterior styling with subtle tweaks and some notable mechanical improvements. Whereas last year's car resembled the 1970 Challenger, the new model's styling is more in line with the looks of the 1971 Challenger, and features a split grille, new quad projector headlights, more aerodynamic sills, and a revised rear fascia and taillight setup. An 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission is standard across the lineup, though V8 models have an 6-speed manual option. The transmission accounts for improved acceleration and a fuel economy improvement of up to 9 percent. For weight savings, cast aluminum axles replace the previous steel axles. Inside, a 7-inch TFT gauge cluster is new, as is a center stack instrument panel with either the standard 5-inch or optional 8.4-inch Uconnect controls. The steering wheel, too, is new and features optional paddle shifters.
New models include the Challenger R/T Scat Pack, which features a 485-horsepower 6.4L Hemi V8, enough to propel the car to 60 mph just over 4 seconds. In the SRT performance range, the new SRT 392 boasts the same 6.4L Hemi as the Scat Pack but adds goodies like 6-piston Brembo brakes, adaptive suspension, and a Harman Kardon stereo. Finally, the SRT Hellcat brings supercar-level performance from its 707-horsepower supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi V8. Challengers are price from $26,995 to $59,995.
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It was a minor player in the dawn of the pony car era, but as Dodge rolls into its second century, the 2015 Challenger looms as a powerful presence, upstaging Ford's Mustang and the Chevy Camaro with a potent array of engines, including one that packs the biggest kick of all.
The power lineup starts with 305 horsepower, the output of the 3.6-liter V6 that propels the basic Challenger SXT, and now includes the new Hellcat V8, a supercharged 6.2-liter variant of Chrysler's naturally aspirated 6.4-liter V8. It's rated for a prodigious 707 horsepower, the most powerful passenger car engine ever offered by Chrysler and also the most powerful in the contemporary pony car corral.
Engine options for the rest of the 2015 Dodge Challenger pale a bit in comparison to the Hellcat, but are heavy hitters in their own right: a 5.7-liter Hemi (372 hp) and the 6.4-liter Hemi, aka the 390 (485 hp). Chrysler's 8-speed automatic transmission is available across the board, and new to the Challenger inventory for 2015. It's the only transmission offered with the basic SXT model, while a 6-speed manual is available with most of the V8s.
The sheetmetal surrounding all this power is new, but that's not readily apparent. Dodge has been faithful to the original Challenger styling, and that continues to be true of the redesign, with one proviso: the current Challenger was faithful to the 1970 original. The 2015 version is faithful to 1971. That model year, its second on the market, marked the zenith of Challenger performance, the final year with the option of 426 Hemi V8 muscle.
The design distinctions between 1970 and '71 were subtle, and that's true of the 2015 update. The front and rear fascias have been restyled, a thinner split grille slot (this varies according to trim levels), deeper airdam, an LED halo surrounding the quad headlights, a bigger power bulge in the new hood, a new Shaker hood option, and LED taillights.
But like the transition from 1970 to '71, the Challenger's 2015 profile is essentially the same as 2014. That's also true of the structure, although the rear axle housing is cast aluminum, rather than iron. And the retro theme is amplified visually by color choices drawn from the glory years, high-impact heritage hues, according to Dodge: B5 Blue, Tor Red, and Sublime. The last one is an electric green that's probably visible even in dense fog. There are also seven heritage-inspired stripe options.
While the exterior maintains close ties to the early '70s, the all-new interior is a blend of retro design and contemporary technology. There are 14 different interior package choices. Highlights under this heading include a new 7-inch TFT cluster nestled between the tachometer and speedometer with programmable information via Dodge's Performance Pages feature; a new 8.4-inch touchscreen option with Chrysler's U-Connect telematics; driver selectable operating modes; a variety of performance tracking features; and a new rearview camera. An S3 card slot, auxiliary audio input and USB outlet are integrated into a new media hub housed in the center armrest.
The front seats have been redesigned, with upholstery choices ranging from cloth to Nappa leather, and the option of heating and cooling for those clad with hides. There's also a performance seat option with heftier thigh and torso bolstering for the front buckets. Dodge claims more rear-seat legroom for the Challenger versus Mustang and Camaro, but this distinction seems academic.
Essentially a two-door version of the Charger sedan, the Challenger is a big car by pony standards, and it's heavy, most models weighing more than two tons. The SRT and Dodge chassis engineers have done a commendable job of tuning the suspension to manage the mass, and the brake packages seem equal to arresting it from high speeds with minimal drama and zero fade. And of course 707 hp can do wonders when it comes to minimizing mass, an original pony car theory that still applies.
We still revere the pony cars of yesteryear. Cars like Hemi Barracudas regularly command auction prices running north of the $1 million frontier. While the original muscle era produced some memorable power-to-weight ratios, the latest Challenger lineup, particularly the Hellcat version, puts them on the trailer. And in addition, the contemporary Challengers add a couple of capabilities that were all but absent in the originals: they'll stop and turn.
The 2015 Dodge Challenger SXT ($26,995) comes with a 305-hp V6 with dual exhausts. Standard features include dual zone auto climate control, 7-inch TFT configurable instrument display, UConnect infotainment via 5-inch color touch screen display, 6-speaker audio with AM/FM/Bluetooth, media hub with SD card, USB inputs, keyless remote entry, push-button starting, leather-wrapped tilt/telescope steering wheel with auxiliary controls, leather-wrapped shifter 12-volt outlet, LED-illuminated cup holders, LED front map lamps and rear reading lamps, 18-inch aluminum alloy wheels, all-season performance tires, quad projector beam headlamps with LED halos, power bulge hood with twin air intakes, power body-color folding side mirrors. Challenger SXT Plus ($29,995) adds 276-watt audio, Uconnect telematics with 8.4-inch color touchscreen display, rear park assist, rearview camera, Nappa leather seats, heated and ventilated front, heated steering wheel with power tilt/telescope, 20-inch polished aluminum alloy wheels, performance suspension, upgraded brakes, projector fog lamps, rear decklid spoiler.
Challenger R/T ($31,495) features 375-hp 5.7-liter Hemi pushrod V8, 6-speed manual transmission, 3.90:1 limited slip rear differential, performance exhaust Challenger R/T Plus ($34,495) upgrades to 20-inch polished aluminum wheels, Nappa leather, heated/ventilated front seats, power tilt/telescope steering column, Uconnect with 8.4-inch color touchscreen, rear park assist, rearview camera, 276-watt audio.
Challenger Hemi Scat Pack ($38,495) upgrades with the 485-hp 6.4-liter Hemi pushrod V8, performance suspension, active stainless steel dual exhaust.
Challenger SRT Hellcat ($59,995) features the 707-hp supercharged 6.2-liter V8, aluminum power bulge hood with center air intake and dual air extractors, Drive Modes performance pre-select programs, differentiated key fobs.
While the 2015 Challenger doesn't look vastly different from its immediate predecessor (2008-2014), it preserves a design distinction that contrasts attractively with crosstown competition: the sleek contours are devoid of wide wheel arches and other visual braggadocio, yet there's no mistaking its muscularity, especially when someone lights up one of the big Hemi engines.
The LED headlight halos surround new projector beam lamps, augmented by low-mounted projector fog lamps. The split LED taillamps are also new, and there are nine wheel options, including 20 x 9-inch forged alloys, and, top of the line, 20 x 9.5-inch forged alloys from SRT in three different finishes.
An interesting Hellcat light variation substitutes air intakes for the inboard headlamps on each side. And the hood bulge is functional, with a pair of vents to exhaust hot air from the engine bay. All the Challengers have hood bulges of some kind, including the historic shaker hood, which, like the Hellcat's bulge, is functional.
As noted, the redesigned sheetmetal echoes styling details drawn from 1971, rather than 1970, augmented by wind tunnel development, an element that really was essentially absent in Seventies design.
Although the general shapes of the Challenger's redesigned dashboard pay tribute to the original, forget the hard edges and plastics of yesteryear. The new dash and instrument panel are upholstered in far more civilized material, with lots of soft touch surfaces and very little reflectivity. More important, the instrument binnacle and dashboard are equipped with 21st century electronics, telematics, and infotainment, as distinct from the mechanical instruments of yesteryear and infotainment that could be summed up under one heading: AM radio.
The new speedo and tach are analog-style electronic, there's a 7-inch thin film transistor (TFT) digital info display between the major gauges, and a new 8.4-inch touch-screen display option that's home for navigation and other systems. This includes the Performance Pages data that goes with the Fast Track Pack option, allowing the driver to track acceleration, braking, grip, and a vast variety of other performance metrics. The center stack display in the base Challenger SXT is a 5-inch screen.
The seats are new for 2015, offered in several styles and upholstery materials, ranging from mildly sporty to raceworthy. SRT Challenger models are tricked out with a sporty flat-bottom steering wheel and aluminum shift paddles when equipped with the 8-speed automatic transmission. A robust Tremec 6-speed manual is available with all the V8 engines, but the automatic's response times in track mode are race-quick, far faster than the stick shift.
A bewildering variety of features and options are available for the Challenger buyer, covering infotainment, connectivity, furnishings, and style, not only from the Dodge inventory of standard and optional features, but also from the vast array of goodies available through Mopar, Chrysler's in-house aftermarket supermarket. Opportunities for personalization are rich.
The Hellcat comes with two keyfobs, one red, one black. The red one unlocks the full potential of the supercharged engine. The black one is the fob you hand to valets and/or your kids. It removes some of the temptation for excess by limiting engine output to a mere 500 horsepower. That's an element of retro that doesn't translate: 500 horsepower would have made the Challenger king of Woodward Avenue in 1971.
The Dodge Challenger press preview was held in Portland, Oregon, and included a half-day of driving on scenic but busy public roads along the Columbia River (summer tourist season was in full swing), plus some lapping at Portland International Raceway followed by drag racing exercises on the track's long front straight.
We managed to log most of our limited seat time in one of the few Hellcat-propelled Challengers on hand for the public road portion of the program, and emerged with a surprising impression. The power is certainly there, in massive, guttural depth, summoned with very little pressure on the throttle. But for all that, once the driver has learned to suppress the urge to tap the seductive power so readily available, the Hellcat can be a docile everyday ride.
We should add, however, that resisting the Hellcat's massive thrust requires serious discipline. We found the Hellcat makes extraordinarily short work of two-lane passing opportunities, but we waited for the track to open the throttle all the way.
Portland is a flat circuit with some very fast stretches. Indy cars race there, and even with a chicane two-thirds of the way down the front straight the Hellcat builds speed at a heady rate.
The suspension engineers have done a good job here; the hottest of all Challengers corners well, and if the electric power steering could be a little more tactile on center, it's quick, accurate, and nicely weighted as speed builds.
Braking with this package is powerful and fade free, via a set of massive Brembos, but the most impressive element, after the engine of course, is the 8-speed manumatic. In track mode it hammers home shifts in milliseconds, far faster than would be possible to duplicate with the 6-speed manual.
While the Hellcat Challenger handles well enough, far better than its 1970s ancestors, it does share one key trait with the originals: it shows to best advantage at the drag strip. Engage launch control, tramp on the throttle, and the Hellcat is capable of getting through the quarter-mile lights in less than 11 seconds, squashing the driver into the seat bolsters and stretching facial muscles into a big grin. This is serious hustle for a production car. And like its forebear, it's capable of shredding its rear tires in short order.
The Hellcat Challenger is capable of almost 200 mph (199), according to Dodge. Our limited seat time didn't give us an opportunity to verify this claim. But we believe it.
The 2015 Dodge Challenger offers a choice of engines: The 3.6-liter DOHC 24-valve V6 produces 305 horsepower at 6350 rpm and 268 pound-feet of torque at 4000 rpm and is EPA-rated at 19/30 mpg City/Highway, or 23 mpg Combined. The 5.7-liter 16-valve pushrod Hemi V8 is rated at 372 hp at 5200 rpm, 400 lb-ft at 4400 rpm and gets an EPA-rated 16/25/19 mpg City/Highway/Combined with the automatic transmission. The 6.4-liter 16-valve pushrod Hemi V8 is rated 485 hp at 6000 rpm, 475 lb-ft of torque 4200 rpm and gets an EPA-rated 15/25/18 mpg. The 6.2-liter supercharged and intercooled 16-valve pushrod V8 is rated at 707 hp at 6600 rpm and 650 lb-ft of torque at 4000 rpm.
The addition of the supercharged Hellcat V8 raises the redesigned Challenger lineup from formidable to extraordinary. In the surprisingly persistent realm of muscle cars, the Hellcat raises the ante, delivering competent dynamics and immense power for a relative bargain price. It's docile enough for everyday driving, provided the driver can resist the omnipresent temptation of the throttle. But its true reason for being is the race track, in particular the drag racing track. The 2015 Dodge Challenger offers a broad array of power choices, handsome interior options, and sophisticated electronics, wrapped in slick sheetmetal that's faithful to the Challenger's glory years. Then again, with this lineup, the case can be made that the Challenger's glory years are now.
Tony Swan filed this report to NewCarTestDrive.com after his test drive of the 2015 Challenger models near Portland, Oregon.
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Until it was revealed last week that more than half a million Macs were infected with Flashback malware, Apple had little experience working with the community of security researchers who aim to dissect and shut down botnets. And according to the firm that discovered this new outbreak, it could use a lesson in teamwork.
Boris Sharov, chief executive of the Moscow-based security firm Dr. Web says he learned Monday from the Russian Web registrar Reggi.ru that Apple had requested the registrar shut down one of its domains, which Apple said was being used as a "command and control" server for the hundreds of thousands of PCs infected with Flashback. In fact, that domain was one of three that Dr. Web has been using as a spoofed command and control server–what researchers call a "sinkhole"–to monitor the collection of hijacked machines and try to understand their behavior, the technique which allowed the firm to first report the size of Apple's botnet last week.
"They told the registrar this [domain] is involved in a malicious scheme. Which would be true if we weren't the ones controlling it and not doing any harm to users," says Sharov. "This seems to mean that Apple is not considering our work as a help. It's just annoying them."
Sharov believes that Apple's attempt to shut down its monitoring server was an honest mistake. But it's a symptom of the company's typically tight-lipped attitude. In fact, Sharov says that since Dr. Web first contacted Apple to share its findings about the unprecedented Mac-based botnet, it hasn't received a response. "We've given them all the data we have," he says. "We've heard nothing from them until this."
I've contacted Apple for comment, but haven't yet heard back from the company either.
In Apple's defense, it may not have recognized Dr. Web as a credible security firm when the company contacted Apple earlier this month–I hadn't heard of the firm either until its discovery and analysis of the Flashback botnet. But the better-known security firm Kaspersky confirmed Dr. Web's findings on Friday. A Kaspersky representative said it hadn't contacted Apple with its findings and hadn't had any direct communication with Apple, and Kaspersky researcher Kurt Baumgartner wrote in a statement that "from what we've seen, Apple is taking appropriate action by working with the larger internet security community to shut down the Flashfake [also known as Flashback] C2 domains. Apple works vigorously to protect its brand and wants to rectify this." Kaspersky wouldn't offer more details on how Apple is working with the security community.
Update: Apple now says it will release a Flashback removal tool and is "working with ISPs worldwide" to disable the botnet's command and control servers.
Locating and shutting down command and control servers is typical practice for a company trying to behead and cripple a botnet targeting its computers. Sharov says that Dr. Web has worked with Microsoft several times in the past on those efforts. But Apple, which has never dealt with a botnet the size of the Flashback infection, has fewer ties to firms like Dr. Web, Sharov says. "For Microsoft, we have all the security response team's addresses," he says. "We don't know the antivirus group inside Apple."
Sharov, like others, criticizes Apple for its delay in issuing a patch for a security vulnerability in Java that the Flashback malware exploited to invisibly install itself on Macs when users visit infected web pages. The bug was patched by Oracle in February, but Apple didn't fix the flaw until earlier this month. "Their response should have been much earlier when they should have updated their Java," says Sharov. "Now calling registrars to shut down domains is not as important. The infection has already taken place. There are dozens of domains [controlling] the botnet. Shutting down one does nothing."
(Read about how to check your computer for Flashback and remove it here.)
Dr. Web and Kaspersky both estimate that more than 600,000 Macs are infected with Flashback, which would represent more than 1% of all of Apple's PCs. So far, the botnet is being used for click fraud rather than credit card theft. But its sheer size represents a shift in the cybercriminal underground, which has long ignored Macs to focus on Windows' larger market share.
Apple's less-than-diplomatic handling of Dr. Web's work wouldn't be the first time it's raised the hackles of the security research community. When well-known Apple researcher Charlie Miller created a proof-of-concept app demonstrating a flaw in Apple's security restrictions, the company responded by revoking his developer's license.
Sharov says he can understand Apple's brusque response to his researchers' work. "These are not pleasant days for them," he says. "They're not thinking about us. The safety of Macintosh computers is going down very quickly, and they're thinking what to do next. They're thinking about how to manage a future where the Mac is no longer safe."


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'IMMORTAL': Percussion icon Bashiri Johnson comes to Toledo with Cirque du Soleil tribute to Michael JacksonWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | firstname.lastname@example.com
It's a match made in pop culture heaven. The song and dance of the King of Pop merged with the beautiful performance stylings of the world-famous Canadian troupe Cirque du Soleil, creating a multimedia celebration in honor of one of music's most enduring figures. "Michael Jackson: The IMMORTAL World Tour" has already been on the road for more than two years, playing to over 3 million people in venues across the United States and Canada. The show makes its debut in the Glass City on April 29-30 with a performance at the Huntington Center.
Despite all the pageantry and spectacle, it is music at the core of "IMMORTAL" — a live performance of the songs that made Jackson one of the most celebrated performers of his era. And at the center of that sound is a man uniquely qualified to represent a connection between the performer that Jackson was and the memory that this show represents today.
For decades, Bashiri Johnson has been one of the most celebrated and sought-after percussionists in the music industry. His résumé reads like a who's who of pop history, with names like the Rolling Stones, Madonna, Whitney Houston, Beyoncé, Ray Charles, Bob Dylan, Duran Duran and many, many more among his collaborators. Johnson has first-hand knowledge of how special Jackson was onstage.
"Michael Jackson, he exists in his own planetary orbit," Johnson said in an interview with Toledo Free Press. "I mean, I've been very fortunate and blessed to work with a lot of great artists that are in their own orbits, as well. But Michael Jackson sort of has his own constellation, in terms of his level of talent and his level of being able to reach and touch audiences.
"I haven't seen too many people who have that kind of power, and that kind of reach, to be able to touch so many people across so many races and creeds and ages. That's why Michael Jackson is so loved."
Johnson was the percussionist for Jackson's planned farewell tour, "This is It," in 2009. Though the production never saw an audience, Johnson clearly still has fond memories of the rehearsal experience, as captured in the celebrated documentary of the same name. It was a position, Johnson said, that he garnered through sheer force of will.
"It was an amazing process. For me, coming into that situation, when I first got the call, I had already made up my mind that this is what I was going to do. I wasn't going to audition, I was just going to show up and start working. And that's how it panned out for me. I showed up with a high enthusiasm, and I was prepared. And I said, I was just going to play with passion and give it my all, and see what happens.
"So for me, it was just an incredible journey to be a part of."
Now, five years later, Johnson is getting the chance to relive those days and share the impact they had with a whole new audience. He got the call almost exactly one year ago to replace the percussionist on the "IMMORTAL" tour.
"It took me a month to totally wrap my head around my station, my rig, so to speak. I had studied and rehearsed a few weeks at home, and then when I came out I had a few weeks to prep and get myself ready to replace them and perform in the show."
It might seem a little daunting for a musician used to a traditional rock show to adapt to a Cirque du Soleil experience — between the remarkable acrobatics and multimedia flourishes taking place, one could get the impression a Cirque production is a world apart from what even an experienced rocker like Johnson has seen. But Johnson insists that, as far as he's concerned, the gig isn't all that far removed from what he's used to.
"This show, for me, is still rock 'n' roll. I'm doing what I normally do in any rock show. I'm up there, I'm playing full out, I'm playing to packed audiences, and I'm sweating and I'm giving it my full 100 percent every night. So it is rock 'n' roll for me. The only thing that's different is, all the other stuff that's going on around me. And that's exciting for me. Every night, I have to stay focused."
As Johnson prepares to rock the Glass City in memory of the magical performer he once shared a stage with, it's clear he feels some of the same awe he felt then in this new production. "IMMORTAL" is more than a celebration of Jackson's work; it's a happening in its own right.
"Cirque du Soleil, what they've done is create an amazing spectacle, and an amazing display of human talent, all from the acrobatics, to the dancing, to the musicians, to the music videos, the sets, the staging —it's really a fully immersive experience for anyone who comes to the show, and I'm proud to be a part of it."
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Disappointing. Remember the old DOS game Rebel Assault (and Rebel Assault II); those are the kind of Star Wars games that I'd love to see on the iPhone. From an input standpoint I think that you would be able to play them pretty well with the accelerometer and potentially the gyro of the iPhone 4.
Star Wars: Battle for Hoth - app review
Like Star Wars? Like tower defense games? Then you might want to take a look at THQs recent release Star Wars: Battle for Hoth for iPhone.
The game premise is that of all tower defense games; prevent your enemy (in this case the Imperial Empire) from reaching the other said of the map. As you play the game you get a fairly diverse set of units to deploy in defending Hoth. But, before I get into that, let's look at play mechanics first.
You start Battle for Hoth with some simple ground troop units and a shovel. The shovel allows you to alter the landscape of the level and force units to move a certain route. This is a great tool in later levels as you can really funnel the Empire to their doom. When you place your units and they destroy a wave of Imperials, you are rewarded with a green wrench icon you have to touch to collect. This gives you points to build or upgrade units. You have to be fast though if you wait too long the wrench will change color to orange then red, decreasing the point value. Wait too long, and your points are gone forever.
As you play through the 15 levels you unlock more types of units including; seated blaster units, radar lasers, turrets, snow speeders, x-wings, shield generators and ion cannons. Some of the more complex units like the ion cannon, shield generators and turrets require an energy generator placed next to them. The energy generator is required to power those units. If you upgrade a unit (say the shield generator) without upgrading the energy unit, you run the risk of losing power to that unit so you always have to keep it in check.
You can upgrade your existing units to make them more powerful and sell them as needed. I found the most fun in the game building up units under the safety of the shield generator and then taking out AT-ATs with relative ease once my units were upgraded to the maximum.
When writing this review, I have to admit I had some distaste for this game. Simple and not a lot of variety in what appeared to be a shameless use of an awesome gaming license. However, after I made my video review above, I am having a bit of a change of heart. I think I am trying to make Battle of Hoth more than it is; a simple Star Wars-themed tower defense game to kill a view minutes in your day while standing in line to get groceries. Should you get it? If you are a Star Wars fan I think you will enjoy. If not, I would pass.
- Fast gameplay
- Fun in small chunks
- Fast forward the game action
- Familiar Star Wars universe
- Units behave as they should
- Original game music is not the Star Wars music we love
- Easy is too easy
- Lacking variety of Star Wars units and ships
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Yet again, on my phone to be reviewed. Chad beats me to the punch! :) For the record, I liked it somewhat, was a little disappointed in some aspects of the game. I was going to give it three and a half stars.
@Frank- Yeah, I filmed at night and didn't have enough light :-(
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Pittsford, NY – Nazareth College swept places 2 through 7 Saturday, October 9 at their own Golden Flyer Invitational to easily win the women's team title with 20 points. Daemen College finished second in the team standings with 74 points followed by SUNY ESF (94) and Alfred State (134). Hilbert College's women's team finished with 268 points which was good for 9th place.
Keuka College's Chelsea Socha won the 4K race in 15:35. Hilbert's fastest runner, freshman Angela Borkowski (Buffalo, NY/Bennett) {in photo to the right}, crossed the finish line in 26:06.87 earning 50 points for the Hilbert team score.
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You can act like a fool all you want everywhere else, but not here.
What kind of pussy are you? You send me an apology rep comment, an I'm sorry PM, and then try and call me out?
No shit you don't train... then why the fuck are you even posting in this section?
I mean lol, I haven't even logged in for a week and you are still stewing about this?
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There are other important parts to the rules, I just posted the ones you've specifically violated with these needless posts.
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The New Mexico State men's basketball team meets No. 4 seed UT Arlington, Saturday, March 16 at 9 p.m. on ESPNU with Trey Bender and Stephen Howard in Las Vegas, Nev., at the Orleans Arena. The tournament games can be heard on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip. The Aggies are playing in their third WAC Tournament Championship game in fourth years.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies are the No. 3 seed in the WAC Tournament with a 23-10 overall record following a 74-65 win over Texas State, March 15, in the WAC Tournament semifinals. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the team with 14.0 points per game. Senior forward Bandja Sy is also in double figures with 11.8 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Senior forward Tyrone Watson and freshman center Sim Bhullar add 10.8 and 10.1 points per contest, respectively.
WAC Tournament History
Since joining the WAC in 2005-06, the Aggies have a 16-4 record in the conference tournament. NM State has won three tournament titles in 2007, 2010 and 2012. In head coach Marvin Menzies' tenure, the Aggies have played in the championship game three times (2008, 2010 and 2012) with two titles (2010 and 2012). NM State fell to Boise State in triple overtime, 107-102, March 15, 2008 in Las Cruces, and defeated Utah State, 69-63, March 13, 2010 in Reno, Nev., and defeated Louisiana Tech, 82-57, March 10, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Aggies Beat Texas State, Advance to Title Game
The Aggies defeated Texas State, 74-65, in the WAC Tournament semifinals to advance to their second consecutive conference tournament title game appearance. NM State had four players in double figures with freshman center Sim Bhullar leading the way with his second career double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Junior forward Renaldo Dixon tied a career-high mark with 13 points. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller added 12 points, which is his fifth double-figure scoring game of the season. Off the bench, sophomore forward Remi Barry contributed 11 points.
Aggies Outlast Idaho
NM State opened the 2013 WAC Tournament with a 65-49 win over Idaho in the WAC Tournament quarterfinals. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings scored a game-high 23 points. Mullings was 10-of-14 from the field for his ninth 20-point game of the season. He also added three steals. Senior forward Bandja Sy supplied 14 points and seven rebounds. He was 5-of-11 from the field including 2-of-4 from the 3-point line.
Scouting UT Arlington
The Mavericks are 19-12 after a 69-53 win over UTSA in the tournament semifinal. Senior forward Kevin Butler is leading UT Arlington with 11.1 points per game.
Series Notes
The Aggies lead the all-time series 11-2. The teams split the series this year with each team winning on their home court. UT Arlington won the conference opener, 68-47, Dec. 29, 2012 in Arlington, Texas, and NM State won the regular season finale, 69-66, March 9 in Las Cruces.
Previous Game
Senior forward Bandja Sy hit a 3-pointer with three seconds remaining in regulation to lead NM State to 69-66 win over UT Arlington on senior night, March 9. The Aggies finished the season with a 15-1 home record. Sy finished his last regular season game in the Pan American Center with a game-high 19 points on 5-of-11 shooting. Sophomore guard K.C Ross-Miller added 12 points, and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings supplied 11.
Sy, Mullings, Bhullar Earn All-WAC Honors
Senior forward Bandja Sy, sophomore guard Daniel Mullings and freshman center Sim Bhullar earned All-WAC honors. Sy was named a first-team selection after averaging 14.7 points and 7.8 rebounds per game. This is Sy's first postseason honor, and it is the seventh consecutive year that the Aggies have had a first-team honoree. Mullings was voted to the second team All-WAC and all-defensive team, after he supplied 14.7 points, 2.6 assists and 2.6 steals per game in conference games. Bhullar was named the WAC Freshman of the Year and to the third team All-WAC and All-Newcomer team after averaging 11.3 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game in WAC play.
2012 WAC Tournament in Review
NM State won its third WAC Tournament Championship in school history with an 82-57 win over No. 5 seed Louisiana Tech, March 10, 2012. The Aggies earned their 19th NCAA Tournament appearance with the victory and their second WAC title in three years. Forward Wendell McKines guided the Aggies with his 20th double-double of the season with 27 points and 14 rebounds on 12-of-16 shooting. Forward Tyrone Watson and guard Daniel Mullings supplied 12 points each. Center Hamidu Rahman added nine points and three blocked shots, and guard Hernst Laroche had eight points, six rebounds and six assists in the title game. The 25-point margin of victory in the championship game is the largest in WAC history. The previous best was 21 points when Utah defeated TCU, 89-68, in 1997. McKines earned WAC Tournament MVP honors, and Laroche and Watson were named to the WAC All-Tournament Team.
The Aggies advanced to their second WAC Tournament Championship game in three years following a 92-81 win over Hawai'i in the tournament semifinals, March 9, 2012. The Aggies had five players in double-figures with forward Wendell McKines leading the way with a game-high 22 points and a season-high six assists. Guard Hernst Laroche contributed 18 points on 3-of-5 shooting from the 3-point line. Center Tshilidzi Nephawe added a career-high 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting. Forward Tyrone Watson had 13 points, while guard Daniel Mullings posted his first career double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. The Aggies opened the 2012 WAC Tournament with a 65-49 win over Fresno State in the quarterfinals, March 8, 2012. NM State had three players in double-digits with forward Wendell McKines leading the way with 15 points and 13 rebounds. Forward Tyrone Watson supplied 13 points, and guard Daniel Mullings added 11. The win was No. 100 for head coach Marvin Menzies.


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WINDSOR Wilma P. Niven, 86, formerly of Rutland, died Feb. 25, 2013, at Mount Ascutney Hospital in Windsor.
She was born Jan. 6, 1927, the daughter of Byron and Vida (Whitmore) Fish.
She graduated from Fair Haven High School in 1944 and from Becker College in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Niven was employed by Springfield Local Telephone Co. and Continental Telephone Co. for 35 years.
She was a member of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 31, Women of the Moose Chapter 241 and the VFW Auxiliary 648.
Survivors include two daughters, Janet Cole of South Pomfret and Jean Pitts of Windsor; two sons, Jerry and John Swenor, both of Reading; two stepchildren, Charlene McGovern of Arizona and Rick Niven of Hillsboro, N.H.; a brother, Byron Fish of Charleston; six grandchildren, four step-grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren; and five nieces.
She was predeceased by her husband, Robert L. Niven, in 1990; a grandson; her former husband, Dwayne Swenor; and two sisters, Doris Provencher and Betty York.
A celebration of her life will be held at a later date in Rutland.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Center, 289 County Road, Windsor, VT 05089.
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