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When the First Tehran International Animation Festival
was held in 1999, four decades had passed from the time
the production of animation films had started in Iran
and it was more than three decades animation films were
being made in the Institute for the Intellectual
Development of Children and Young Adults (IIDCYA) .
However, Iranian animation films were exhibited on the
sideline of the festivals or in competition sections,
beside documentary or fiction films. And all of this in
spite of the fact that excellent animation films made by
Iranian artists had had a successful presence on
International scenes, where they had won many awards and
were well known.
The inaugural of Tehran International Animation Festival
in February 1999 came to fill the gap of an exclusively
animation film festival with specialized focus. A
festival that with the task of bringing together Iranian
and foreign animators and animation films and providing
a showcase for unknown potentials of this type of
cinema. 896 films from Iran and 32 other countries
applied for participation in the festival, of which 488
titles were selected for screening during the four days
of the event. Other highlights of the first edition of
the Festival were special screenings dedicated to
commemoration of Feodor Khitrouk (well-known Russian
Animator) and Esfandiar Ahmadieh (Father of Iranian
animation cinema), who were themselves present in the
event, as well as exhibition of animation films of
Studio Pannonia of Hungary, ASIFA of South Korea, and
works from Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia
and Russia. Retrospectives of works of Brunno Bozzetto
and Ali Akbar Sadeghi and screening of student animation
films were other sections of the festival. The festival
also paid homage to Jean-Luc Xiberras whose name is
interwoven with Annecy Festival. The Jury of the
International Competition consisted of Detelina
Grigorova Kreck (Germany), Sergei Aleksandrovich Alimov
(Russia), Ali Akbar Sadeghi (Iran), Nikola Majdak
(Yugoslavia), Jiri Kubicek (Czeck Republic). Films of
the Iranian Competition Section were judged by Ali Akbar
Sadeghi, Akbar Alemi, Esfandiar Ahmadieh, Nafisseh Riahi,
Saeid Tavakkolian, Ebrahim Forouzesh and Abolfazl Razani.
Publication of a catalogue, daily bulletins and an
anthology of articles on animation cinema under the
title of Daydreams, organization of a competition of
scriptwriting for animation films, and broadcasting of a
daily program on National TV network were among the
other activities of the First Edition of the Tehran
International Animation Festival.
The Second Tehran International Animation Festival, held
in February 2001, was even more successful; the number
of foreign countries participating rose to 35 and the
quality of the submitted works were higher. Along with
the National and International Competition sections,
other highlights of the festival included a special
screening of a selection of animations of National Film
Board of Canada under the heading of Dreams of the
Snowland, exhibition of a selection of films of Aardman
Animation Studio called Light in the Fog, as well as a
retrospective of works of Nooreddin Zarrinkelk and
commemoration of Nafisseh Riahi (first woman animator of
Iran). Two Decades With Oscar (1979-1999), a section
dedicated to "dialogue among civilizations", and
Festival of Festivals, Student Animation Films,
Animation for Children, were other highlights of the
Second Tehran International Animation Festival.
Organization of a film market, exhibitions, sessions of
interview with filmmakers, as well as publication of the
book Awakening of Dreams, the full catalogue of the
festival, and daily bulletins, were among the other
activities of the Festival. At the sideline of the main
programs, Swedish Animation Teacher Erling Ericsson
taught the basics of production of animation films to
Iranian children. The International Jury of the Second
Tehran International Animation Festival consisted of
Bretislav Pojar (Czech Republic), Sayoko Kinoshita
(Japan), Nelson Shin (South Korea), Tiziana Loschi
(France), Hamid Navim (Iran). Ali Akbar Sadeghi, Ebrahim
Forouzesh, Akbar Alemi, Abolfazl Razani, Abdollah
Alimorad, Saeed Tavakkolian and Nahid Shamsdoost were
the members or the Jury of Iranian Competition.
The Second Tehran International Animation Festival was
more enthusiastically received by the people working in
the field of production of animation film and a broader
press attention.


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Canadian Social Science Vol. 8 No.3 June 30, 2012
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|Re-engineering African Political Leadership Through Good Governance for Sustainable Development and Growth in Africa
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News starting September 28, 2009
You Can Help: Orphanage in Yucatan
The extranjeros who are interested in both living and working in Yucatan are forever asking us if there is an orphanage where they can be of some use to the children. Well, now we know where there is one and how you can help the forgotten children of Yucatan. Jim Mann, former owner of Mayan Living Real Estate, has been helping the poor for years. Now, Teresa, one of the new partners in Mayan Living, has discovered an orphanage in Merida that cares for approximately 30 small children. Please take the time to read this newest addition to her blog, "Beach Bum In the Yucatan" and follow the links she provides to bring Christmas to children who have nothing. We have also just learned that increasing enrollments in primary schools have left yet another school, this one in Tzucacab, without desks, so children are having to sit on the floor. This too sounds as if it is a candidate for someone's next project. Can you help?
170 Baby Turtles Released
This past week, 170 endangered baby sea turtles were released from the beach at the ISSTEY Resort in Yucalpeten. For those who are unaware of this resort, it is a place that provides an affordable vacation for the workers of Yucatan and their families. This means that there is always a steady supply of children available for turtle releases. CETMAR rescues the eggs from nests all along the beach, incubates them at their facility in Yucalpeten, and then uses their release by the Yucateco children as an environmental teaching tool. This makes for a win-win situation for both the baby turtles and the next generation of children in our state.
Yucatan Expat Featured in WorldOnABike
We all love our own Yucatan by Bicycle bloggers but, this week, we found another cycling site and one of our very own Canadian expats is the subject of its latest feature story. The site is called WorldOnABike and the owner is in the process of featuring 1,000 cyclers. The expat's name is Lee Christie and her retreat is called the Genesis Retreat. It is located in the Mayan village of Ek Balam and is totally eco-friendly. She conducts tours of the village, the ruins, and the surrounding area. She also hosts artists and writers' working retreats, a Courtney Milne photo workshop, retreats that explore Maya spirituality and religion, singles retreats, as well as personal retreats just to relax away from the cares of the world. If you are a bike traveler, or would like to be, take a look at WorldOnABike. If you are looking for an eco-friendly retreat, then Genesis Retreat is just the place for you.
Yucatan's Bald Pig Making a Comeback
Every time we turn around, there is something in Yucatan that is discovered anew. Such was the case with the bee-keepers, and now, in less than half a dozen years, we have become one of the world's premier honey producers. The same is true of our habanero peppers. Now, Yucatan's little Creole pig is ready for market. It seems as if this little bald pig is immune to disease, but was almost lost, as a species. Several decades ago, someone realized its future in the organic meat market and now it will be sold, worldwide, to be "roasted suckling pig" trade. These little pigs are truly "the other white meat" and one more product of Yucatan that will ensure financial success for our farmers. The best take-away from this story is that these pigs are small enough to be raised in the yard of even the poorest Mayan farmers and villagers, so they will be of benefit to parts of the agricultural population that have never before enjoyed such success.
Dengue on the Rise
Please be careful to double-check your property for any possible mosquito breeding spot or place to hide. Dengue fever is on the rise in some of the southern areas of Merida, which automatically makes this a municipality-wide concern. Dengue is a miserable, flu-like disease that – like the flu – has the potential to kill, so please do your part to protect yourself and your neighbors.
In the U.S.? Want Something to Do? Ask Goby!
Goby is the neatest little search engine we have seen in a long time. Its "fill in the blanks" for what you would like to do, as well as when and where you would like to do it. It even has drop-down menus of suggestions, and you can choose a range of dates! Try Goby Here. Now – if someone would just make a Goby for Mexico….


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The latest Iron Cobra 900's
Hi everyone, my first post on the forums so here goes! :)
I've been looking at reviews for a long time now and I've decided to make a move on the iron cobra power glides (900) model. However after looking online at various shops it seems they all display slightly different styles of images, which got me wondering, will some be selling more up to date versions?
I looked on tama's website and found that the last release of the 900's was in 2011 and look like picture 3 in the below image.
However I've also seen the exact same name 'HP-900PSWN' next to pictures 1 and 2. I've quickly put some arrows on there to show the differences. I know they are only visual but I'm worried a later version might have some better hardware on it and l might be purchasing an older version.
This is where I want to buy them from as they have the best price. The picture doesn't match the newest version on tama's site.
Also I'm wondering if the pedal comes with the 'cobra coil' on the latest model of the double pedal. It looks like they have them in the pictures but would like to know from someone who has purchased them recently. I can't seem to find a direct answer online.
If anyone can shed some light on this topic it would be awesome.
Re: The latest Iron Cobra 900's
below is the link to tama uk's latest page for the ic.
it looks as though your last picture is the most up to date.
although i don't usually go by the picture on a website that's selling gear. they don't always have the latest photo up.
unfortunately the only real way to tell if it's the current model is to order it and see what they ship to you.
Re: The latest Iron Cobra 900's
Best thing to do is to ask the seller before you pull the trigger. They don't always update the display picture although they do have the new models.
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Men applying to jobs in the Midwest and the South who give evidence of being gay on their resumes are less likely to be called back for an interview than men perceived as displaying heterosexual qualities, according to a study published by a Harvard researcher this week.
The study found that, on average, men perceived as gay had to apply to 14 jobs to get called back for an interview. Men perceived as straight had to apply to fewer than nine jobs to receive a call back.
András Tilcsik '05, who conducted the study and is a joint Ph.D candidate at Harvard Business School and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, sent pairs of mock resumés to 1,769 job openings in seven states and compared the responses in order to gauge employer bias. To signal the applicant's homosexual orientation, one of the fictitious resumes listed treasurer of a LGBT campus group as a past leadership position. The other fake applicant listed participation in a liberal campus organization to control for political discrimination while not including any groups that might indicate that the candidate was gay.
On average, the men perceived as being gay were called back for an interview 7.2 percent of the time, while men perceived as straight were called back for interviews 11.5 percent of the time.
Tilcsik wrote in an email that his findings differed significantly among geographic regions in the United States. In the western and northeastern states—California, Nevada, New York, and Pennsylvania—Tilcsik found a very small gap in the callback rates. But in the southern and midwestern states—Florida, Ohio, and Texas—there was a much larger gap in the callback rate for the two resumes.
Co-president of the Harvard College Queer Students and Allies, Sam J. Bakkila '11-'12, wrote in an email that the findings of Tilcsik's study did not surprise him.
Bakkila wrote that, a senior applying for jobs, he personally must consider whether or not to include his position as the leader of a LGBTQ organization on campus in his resumé.
Bakkila wrote that he thinks the regional differences in hiring practices are especially important for Harvard students to consider. "This is very important for us all to remember because it is easy to feel, on a liberal college campus in the Northeast, that the battle for LGBT equality has already been won," Bakkila wrote.
Tilcsik's article represents the first major study of its kind to examine discrimination against gay men in the workplace without its participants being aware that a study was being carried out. It was published Tuesday in the American Journal of Sociology.


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In situ conservation
In situ conservation is on-site conservation or the conservation of genetic resources in natural populations of plant or animal species, such as forest genetic resources in natural populations of tree species. It is the process of protecting an endangered plant or animal species in its natural habitat, either by protecting or cleaning up the habitat itself, or by defending the species from predators. It is applied to conservation of agricultural biodiversity in agroecosystems by farmers, especially those using unconventional farming practices.
One benefit of in situ conservation is that it maintains recovering populations in the surrounding where they have developed their distinctive properties. Another is that this strategy helps ensure the ongoing processes of evolution and adaptation within their environments. As a last resort, ex-situ conservation may be used on some or all of the population, when in situ conservation is too difficult, or impossible.
Wildlife and livestock conservation is mostly based on in situ conservation. This involves the protection of wildlife habitats. Also, sufficiently large reserves are maintained to enable the target species to exist in large numbers. The population size must be sufficient to enable the necessary genetic diversity to survive within the population, so that it has a good chance of continuing to adapt and evolve over time. This reserve size can be calculated for target species by examining the population density in naturally occurring situations. The reserves must then be protected from intrusion or destruction by man, and against other catastrophes.
In agriculture, in situ conservation techniques are an effective way to improve, maintain, and use traditional or native varieties of agricultural crops. Such methodologies link the positive output of scientific research with farmers' experience and field work.
First, the accessions of a variety stored at a germplasm bank and those of the same variety multiplied by farmers are jointly tested in the producers field and in the laboratory, under different situations and stresses. Thus, the scientific knowledge about the production characteristics of the native varieties is enhanced. Later, the best tested accessions are crossed, mixed, and multiplied under replicable situations. At last, these improved accessions are supplied to the producers. Thus, farmers are enabled to crop improved selections of their own varieties, instead of being lured to substitute their own varieties with commercial ones or to abandon their crop. This technique of conservation of agricultural biodiversity is more successful in marginal areas, where commercial varieties are not expedient, due to climate and soil fertility constraints. Or where the taste and cooking characteristics of traditional varieties compensate for their lower yields.[1]
See also[edit]
- Arid Forest Research Institute
- Biodiversity
- Food plot – the practice of planting crops specifically to support wildlife
- Genetic erosion
- Habitat corridor
- Habitat fragmentation
- Reintroduction
- Regional Red List
- Restoration ecology
- Wildlife corridor
- ^ G. Avila, L. Guzmán, M. Céspedes 2004. Estrategias para la conservación in situ de razas de maíz boliviano. SINALERC, Mar del Plata
Further reading[edit]
- Scheldeman, X. & van Zonneveld, M. (2010). Training Manual on Spatial Analysis of Plant Diversity and Distribution. Bioversity International.
External links[edit]
- In-Situ Conservation, The Convention on Biological Diversity
- Ex-Situ Conservation, The Convention on Biological Diversity
- IUCN/SSC Re-introduction Specialist Group
- IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
- The Convention on Biological Diversity
- In situ conservation
- The World Wide Fund for Nature
- African Wild Dog Conservancy


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|January 9 2010, 10:41 PM
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Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
The characters had a choice on whether or they wanted to die.....it was the movie itself that ended abruptly...
True, their morale obviously was hit, but looking at them....they didn't seem as different than the people they had left at the market.
Again, comparing 'The Mist' to 'Night of the Living Dead' where all the characters die by whatever means...we somewhat accept that because everything is so random.
We don't get an explanation on where the zombie infestation came from, but we get ideas in television clips; and we kind of accept what happens in the end because we know the characters...and we have someone to root for.
'Dawn of the Dead' originally had the surviving characters die, but was changed to where their fate is left open as they leave the mall in a helicopter....(I'm referring to the superior original, not the Snyder version...)
And the world was looked at as fucked too; actually, no one knew whether or not the zombie infestation was regulated to one area, or the entire world.
In the course of the film, DOTD (Dawn of the Dead) characters we've grown to like--and think are going to survive--die...
On the other hand, after 'The Mist'....there is no explanation, nothing on what or where that mist came from. Are these people crazy? Are they hallucinating? Is this a dream? What?
If we were to compare to Night of the Living Dead, let's say the main character woke up from his dream of zombie infestation, found people lying outside his home dead with gunshot wounds, no living soul in sight...then, for no reason, he decides to commit suicide as well.
Sudden end of movie.
We don't know if there was a zombie infestation, if it was part of his dream, or what? We have no context of anything, actually....(That is the way I felt about The Mist).
Furthermore, going back to 'The Mist,' you have no one to root for. If everyone is going to die, killing themselves, slaughtering people--talking about the cast as a whole--showing they don't care....why should I, as a viewer, care?
Like you mentioned, we have a world that is fucked, characters we don't give a fuck about....Okaaay...
Why am I investing time--a little over 2 hours--in this film....?
Why should I give a fuck?
Silent Hill is another example: We don't get any explanation at the end of the film of what is happening, only a shot of a bush....(Of course, Silent Hill had huge plot holes anyway; it didn't even explain why Pyramid Head was there....he just was).
I used to give it a pass because of Rahda Mitchell and her outfit, and Laurie Holden and her outfit...but....
And Laurie Holden was in two movies involving mists, and dies in both....!
|January 9 2010, 11:49 PM
Location: United States
Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
And that's the problem. It cheapens the shock of what just happened to have a cartoonish "gotcha!" 30 seconds after the deed is done.
When he got out of the car after shooting everyone, for a moment, I had a gut instinct on what was about to happen. This is the scenario that popped into my head instantly:
He's screaming at the monsters to "come on!" and finish it. But they're not coming. I was /certain/ that the real twist of the film would be that he would not be killed and wander in the mist, wondering why he's not being taken. I expected the film would go on another 10 minutes or so, until finally, he comes to some kind of clearing in the mist and walks out, either finding the army or just by himself, and is forced to contemplate the real horror of the situation: how none of it was personal. The monsters weren't evil, they were just animals from an alien dimension. He wasn't killed due to blind chance and the worst part - he couldn't say he did the wrong thing by shooting the others. That's just the point - the universe is random. He is left alone as the survivor not because there's a lesson to be learned or a message for him but... just because.
So when the tank rocks up as soon as he steps outside, my jaw dropped. Literally. I said "you have to be shitting me" under my breath. So cheap, so stupid, so caving in at the last moment to create a cheap, cruel twist ending.
It's proof that great films can be soured by the final scene.
|January 10 2010, 12:26 AM
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|January 10 2010, 01:22 AM
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|January 10 2010, 03:12 AM
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Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
As for the ending, I loved it. It was dramatic and hit you like a steam engine. It left me raw for days and really made me think about the gravity of my own choices. One woman made the choice to leave the store and risk her life to save her children. She survived. The other characters chose to play it safe and ended up destroying each other or themselves.
And for all those horror buffs out there, you MUST see this film in black and white. It turns a blood and guts movie into a tight psychological thriller.
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|January 10 2010, 04:22 AM
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Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
Baby, you and me were never meant to be, just maybe think of me once in a while...
|January 10 2010, 05:28 AM
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|January 10 2010, 08:16 AM
Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
Beware the beast man for he is the Devils pawn. Alone among Gods primates, he kills for sport or lust or greed. Let him not breed in great numbers for he will make a desert of his home & yours. Shun him, for he is the harbinger of death.
|January 10 2010, 12:59 PM
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|January 10 2010, 10:31 PM
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Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
Baby, you and me were never meant to be, just maybe think of me once in a while...
|January 10 2010, 11:05 PM
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Re: Frank Darabont's The Mist *SPOILERS*
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Waltrip To Drive No. 55 At Talladega
Michael Waltrip will drive the No. 55 Toyota in next week's race at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama.
Vickers To Miss Rest Of Season With Blood Clot
Brian Vickers will miss the rest of the NASCAR season because of a blood clot in his right calf.
NASCAR Has Been Turned Upside Down In 2 Months
These are strange times in NASCAR, where everything has turned upside down in the blink of an eye.
Waltrip Tries To Keep Truex After Richmond Scandal
With NAPA out of the picture, Truex could decide to bolt Michael Waltrip Racing as part of the aftershock of the Richmond scandal that saw him booted out of the Chase.
NAPA Dropping Waltrip After Richmond Scandal
NAPA Auto Parts said Thursday it is dropping Michael Waltrip Racing at the end of the year in the fallout of the team's attempt to manipulate a race to get Martin Truex Jr. into NASCAR's version of the playoffs.
Stewart Wins 1st Qualifying Race At Daytona
Tony Stewart has won the first qualifying race for the Daytona 500.
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Closes a little weak as I think Coples can be a complete players, but some promising tidbits there. Nice to add a player capable of being an impact talent against the pass.
We have talked quite a lot about the Jets defensive line. Karl Dunbar made a huge impact on this group, as Muhammad Wilkerson and Quinton Coples are going to be huge parts of this team for a long time. We have gone over Wilkerson's season at length, but what about Coples?
How did he really fare compared to his peers? We know he led the team in sacks with 5.5, but let's look at his grade on Pro Football Focus to see how he compared to others.
He was a top 20 defensive end amongst 3-4 players, ranked 19th overall with a 1.4 overall grade. His impact shows even more in his pass rushing grade, where he moves up to the top 10 with a 4.9, grading him higher than great Baltimore Raven Haloti Ngata. He tied for fourth in the league with 9 quarterback hits.
He fell of a bit against the run, with a grade of only a -1.5. Interesting, however, he did better in pass coverage with a 1.0 grade in pass coverage. What does that tell us? Quinton is becoming quite the versatile player, who will be effective dropping off the line into coverage, as well as coming after the passer.
What is the next step for Quinton Coples? Improve his prowess against the run. His -1.5 grade is nowhere near good enough, and it showed in his playing time, as Quinton only played in 172 snaps against the run. He needs to become a better run stopper with only a 7.6 run stop percentage. Not playing that many snaps should have given him the ability to have a higher percentage than that.
A pass rusher is one thing, but a complete player is something else. The Jets need a complete player as a first round draft pick, and that is the step we will be looking for in 2013.
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release: 2 juni 2011 (PlayStation Store)
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Van de makers van Super Stardust en Dead Nation.
Outland can best be described as a cross between retro platformers like Prince of Persia or Out of This World and the color-switching of shoot 'em up Ikaruga. You control an acrobatic fellow as he explores a lush, dense jungle. It's a 2D game but there is a great sense of depth in the background with swaying branches and colorful wildlife. The animation for all the characters is really terrific.
Our hero can switch between light and dark forms, an ability he'll need to exploit in order to murder the local monsters and avoid sprays of bullets. Just like in Ikaruga, he'll take damage from opposite-colored bullets but will be impervious to those of the same polarity. So if there is a platform you want to get to but it's being blocked by a stream of white bullets, just change to white and you can pass through unharmed. There are instances where you must rapidly switch back and forth to move through multi-colored sprays of bullets, much like Ikaruga.
When it comes to battling enemies, you can only harm those of the opposite color. So you'll need to be white in order to defeat a black spider. You'll begin with an energy sword but eventually learn other abilities like a slide attack and an uppercut.


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Intrusion Detection with the Snort IDS
Prevention or Detection
Snort provides several options for preventing (and detecting) intrusion. The three main modes for preventing intrusion are inline filtering, cooperation with an existing iptables-based firewall, and TCP-RST mode.
When Snort is working as an inline filter, all traffic must pass through the Snort system before it passes to the internal network. If the traffic triggers a rule in the Snort system, the packets are dropped. The inline solution offers advanced firewall-style security with a regularly updated rule set. However, the IPS can also prevent access to systems through false positives and will slow down your network if you have more traffic than the Snort sensor to handle. For inline mode, you'll need to add – enable-inline to your ./configure command.
If you already have an existing iptables-based firewall, you can configure Snort to provide dynamic rule changes. The iptables option reduces some of the lag on inbound traffic, but as a trade-off, your system will be slower to respond to attacks. Once the malicious traffic triggers an alert, Snort sends a command to the iptables system to block the attacker. This style of IPS, if not correctly configured, can be manipulated by a creative attacker to force a denial of service on your own systems.
If an attacker spoofs malicious traffic from your ISP's router or DNS server, you could end up blacklisting services you need to maintain a reliable network presence. To combat this, use a whitelist of addresses you never ban. However, an attacker who discovers the address of your whitelist can spoof attacks from this address without fear of being blocked.
The final option is to allow Snort to disconnect unwanted connections through the use of TCP-RST packets (through the use of the flexresp2 patch). This option can terminate an unwanted connection from both ends. However, this solution causes a race condition between your IPS and the malicious traffic. The IPS attempts to close the connection before the attacker can complete the attack. The attacker will already have an advantage in this case, because the malicious traffic is already inside your network before Snort can act. This mode of operation helps prevent certain attacks, but it might be less reliable than the other techniques.
How you configure your IDS/IPS is dependent on your security requirements. If you intend to set up Snort as an IPS, test the server in IDS mode until you've correctly tuned the configuration and reduced false positives.
Once you're happy with the configuration, move Snort to its new role as a prevention system.
Snort has many other features to discover. For example, I never got to mention the retro ASCII art pig (Figure 5).
Numerous books and online resources will help you get started with the Snort intrusion detection system. The Snort project website offers a great number documents that can help solve problems. Snort's website also offer a community forum that provides user assistance and news.
- Snort homepage: http://www.snort.org
- Sourcefire: http://www.sourcefire.com
- BASE: Basic Analysis and Security Engine: http://base.secureideas.net
- ADOdb database abstraction library for PHP: http://adodb.sourceforge.net
- BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter): http://tcpdump.org
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This year's DEVIEW will be held for 2 days in September, and SDEC(Seoul Data Engineering Camp) will be organized on the second day under the theme of 'big data engineering.'
We would greatly appreciate your encouragement and support to the success of DEVIEW 2014 and look forward to sharing your valuable experience and knowledge.
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This document walks you through the process of installing the CCI_Printing client to enable printing from your machine to any of the ITS Lab printers as well as the CCI printing stations located in specific residence halls on campus. (Note: The residence hall locations are restricted to the residents of those buildings.)
Software Requirements
In order to complete this installation, you will need the following:
1. Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows 2000. For Mac OS X or Linux, please use the linked help documents.
Windows 8.1 users: If Windows SmartScreen prevents the application from starting up, click on "More Info" and Click "Run Anyway" to run the installer.
2. A network connection to the campus network
3. Rights on your computer to install software (administrative rights)
Installing CCI_Printing
1. After downloading the installer, double click the CCI_Printing.exe file.
2. Click install.
Installation Window 3. Click Finish when the InstallShield Wizard is completed:
4. If the installation was sucessfully completed, you will see "CCI_Printing" listed as a new printer in your "Printers and Faxes" group.
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The black unbalanced Canare 50' GS6TSSTS50 GS-6 Guitar/Instrument Cable is hand-assembled with an 18AWG Canare GS-6 oxygen-free copper cable, a rugged Neutrik right angle silentPLUG 1/4" TS plug, and a Black & Gold straight plug. It is suitable for use with both electric and bass guitars.
Along with special polyethylene dielectric and dual shields this cable also features an extra thick and flexible 127-strand conductor, all of which let you achieve low capacitance and low series resistance. These features also help to improve the frequency response (flat to 50 kHz).
A bright, ringing characteristic sound is preserved, even when using HI-Z guitar pickups with long cable runs. The double carbon/braid copper shield construction eliminates micro-phonic handling noise, especially on stage where amplifiers are often set at maximum volume levels.
The Neutrik Right Angle TS silentPLUG phone connector automatically mutes (shorts) this instrument cable to avoid pops and squeals when changing the instrument under load. The integrated gold contact reed switch is activated by a spring-loaded magnetic sleeve that un-shorts the contacts only when the jack is fully mated. The switch is hermetically sealed, and is rated for at least 10,000 mating cycles.
Always connect the silentPLUG end of cable into the Guitar or Instrument, after connecting the other end of cable to an amplifier, to reduce the chance of amp damage or noisy feedback.
For use with instrument (guitar) applications only.
Damage may occur if connected to amplifier output.
Please note that the signal isn't muted with some types of active electric guitars which are equipped with tip-ring-sleeve jacks that tap to activate the guitar power supply.
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By robbiefreeling | REVERSEBLOG: the reverse shot blog July 8, 2010 at 11:11AM
Here's something to put in the "we're excited" file: The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens officially announced today the opening of its long-in-gestation transformation into a redesigned, expanded hot spot for New York cinema-lovers. Isn't it about time we had something like this? According to the press release, the $67 million state-of-the-art new building, designed by architect Thomas Leeser, will be unveiled on January 15, 2011. Okay, so that gives us a lot of time to prepare, but we'll need it for all the goodies they've got planned, which includes "Recovered Treasures," six weeks of newly restored classics and contemporary films from around the world; experimental, interactive digital showcases; large-scale video installations and animations; a late-night party full of interactive art; an Alain Resnais series; a recurring Hitchcock series; an avant-garde retrospective; and way more. Don't forget the most exciting part (to me, at least): the very cool-looking new 264-seat theater (see above). Read more about the project at indieWIRE.


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Yes, we know, it's all about Charlie Sheen these days! Are you "winning"? Are you drinking tigers blood? We admit, we love checking into his Twitter account for a chuckle, because hash tag: sheenskorner is where it's at. We're all apprised of the events — Sheen being fired from Two And A Half Men etc?  Right now, the recipient of Sheen's vitriol, Chuck Lorre is in the process of shortlisting potential replacements for the role of Charlie Harper on the show. And apparently the fact that he reached out to actor Rob Lowe is A-Ok with the now unemployed proprietor of goddesses.  Sheen made the surprising revelation on an interview with K-Earth 101 (an L.A radio station), saying, "He's a buddy of mine, he's a beautiful man, a brilliant actor, and I hope he does it and kicks its ass because I still get pizz-aid [paid]…" However, Parks And Recreation producer Michael Schur says Rob Lowe has a multi-year contract with the show and won't be donning Sheen's bowling shirt on Men anytime soon.
With regards to the latter half of Sheen's statement, Charlie plans to sue if he doesn't receive his salary for the remainder of this season's show, and for the whole of the next season. His argument stems from the fact that he feels he was fired wrongfully, and you know what that always means… money. It was during the same interview that Charlie offered a sort-of apology to now ex-costar Jon Cryer, for calling him a " turncoat, a traitor, a troll". Apparently, Cryer didn't offer him any support so he's mad, which seems to be a permanent condition for him these days. But during the radio interview, he offered an, "I'll apologize to Jon right now, I was in a mood and I threw that out to somebody. I didn't know theyâ€â€well I kinda knew they were gonna print it, yeah I knew they were gonna print it. I confuse myself. It's a little bit a half apology. An apol. The reason I was upset I didn't get a text or a phone call or anything saying, "Hey, dude, back off, I got your back, or you got my back or there's a back involved'." And there you have it, Charlie's addition to the lexicon—"an apol".


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Keeping a watchful eye on Portland's 'world famous' transit system Trimet! (known to the locals as the Trimess)
RANTINGS OF A BUS DRIVER-MARCH 23 from al m on Vimeo.
You deserve to receive a customer commendation for the return of the woman's wallet.You walked the extra mile to the rail platform to reunite the ID with its owner.Good job!
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I ordered something fairly basic--Pad Thae and hot tea. To sum up, if I wanted improperly cooked, clumpted together, cold noodles and lukewarm tea, I could get that at home. I would have returned it, except my server disappeared after dropping it on the table. I don't know if the problem was that I was alone--but I certainly would never bring guests there.
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This asian fusion establishment caters to all of one's asian food cravings offering vietmanse fare to Korean and Japanese. The sushi prices are very reasonable and they offer up creative rolls and salads. I tried the ahi tuna salad (greens, tuna, wasabi-bannana dressing), which was outstanding. The restauant also offers an all you can eat sushi buffet mon-fri 4-6, an unbeatable deal in Andersonville.


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I spent the last ten days traveling the Midwest and delivering supplies to occupations I visited. The donations of supplies were made with money from Firedoglake's #OccupySupply Fund. I had to put FDL's premier live blog that I had been operating on hiatus so I could make deliveries and also write about my visits to occupations.
I have finished my tour of occupations in the Midwest and am pleased to announce that the live blog will resume with coverage of today's National Bank Transfer Day.
I expect this to be a day that rejuvenates many of the occupations. There will be stories coming from occupations that people thought no longer had people participating. It will be a reminder of the fact that the Occupy movement is a broad-based movement with people from not just major cities in the country but people from all over the United States, who support the growth of this movement to put an end to the undue influence of corporations and the top 1% on the US government.
Moreover, National Bank Transfer Day will demonstrate, once again, that this movement is not limited to the US and includes the world. In fact, Occupy Wall Street was inspired by uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, Greece and Spain. So, when we talk about the Occupy movement, we are talking about a global uprising of people, who understand we are all in this together and must stand in strong opposition to the ruling class and power elites of the world that have pursued globalization or neoliberalism to an extent that has greatly impacted poor, working class and middle class people all over the world.
FDL's premier live blog continues. Here is a Twitter list to follow for the latest on National Bank Transfer Day.
12:07 AM From the livestream (and via FDLer TarheelDem), this is an explanation of what happened in Atlanta:
In the park until 11pm; everyone but 3 people left the park and took to the streets in an unpermitted march. This brought out a large motorcycle contingent, horses, riot squad and SWAT team, all watched by a helicopter.
12:04 AM Right now, all looks okay at Occupy DC though there is chatter about a possible raid by police. Meanwhile, in Atlanta, a few dozen were arrested for engaging in civil disobedience as police moved in to disperse them from Troy Davis Park (Woodruff Park). And at one point police did tackle a few to the ground who were apparently not standing off to the side like they were instructed.
11:57 PM Occupy movement now has a commercial airing on television. [In fact, I just saw it on Nickelodeon.]
11:50 PM The distinct difference between the local NBC News affiliate and the Global Revolution livestream is that NBC stands where the police tells the press to stand. They record the demonstrators being escorted off peacefully by police, a perp walk that Big Bank executives thus far have managed to obstruct and prevent from happening to them. On the other hand, the Global Revolution livestream is unembedded and right where the demonstrators are who are risking arrest. In fact, the Global Revolution camera person caught the Atlanta police pouncing on a few occupiers like a pack of wolves. Only when this action had already happened did local news rush over to try and get some shots. But any brutality had already happened.
11:25 PM Local NBC affiliate in Atlanta has live feed of action in Atlanta. The live feed shows riot cops, caution tape and police on horses coming in to disperse occupiers.
11:16 PM @OccupyArrests current tally of those arrested at Occupy protests: 3269
10:20 PM Tonight, it looks like the occupations to watch are going to include Occupy Atlanta and Occupy Tulsa (h/t FDLer TarheelDem). I will be watching them both closely and I am going to add a livestream for Atlanta into the blog.
10:15 PM Occupy Boise now has an encampment. The occupiers have agreed to terms with city, one of the terms being only 15 occupiers will be permanent occupiers at a time. They will abide by this agreement until Occupy Boise can provide more services. [Discuss.]
9:58 PM ABC News – 1 million Americans have moved money out of Big Banks (video)
9:55 PM AP publishes a report on second Iraq War veteran brutalized by police at Occupy Oakland
9:51 PM Of note from OccupyTogether.org's "Occupations Report" posted yesterday is this excerpt from the blurb on Occupy Boston (h/t FDLer ny40something):
…Yesterday Occupy Boston passed a resolution banning two members – Paul Carnes and Sydney Sherrell – from representing Occupy Boston. The resolution was passed by consensus by the General Assembly of and was distributed along with a list of grievances against Paul Carnes and copies of receipts from various transactions he paid for with Occupy Boston funds. Carnes and Sherrell had previously been banned from the Financial Accountability Working Group (FAWG) for inappropriate handling of funds and unsavory behavior. The grievances claim Carnes went to Occupy Cleveland, claiming to have been sent from Occupy Boston, and to be a representative of the National Lawyers' Guild, and attempted to claim vertical leadership there. The group also says both Carnes and Sherrell set up a series of fundraising sites purporting to be for Occupy Boston among other occupations but are not part of FAWG.
10:47 PM Why she died appears to be currently unknown but CTV is reporting a woman in her 20s died in her tent at Occupy Vancouver.
10:40 PM Occupy Wall Street: 20 arrests reported today in front of state courthouse. The demonstrators assert they were on public sidewalk and the police had no right to tell them that they were blocking pedestrian traffic because as far as they concerned they are pedestrians.
9:35 PM Rebuild the Dream has managed to get more than 50,000 people to pledge to close their accounts at Bank of America, Chase and Citibank (and 24,000 people have pledged to close their accounts at other Big Banks)
8:53 PM Occupy Oakland (via @outinthespere)
8:46 PM Nation event featuring William Greider, Naomi Klein, Michael Moore and Rinku Sen at The New School in New York on November 10 (which I may be able to attend and live tweet).
7:58 PM Occupy Des Moines: A couple went into a Wells Fargo to close their business account—
…Among those entering the bank were Cat Rocketship and her husband, Scott Kubie, who closed their business account with Well Fargo — a key message of the social media-sparked "National Bank Transfer Day" initiative.
"It seems incongruous to have our money in a big bank while our business supports buying locally and the community," Kubie explained.
"What are we paying these people for? I understand paying someone for innovation, but anyone can look at a spread sheet and say if we quit paying people, we'll make more money."
With all this push for people to move their money, how are credit unions faring?
Although Saturday was dubbed "National Bank Transfer Day," credit unions in Iowa and throughout the country have received massive benefits in the weeks prior to the actual day of awareness and demonstration. The Iowa Credit Union League reports that its affiliates have gained $49 million in new deposits and 7,000 new members since the beginning of September. Nationally, credit unions have gain 650,000 customers and added $4.5 billion in new accounts during that same time, according to the Credit Union National Association.
(Oh, and, yes, I did notice her last name is Rocketship and her first name is Cat.)
7:47 PM Dallas police use pepper spray on Occupy Dallas during an action outside of a Bank of America branch
7:41 PM Three arrests at Occupy Riverside action at a Chase Bank branch (in California)
5:13 PM MSNBC's John Schoen has a post about National Bank Transfer Day and how those withdrawing money won't get a greater return on their money in credit unions. This is the type of commentary you get from corporate news commentators like Schoen, who just crunch the numbers and have no care for ethics or social justice. The people withdrawing money don't want to be connected to criminal Big Banks anymore. Whether they lose a little money or not, in the long run they will have dignity and respect and the knowledge that they are not complicit.
5:11 PM And, the intersection is cleared. Protesters have left but not before right wingers had enough time to tweet their hopes of seeing them run over by drivers trying to get through the intersection.
5:05 PM At 5th & Pine intersection, Occupy Seattle protesters are holding a sit-in. Global Revolution has a livestream from the unfolding action. They are discussing banks & credit unions.
About two dozen are blocking the intersection.
4:56 PM Some music for today (via FDLer SouthernDragon). The song is "Direct Action" by Utah Phillips & Ani DiFranco:
4:53 PM Four arrests during Occupy Wall Street's Bank Transfer Day march. (Not sure for what yet.)
4:46 PM The Guardian, which is typically produces very good data journalism projects, has posted a map providing details on America's poorest poor. It illuminates the best and worst cities. In the Midwest, Detroit is the worst with a poverty rate increase of 13%. In New York and Northern Jersey, the poverty rate actually decreased. Houston experienced a 5% increase in the poverty rate. In the West, Los Angeles' poverty rate actually decreased 4.4% while in Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale increased the most (1.8%).
4:41 PM Occupy Chicago has Family Day in Grant Park
4:40 PM Report from Occupy London that 200 people were kettled at Parliament Square. There were a few arrests, possible cases of police brutality.
4:28 PM MoveOn joins in the Occupy Denver protest for National Bank Transfer Day, prompting one long-time occupier to comment, "We welcome all groups, but we ask that they don't make it about the candidates and keep it about the issues."
4:26 PM Occupy Santa Rosa picket four national banks
4:20 PM More than 200 people with Occupy Portland (in Oregon) leave citizens' arrest warrants at Wells Fargo, US Bank and Chase bank branches
4:19 PM Los Angeles Times covers Occupy LA's action today to mark National Bank Transfer Day:
Hundreds of protesters vented their frustration with Wall Street Saturday in a march through downtown L.A.'s financial district that at one point erupted into a pushing and shouting match with a counter-protester…
…Things turned tense when Mario Brito, an organizer with Occupy L.A., took to the microphone and was interrupted by a counter-protester who grabbed the microphone and yelled, "Mario, are you still a member of the Communist Party?"
2:43 PM RT's report on Bank Transfer Day (video)
2:40 PM Occupy Wall Street march is moving to Foley Square and past City Hall. Reports from Democracy Now! Ryan Devereaux and @Newyorkist indicate things are going smoothly. The police presence is light in comparison to other actions and the NYPD is being cooperative with demonstrators right now.
2:37 PM On the bailout of Canadian banks (scroll down the post for the details)
2:31 PM Chicagoist reports on what Occupy Chicago is doing for National Bank Transfer Day
1:34 PM Occupy Streams: go here for a live stream from many of the occupations engaging in actions today
12:57 PM As St. Louis occupiers participate in National Bank Transfer Day, it is worth noting Mayor Francis Slay wrote a blog yesterday indicating if has anything to do with it Occupy St. Louis will be over soon.
…I know, and the Occupy participants know, that they cannot stay there forever. Bad weather and other programming for Kiener Plaza are racing each other to mark the end of their tenure.
The City's Parks Department has prepared a list of ordinances and regulations which it believes Occupy is in current violation. We will present that list to Occupy…
12:12 PM This is being circulated right now (although posted a while ago): list of banks that were bailed out from CNN Money.
12: 10 PM Both Occupy Tulsa and Occupy Seattle participating in National Bank Transfer Day with planned actions.
11:38 AM This morning Occupy Raleigh startled Bank of America. BofA called the cops right away on protesters.
11:30 AM The 99% of St. Louis march on Bank of America on the eve of National Bank Transfer Day (video)
11:28 AM Anonymous' video for OpCashBack or National Bank Transfer Day
11:25 AM Occupy Baltimore is out demonstrating at a Wells Fargo bank branch. The occupation is calling on people to support the city's lawsuit against Wells Fargo for "illegal racist lending practices."
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Kelly nets 22 in Duke's 80-62 win over Wake Forest
Duke's Ryan Kelly was on his way to a very special afternoon against Wake Forest Saturday. The senior forward picked up his fourth foul with 16:10 to play in the second half and fouled out with 7:20 left in the Blue Devils' 80-62 win to open ACC play.
"He still had a special day. He had 22 points in 18 minutes," said Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski.
Kelly, after an 18-point performance against Davidson Wednesday, scored 15 of his 22 from outside, finishing 5-of-7 from 3-point range.
"He just had the openings and knocked them down," Krzyzewski said. "He was on his way to a 35-40 point game, really. We would have obviously kept calling his number."
No. 1 Duke (14-0) stayed perfect on the season while Wake Forest dropped to 7-6 overall. The loss snapped a three-game win streak for the Demon Deacons that included a 66-59 win over Xavier Wednesday in the Skip Prosser Classic.
Seth Curry also finished with 22 for the Blue Devils. Mason Plumlee had 13 points and 12 rebounds and freshman Rasheed Sulaimon finished with 12.
"When you're trying to take Mason and Seth out of the game, it opens up a little more for Ryan, said Krzyzewski. "That's why Rasheed and Quinn (Cook) scoring will be big and has been big, but will be even bigger as we go forward because people are going to try and take different things away from us."
Kelly caught fire early, banging in back-to-back 3s to put Duke up 19-14. Another Kelly jumper from downtown had the Devils up 34-19 with 6:29 to play in the half.
"We have players on our team that can create, a lot of focus has to be on them," said Kelly. "There has to be some kind of help side. I have to kind of find seams and look for openings."
Cook couldn't find his shot, but did uncover some of the openings Kelly alluded to. The sophomore guard was 0-for-11 from the field, but dished out 14 assists.
Duke led 41-30 at the half despite being outshot from the field 42.3 percent to 36.4.
Kelly had four of his 3s by halftime and all three of Curry's outside jumpers came in the first half.
"He benefitted from guys doubling Mason and guys getting to the paint and kicking out," Curry said of Kelly. "He stepped up to his shots with confidence and knocked them down. If he does that, that makes us a better team."
Duke opened the second half on a 9-2 run capped by Kelly's fifth triple of the contest.
Demon Deacons coach Jeff Bzdelik said Kelly's intelligence and craftiness in the post make him a great player in addition to his shooting ability.
"He's like a point guard out there because when he catches the basketball, he can do a lot of things with it," Bzdelik said.
Junior forward Travis McKie led Wake Forest with 22 points and senior guard C.J. Harris had 19.
Duke looks to preserve its No. 1 ranking Tuesday at home against Clemson.
"We just have to continue to have a chip on our shoulder and be out there saying that we need to prove something to someone every time," said Kelly. "Everybody wants to take us down from that spot and everybody wants that spot. We can't allow them to take it from us."
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Ken Block kept on racing for a while during Global Rally Cross SEMA despite a cockpit fire in his Ford Fiesta.
He qualified for the event first and won each of the heats and led the first five laps at Global Rally Cross SEMA. However, Ken Block was forced to retire due to a serious fire in his cockpit, but not before driving a few laps while his car was on fire.
Block was very disappointed that he had to retire from the race which was eventually won by Tanner Foust. If it was entirely up to him, he probably would have kept on racing judging by the fact that he didn't care at all when the center console was on fire.
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You'd notice the smoke. Honestly that's just stupid, not only did he endanger himself but damaged his car more than necessary.
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You and your dinner partner will feel as though you've made a quick midwinter escape to Morocco with this spicy roasted chicken and colorful couscous dish. If it looks familiar, it's a recipe of mine that was accepted by Fresh Market for publication in its 25th anniversary cookbook.
Compound butter — a nod to the French influence in Moroccan cuisine — is stuffed under the skin of a split chicken breast. A compound butter can be made with almost any herb, spice or flavoring. Start with softened butter, add the ingredients, form into a log using plastic wrap, then wrap and chill until it can be sliced. The recipe here yields more than you'll need; freeze the remainder and serve it another time melted over cooked carrots or salmon.
North African couscous is a terrific item to keep in your pantry for side dishes because it cooks quickly. It's often mistaken for a grain, but is actually dried pasta made from semolina, a coarsely ground durum wheat. Israeli or pearl couscous is larger and is baked rather than dried. It takes longer to cook, but can be used if you prefer. For a gluten-free dish, use brown rice couscous or quinoa.
Don't be intimidated by the long list of ingredients. You may already have most of the ingredients in your spice cabinet or pantry, and the steps are not complicated. The chicken breast roasting time will vary depending upon size. The chicken is done when an instant-read thermometer inserted in the center registers 165 degrees. Be careful not to touch bone; the thermometer will register hotter than what the meat temperature actually is.
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Chicken Marrakech with Jeweled Couscous
Makes 2 servings.
1 stick unsalted butter, softened
4 scallions, white and light green part, minced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground coriander
½ teaspoon cayenne pepper (or to taste)
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
3/4 teaspoon salt, divided
2 bone-in skin-on (or split) chicken breasts
2 tablespoons olive oil
— Lemon wedges, for serving
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 small carrot, chopped (about ½ cup)
½ small red bell pepper, chopped (about ½ cup)
2 scallions, chopped
1 small zucchini, diced (about 1 cup)
2 cloves garlic, minced
1½ teaspoons ground coriander
½ teaspoon ground turmeric
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper (or to taste)
1½ cups chicken broth
— Salt and black pepper, to taste
1/3 cup golden raisins
¾ cup couscous
¼ cup sliced almonds
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. In a small bowl, combine butter, scallion, garlic, paprika, cumin, coriander, cayenne, parsley, cilantro and ½ teaspoon salt. Form into a log, wrap with plastic wrap, and chill in the freezer for 15 minutes.
Cut the log in half and store one half for another use. Cut the other half in half again. Gently separate — but do not remove — the skin from the chicken. Stuff a butter round under the skin of each breast and press down to slightly distribute it. Place in a baking dish, drizzle with olive oil, and season with the remaining salt. Bake for 15 minutes, reduce heat to 350 degrees, and continue baking another 30 to 40 minutes or until a thermometer registers 165 degrees. Baste chicken with the pan juices twice during roasting.
Meanwhile, heat oil in a sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add the carrot and red bell pepper and cook 3 to 4 minutes. Add the scallion and zucchini and cook another 3 to 4 minutes. Add the garlic, coriander, turmeric, cayenne and sauté briefly. Add chicken broth, salt and pepper and raisins. Bring to a boil. Remove from heat, stir in couscous, cover and let stand 5 to 6 minutes. Fluff with a fork, cover and keep warm. Just before serving, add almonds and parsley.
To serve, spread couscous on a platter, top with chicken and drizzle with pan juices. Serve with lemon wedges.
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Encryption does not go past 0%
PGP Desktop encryption shows the status as paused at 0.0% complete. It has not progressed in several weeks. The message at the bottom says Encryption has been paused but the disk is fully functional. The disk is partially encrypted and is not secure. Click resume to finish the encryption process.
When I click Resume it sometimes will prompt for the PGP password, but then nothing happens after it's entered.
I tried running the command: pgpwde --resume -d 0 --passphrase "your passphrase" and it says the resume command was sent successfully, but it still does not progress. I cannot uninstall PGP Desktop because it says the disk is partially encrypted.
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Assuming the disk in question is disk 0 (you can check by running pgpwde --enum check the following:
pgpwde --status --disk 0. Take a note of the number of sectors and the highwatermark figures. The highwatermark is the number of sectors that have been encrypted. It will also tell you if bootguard is actually enabled or not.
You might be better off seeing if you can decrypt too, then try again:
Ok, it looks like the drive is listed as Disk 0. Here is the output from the enum command:
Total number of installed fixed/removable storage device: 1
Disk 0 has 1 online volumes:
volume C is on partition 2 with offset 206848
Then I tried the decrypt command and got error code -12287: WDE: Operation not allowed by administrative policy.
I am logged in as an administrator.
Is this a stand-alone environment? You might want to look at the policy, its not allowing you to decrypt.
was the number of sectors and the highwatermark the same?
Has bootguard actually enabled yet?
what does pgpwde --status --disk 0 give you?
This is what pgpwde --status should look like if it's fully encrypted:
"c:\Program Files (x86)\PGP Corporation\PGP Desktop\pgpwde.
exe" --status --disk 0
Disk 0 is instrumented by bootguard.
Current key is valid.
Whole disk encrypted
Total sectors: 250069680 highwatermark: 250069618 reserved start sectors: 62
Failed login attempt lockout enabled. Max failures=5
Request sent to Disk status was successful
The "watermark" that weevil describes is the total sectors vs highwatermark. You should always have total sectors - start sectors for your high watermark if it's complete. If highwtaermark is at a much lower number, encryption is still in progress. The watermark is a number that is incrimentally updated based on the encryption progress.
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When I run the status command, I get the following output:
Disk 0 is instrumented by bootguard.
Encryption process interrupted by user request.
Current key is valid
Whole disk encrypted
Total sectors: 488397101
Request sent to disk was successful.
In the PGP Desktop program window, it says encryption is paused at 0% and if I hit Resume nothing happens. Running the resume command in command prompt also does not trigger it to start encrypting. Is there a way to clear that error that encryption process was interrupted by user request?
You can try:
pgpwde --stop --disk 0 -p "passphrase here"
pgpwde --decrypt --disk 0 - p "passphrase here"
Let decryption finish (uninstrumenting)
THen re-encrypt
pgpwde --secure --disk 0 -p "passphrase here"
If that does not work,I would suggest reading the KB article that I posted on the 30th and making sure that you are following all the best practices for encryption.
One of the number on contributors that comes to mind is if you are using a software RAID of any kind or else dynamic volumes for your partioning. This can cause problems with encrypting the drive and is not supported.
If/when you consider your issue resolved, please click Mark As Solution on the most helpful response.
by the way, you might want to see if the following KB article may apply:
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The Testimony of Donnie Warren
My story began long ago when I was a very young child. My mother and sister were strong Pentecostal believers, and took me to church with them when I was about three or four years old. We went to a little brush arbor ( upright poles with cedar tops laid on cross poles for a roof, and open all around the sides ) out in the woods, near a little town called Oak Hill Texas. There was an old rock store, a school, and a few houses strung out along the highway with Joe Tanner's blacksmith shop in the midst of it all.
I would play with the preacher's daughter on the sawdust floor, between the benches where the members sat to hear the fire and damnation sermon, as brother Donnie (whom I was named after ) wiped the sweat from his brow, and paced back and forth in front of the congregation with open bible in his hand. Sometimes folks would jump up with their hands held high in the air, and testify how the Lord had saved them, and speak in tongues, shout all over the place, then fall flat on their backs "under the power," and lay in the sawdust trembling until they regained control of themselves, got up, and returned to their seats.
When the service was over they would mill around and talk about what a "good time" they all had, then go home until the next meeting. Dad leaned toward the Baptist church, but would often go with us to the Pentecostal meetings, though he didn't get caught up in them like mom did. Well, I grew up in this religious atmosphere and believed Christ was my Saviour, but was always afraid I might not be good enough to be worthy of salvation because I was always sinning no matter how hard I tried not to. They kept telling me my salvation was a gift from God in His grace, then went on to tell me what I had to do to qualify for it. They didn't say it just like that, but that's what it all came down to in the end. God had done all HE could do, and now the rest was all up to me, whether I made it or not!
Needless to say, I was not very big on going to church a lot and "giving my heart to the Lord" then finding I couldn't live up to His standards. That meant going to hell for sure, so I tried not to think about it as much as I could. The years passed and I left that church far behind me and looked at many others, but found pretty much the same results in the end, earn salvation by being good, or wind up in hell. That was the bottom line every where I looked.
So I gave up on churches and took to studying my bible, and trying to find what God really said instead of what some preacher said He said. This was somewhat confusing, because all the while I studied the Word, God was becoming more, and more my Father, and Christ my Saviour deep inside me, in spite of the fact that I still kept sinning and repenting again, and again. Then one night I heard Garner Ted Armstrong and The World Tomorrow on the radio, and he grabbed my attention like a magnet grabs a nail. Thus began my journey to the truth, and a year later my wife and I were baptized into the Worldwide Church of God.
We learned a lot of truth in this church and were happy. We thought we had found the "true church" at last. This lasted about six or seven years, and then things began to fall apart in the church at the very top of the leadership at "headquarters." I began to hear things that had been kept covered up for years, and they were not good things! A fellow member and close friend got a booklet on tithing written by a minister who had resigned from the church, and it was a real eye opener for us. In addition to this, we began to learn more truth in our private bible studies, and it sure was NOT in agreement with church doctrine. After much research and careful consideration of what we had learned, we decided to leave the church and study at home with our friends. Thus began several years of scripture study and research with the help of a concordance and Greek and Hebrew dictionaries.
Then my friend ordered some books from the Concordant Publishing Concern. The first one I read was "The Mystery of The Gospel" by A.E. Knoch, and I knew at once that I had a pot of pure gold in my hands!! The trouble was, it contained knowledge so deep in the things of God that I had a hard time convincing myself that I was really reading what I thought I was reading!!!! But God opened my understanding to really see the precious truth in this little book, and when I finished it I sat in stunned awe for some time, and kept saying to myself "These things ARE true, they really are TRUE!!!!" Then I read "God's Eonian Purpose" by Adlai Loudy and It ALL came together for me. God's purpose to become ALL in all began to shine with a glory that I had never even imagined before!! Then came AE Knoch's "The Purpose of Evil And The Judgments Of God" and I saw God AS GOD for the first time in my life, and NOTHING has ever been the same again. At last I saw it was Christ and me, then after a while it was more of Christ and less of me. Then finally, God opened my eyes all the way, and I saw that it's ALL OF CHRIST and NONE of me! ALL is out of God, through God, and For God, praise His Holy name! And so I come at last to the present, where our God and Father and the beloved Son of His love, grow ever greater, and ever brighter in my life with each passing day. Amen!!!!
This is the outline of my long and weary journey from the apostasy of traditional theology, to the glorious liberty of God's precious truth, and a new creation in Christ Jesus. May God's grace be with you, and His peace fill your heart with rest that all the fiery darts of Satan can never penetrate!
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Please enter your e-mail address. You will receive a new password via e-mail.