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Rick Dudley
Rick Dudley
Retired player. Currently the General Manager of the Atlanta Thrashers.
Fan letter sent: March 3, 2011.
Autograph received: April 16, 2011
Rick Dudley played in the NHL for the Buffalo Sabres and the Winnipeg Jets, and in the WHA with the Cincinnati Stingers. Counting minor league play, he had just over an 11 year pro career. Dudley then went onto coaching and management, and is now the GM for the Atlanta Thrashers.
Dudley nicely signed my 3 cards in black Sharpie marker.
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I just got my first MAC this last week, it's a macbook 2ghz, 1gb etc.
The wireless network card is a Atheros AR5800A.
So the problems i have is 2 different problems wether i run macOSX (10.0.4.8) or windows xp (latest bootcamp).
In macOS it's a big mess getting the wlan card to connect to my router, but whenever i do(WHEN MESSED WITH IT FOR half and hour), i have really big problems with getting a good transfer flow, sometimes it seems like the DNS is stuck or my internetconnection ssux. But the DNS server and the interconnection is working (i have 2 laps and one PC, working just fine right next too me). ....help!
WinXP (bootcamp)
Here the wlan works perfect, it connects with no probs. BUT a big BUT here, whenever the Wlan card is activated, it makes some funny freezes, it just freeze my macbook randomly for like 0.5s - 3sec...... again, help. plz
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Btw. using Dlink 524 if that has anything to say, with a WPA-psk
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I know the Macbook AirPort card would at least work on the OS X side. My personal guess is that the card is your main problem. How is the signal strength? You may also want to give the router what I call a "refresh". I simply accomplish this by simply unplugging the router every month or so and just allowing it to clear it self. Seems to definitely help with the DNS and speed.
Someone may can correct me here--but I would say your best bet is to use the AirPort card. Best of luck!
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It is indeed the aiport card, you just don't see the manufactor in macOS it seems(or it's an emulated win driver somethin dno). But the signal strength is full, so that's not the problem. The wireless in macOS seems too be working fine now, dno what i've done, really.
And another question, how do i make it connect to my network everytime i boot? i've added my network to the preferred network, but i doesnt seem to connect.
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We just happened to be walking by and stopped in. It was wonderful! We loved the upscale decor and service was first class all the way. Food was outstanding. It was a highlight of our day trip to the city.
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This is the Japanese sushi place all to which all others in town aspire. If you are adventurous, try the tasting menu. Expensive but this is the place to try sushi to find out if you really like it.
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An encomium in response to the question, "how was your dining experience?" as Morimoto, Philadelphia warrants. This was a wholly decadent experience, and as a follower of Morimoto since his NY Nobu days, I was pleased that my expectations were surpassed. Star's design is top of the line, and your eyes will be impressed here. The cocktails were superb (even the beer, donning his insignia, was impressive), the appetizers a perfect medley of flavours, the main course (we had surf & turf) were bliss. The highlight of my meal was the dessert. Yuzu merengue w/ raspberry mango. My gastronomic palette + mind cannot transform how incredible this was to words. Bravo, Morimoto, this panegyric well deserved.
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I feel I should preface this with the fact that I am a huge Food network fan, so I looked forward to the experience of attending Morimoto's restaurant... Don't get me wrong, the sushi was great and the hazlenut beer was fantastic. But if you eat multiple courses (appetizers, sushi, entree, and dessert), our meal lasted about 3 and a half hours. For anyone who might not know, the booths are lit from the inside, not brightly, and change colors slowly. But if you suffer from migraines or epilepsy (like I do), it's okay for the first hour or so, but after that many hours... Well lets just say I went home with the worst migraine I've ever had and had to be hospitalized. Loved the food, sorry I can't have it again. But I felt compelled to warn others who have the same kind of problems.
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me and my girlfriend went to morimoto on newyears eve 2008. Sevice was excellent, i loved the way the resturant was set out and the decor, the sushi was great, only thing i could knock the place on was i thought it was a little pricey, but overall ,a great experiance
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For me the ends did not justify the means. The food was good but I didn't feel it matched up with the cost. It was an experience however. If you are interested in the surf and turf I would recommend buying your own kobe beef and cooking it yourself. The rock shrimp was my favorite.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/08/2008
This is extremely good sushi for Philadelphia, maybe the best I've had here. But it is average when compared to other high end sushi restaurants, and I would ven go as far to say that in NY I can get the same vairiety & quality fish on a "chef's choice" sashimi platter for about 30[%] less. The service is lacking - as a single diner I was given the worst seat in the house (behind the frosted cooler at the sushi bar - couldn't even see what was being prepared) and I got an attitude when I pointed out that they brought me the wrong entree. On the other hand, the dessert was delicious and creative. The woman across from me was doing an omakase menu and it looked amazing. All in all, this really did not stand out as a memorable meal.


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Former U.S. Ambassador James F. Moriarty to Speak at Martin ForumFormer U.S. Ambassador James F. Moriarty will focus on the balance of power in East Asia and the Obama Administration during the first Martin Forum of the academic year on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Moriarty, a former ambassador to Nepal and Bangladesh, will present the talk "Asia's Nation States and Other Actors: Opportunities and Challenges for the U.S.," which looks at U.S. policy in the region, starting at 7 p.m. in the University of Idaho Administration Building Auditorium, 851 Campus Drive in Moscow.
Moriarty is the first Martin Institute Visiting Distinguished Practitioner of International Affairs (VDPIA) for 2014.
"The students, staff and faculty of the Martin Institute are thrilled to welcome such a distinguished public servant as Ambassador Moriarty," said Bill L. Smith, director of the Martin Institute and the Program for International Studies. "Ambassador Moriarty's extensive service in East Asia through several presidential administrations and in the midst of significant diplomatic challenges makes him an ideal speaker."
Before leading the U.S. Embassies in Nepal and Bangladesh, Moriarty served in 2002-2004 as Special Assistant to the President of the United States of America and Senior Director at the National Security Council, where he was responsible for advising on and coordinating U.S. policy on East Asia, South Asia and the Pacific region. Moriarty also worked in the White House in 2001-2002 as National Security Council Director for China Affairs and served as Minister-Counselor for Political Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.
In 1994-1998, he led the General Affairs (Political) Section at the American Institute in Taiwan. Ambassador Moriarty shaped the U.S. response to Chinese missile tests in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, and the ramming of a U.S. EP-3 plane off China's Hainan Island. In these jobs and at the National Security Council, Moriarty helped lay the groundwork for U.S.-China policy for the 21st century.
As Deputy Director of the State Department's Office of United Nations (UN) Political Affairs in 1991-93, Moriarty coordinated U.S. policy on UN Security Council issues. He received the American Foreign Service Association's Rivkin Award for his principled approach to the break-up of the former Yugoslavia. With his experience, Moriarty will talk about the power transition in East Asia and the opportunities and challenges for the US.
Also joining on this visit is his spouse, Ambassador Lauren K. Moriarty, a career-long diplomat who formerly served as U.S. Ambassador to Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and Dean of the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies.
The forum is sponsored by the University's Martin Institute and Program in International Studies.
In addition to the forum, the Moriartys will guest lecture in several classes at the University of Idaho and meet with ROTC cadres, student clubs and the Martin Scholars. They will also hold office hours for students who wish to chat about international affairs.
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HUNTINGTON -- Volunteers who have helped turn vacant lots into community gardens will celebrate their accomplishments and bid farewell to their efforts as they turn the gardens over to neighborhood-run groups.
The Huntington Community Gardens celebration will occur from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, at the Barnett Center, 1524 10th Ave.
During the past four years, volunteers with the initiative have planted five gardens in Fairfield West and helped plant a few more in other areas of the city. They have used the gardens to educate children and adults on the benefits of sustainable living and organic gardening as well as provide healthy food for those in need. The gardens produced more than 500 pounds of food to residents, local food pantries and the Huntington Area Food Bank this year alone, said Eve Marcum-Atkinson, Huntington Community Gardens project coordinator.
"The amount of volunteer and community support has been really humbling," she said. "It's beautiful to be a part of something that so many people wanted to give up their time for and see it grow."
Starting next year, three community gardens on Minton Street will be turned over to the Fairfield West Improvement Council, Marcum-Atkinson said. The garden at the Barnett Center is still in need of an official caretaker, she said. The SCRATCH Sustainable Community Project, which is an outgrowth of Huntington Community Gardens, took over the Maudella Taylor Garden behind the A.D. Lewis Community Center last year.
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STARKVILLE, Miss.--For the fourth consecutive year, Mississippi State is awarding national Tillman Military Scholarships as one of 14 campuses across the nation designated as a university partner for the program by the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Two students at the university join five previously enrolled as 2012-13 selections for the academic awards created in memory of Pat Tillman, the late U.S. Army Ranger and former NFL football player.
Each receiving $8,000 awards, the new scholars are Karen F. Pearson of Starkville and John W. Van Horn III of Silver Spring, Md. [20905].
Pearson is a fourth-year doctor of veterinary medicine student in the College of Veterinary Medicine; Van Horn, a junior geoscience/professional meteorology major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
"We are exceptionally pleased the Pat Tillman Foundation continues to honor his memory by awarding generous scholarships for students enrolled on Mississippi State's veteran-friendly campus," said Ken McRae. "These students are among those who are setting a positive example with their lives through service and continued patriotism as they pursue their educational goals."
McRae directs MSU's G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery Center for America's Veterans that administers the campus Tillman Military Scholars program.
Since 2009, MSU has awarded Tillman Military Scholarships, having been among the inaugural group of U.S. institutions of higher education chosen to participate in the program.
The scholarships support the educations of both veterans and their families. Amounts for the MSU group typically vary between $2,000 and $10,000 for an academic year.
Tillman Military Scholar candidates may be affiliated with any U.S. Armed Forces branch. Those selected must be enrolled fulltime, maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (on a 4.0 scale) and demonstrate financial need, among other criteria. Scholars also are required to perform a public service of choice and report that service to the Tillman community.
Tillman was a 1998-2001 starting safety with the Arizona Cardinals. In mid-2002, he placed his professional football career on hold to become an Army Ranger. Two years later, the San Jose, Calif., native was killed on active duty in Eastern Afghanistan.
Following his death in 2004, the Arizona-based Pat Tillman Foundation was created by family and friends. Over the past four years, the Pat Tillman Foundation has awarded more than $3.2 million in scholarship funds to freshmen, undergraduate and Ph.D. candidates across the nation.
"The Tillman Military Scholars program and associated funds are a ready source of assistance for schools like Mississippi State which have strong veterans' programs for our returning service men and women and their dependents who wish to start, finish or further their education," said Hunter I. Riley, Pat Tillman Foundation program director. "We are extremely proud that MSU recipients devote the time to take part in beneficial activities organized by the Pat Tillman Foundation and also volunteer in the local areas."
MSU's Montgomery Center for America's Veterans has gained a national reputation for work with current and former military personnel and organizations. Its Tillman Military Scholars are among more than 2,000 student veterans, service members, dependents, and survivors currently enrolled.
The returning class of MSU Tillman Military Scholars for 2012-13 includes (by hometown):
CLINTON--Patricia A. Pohlhaus, a senior special education major and the daughter of Jackie Moody. She is receiving an $8,000 award, and her activities include being a member of the university's Famous Maroon Band.
FLOWOOD--Samantha B. Hill, a senior communication/public relations major and the daughter of Terry and Geraldine Hill. She was among the inaugural group of Tillman Military Scholars in 2009 and is now receiving a $10,000 award. She was an honor graduate of Northwest Rankin High School.
PRAIRIE--Senior Janice L. Cunningham, a biological engineering/biomedical engineering major and the daughter of Alexander and Monika Cunningham of Zwibruecken, Germany. Valedictorian of her 2010 high school graduating class, she is a member of the campus chapters of the National and German National honor societies. Her award is $7,000.
STARKVILLE--Ryan N. Bear, a third year doctor of veterinary medicine student is receiving $10,0000. He is the son of Janie and David Bear of Huntsville, Mo. [65259] A 2001 Missouri State University cell and molecular biology graduate, he is a former U.S. Navy helicopter pilot.
TUPELO--Catherine C. Turner, a senior political science/pre-law major and the daughter of James and Cathy Turner. She was among the inaugural group of Tillman Military Scholar in 2009 and is now receiving a $10,000 award. She also is an ACT scholar.
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I'm not talking about the project owners or main developers, but about devs who have contributed significant, if clearly minority, parts of code, or who have consistently handed in patches and fixes.
What are their rights to the project? What happens if, say, in a GPL project the project owners start making money to by selling non-GPL licenses to businesses.
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This year I got to be on the panel of judges that narrowed the Seamless in Seattle contestants from 32 to 5. It was so much fun, and I must say – it is way better to judge than be judged. (See the super awkward photo of me from 2009 in this post.) Being a judge also meant I got to go to the fashion show on behalf of Seattle Magazine. It was at the Seattle Art Museum this year and I loved that the runway was right below the Ford Taurus' suspended from the ceiling.
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Life, man.
Curious about what I was doing 3 years ago? I was designing, patterning and sewing my first collection that I got to show at Seattle Fashion Week, Thaw Fashion show, Fashion first and to display in Seattle Magazine. Looking back on that time in my life I'm blown away at what I was able to accomplish in such a short amount of time. I didn't ever let my fears interfere with what I needed or wanted to get done. I think I just taught myself a life lesson. That I obviously already knew, but apparently forgot.
I'm not done yet, but shortly you'll be able to see all of that info over here on the blog. Click here to see what I was up to in April 2009.
The Forecast
Last week I had the pleasure of attending Seattle Magazine's The Forecast. There were quite a few retailers involved, and I think the stylist(s) did a great job of mixing stylish outfits with fashionable Seattle-appropriate pieces. It doesn't rain every day, but if you think layers aren't necessary here, you're talking crazy.
The event was at Benaroya Hall in downtown Seattle. I had never been there before and was really impressed with the space. (The main downfall to going anywhere downtown nowadays is that you have to pay to park on the street until 8pm. Are you KIDDING me Seattle? Geesh.)
There were so many things I liked, but I would say my favorite jackets overall were by Wraphabillement, launched by Elizabeth Roberts in 2011 and the designs by Terra, which were brought to the fashion show by Seattle E-Bike.
Drumroll please…
The winner of last week's contest (determined by random.org) is:
Ellie, email me and I'll get you hooked up!
Thanks so much to everyone who entered!
Seattle Fashion
Last week I attended a fashion show put on by the Fashion Club of Seattle University. It consisted of fashion from local Seattle retailers (Zebra Club, Blue Luna, Casual Industrees and People's Republic of Clothing to name a few), which were modeled by Seattle U students. I was very impressed with not just the fashion, but also the professionalism and fluidity of the show. The fantastic part about FCSU is that their charity partner is Dress for Success, a non-profit organization that provides professional apparel and career development to low-income women. 100% of their ticket sales were donated to Dress for Success. Not 10% or 30%…One Hundred Percent. That's pretty amazing, no?
Here are a few photos I took of the show.
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And of course, Seattle represents:
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Shabby Apple Gift Card Giveaway!
Hello lovely readers
I don't know if you like free stuff as much as I do, but I am very excited to tell you that you have the opportunity to win a $75 shopping spree to Shabby Apple!
All you have to do is:
1. Visit Shabby Apple and pick out your favorite item.
2. Leave a comment below and tell me what you like best.
3. "Like" their Facebook page for a bonus entry (and tell me in the comments that you did so).
This giveaway is open until Friday March 9th at 10pm. Check back on Monday the 10th to see if you're the winner! Good luck my friends. Good luck.
Another bonus is that for the next month you can use coupon code ohreallybecky10off to receive 10% off all purchases.
My favorites, in case you're curious, include this and this.
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Fashion Inspiration
I got this book as a Christmas gift. Visual:
I love it because it's not very big, but is packed with 450 images dating back to 1865. There's no text wasting any space – it's just a photo and a caption on each page. I really like looking at vintage photos for current inspiration, and I know I'll go back to this one over and over. Here are a few of my favorites at the moment…
What I Wore Book Giveaway!
I've been following the blog What I Wore for about a year now. I discovered it through a friend when I was in New York and have checked it pretty religiously since then. Jessica is so fantastic that someone even paid her to write a book about her personal style. It hits the shelves in 10 short days, and in honor of that she's giving away a free book to 10 people. (I'll probably buy the book anyway, but free stuff is always more fun.)
See her original post about the book giveaway here. (FYI, if you have a blog and are into fashion you can re-blog her post to enter the drawing too.)
And here's a little note from Jessica's original post:
I'll be giving away 10 signed copies of What I Wore: Four Seasons, One Closet, Endless Recipes for Personal Style plus a personalized illustration (of you!) to one extra special reader!
To enter: REBLOG or REPOST this giveaway on your site and link back to this page. (If you don't have a blog, you can e-mail whatiworebook(at)gmail.com your pre-order receipt as well.) You must enter the link to your post in the comment section below (so I can find you!)
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2011 Comcast Student Designer Competition
As promised, here are a few photos from last night's Comcast Student Designer Competition.
Three of the five judges: Tanya Friberg – owner of The Finerie, Carina Van Son – KISS FM Fashion and Lifestyle blogger, and of course me. The other two judges were the always adorable Kim and James from Gene Juarez, who I failed to snap a picture of.
Below are designs by Jennifer M. Lamb.
Below is a dress by high school student Cindy Wang – she came in 3rd place! She's only 16! (And you may recognize the model? That's Alana, the model I used for pretty much everything back in 2009.)
The winner was Anna Dicklhuber! She got $1,000 (which is $700 more than I got when I won it. Ahem.) and will have the opportunity to show at Seattle Fashion Week. Congrats Anna! (Those are her two outfits below).
(Second place went to Christina Yi, but I failed to get a picture of her garments.)
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Poor Alex Rodriguez. He should have known what he was messing with when he fell in love with Madonna. This is a chick who married Sean Penn when she was like, 12! You don't fall in love with Madonna. She chews you up and spits you out, and your remains become art. But the Yankee slugger doesn't give a sh*t, telling his teammate (Please let it be Jason Giambi's moustache) that he's in love with the singer and that Madonna is "my (bleeping) soulmate, dude."
Oh A-Rod, get over yourself. Madonna has a soulmate, and it's herself.
Hungry for today's latest on the A-Rod scandal? Here's the scoop:
- Lenny Kravitz was told by his manager (and Madonna's) that he was going to "pimp out Madonna and A-Rod." He disapproved and fired the guy, and then he ended up linked to A-Rod's wife. Lenny's pissed, naturally.
- A-Rod boned a lot of chicks while he was married, and a few are enjoying their .000015 seconds of fame.
- Madonna wants Cynthia Rodriguez's lawyers to stop using her name. Really? How Lucky! Can we also stop talking about the Artist Formerly Known As Attention Whore?


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It makes sense if you think about it. This basic, $500 laptop that I am writing on right now has enough power to do certain things, but it runs those same common apps like Twitter or email services as fast as any other gaming PC in my house. When it comes to basic internet usage, does it matter that one device runs an app quickly while the other runs it seemingly at the same speed? Fast is fast.
Still, I wonder how the new Surface devices will fit into the tablet gaming sphere.
It is important to note that while we have had some choices in Windows-based tablets touchscreen devices (like my Inspiron Duo, a "transforming" netbook), they have either been bulky, hot, expensive, or (like my netbook) not as powerful as I would have liked. I have been playing with the Windows 8 previews, however, and they literally made my touchscreen netbook much, much faster, more responsive, and more of a fluid experience. Windows 8 is made for touch, so I can only imagine he fun of being able to play on a Core-i5-powered tablet with Windows 8.
"Oh, I admit that along the way I have played with some finer tech, and the rush of having more power at my fingertips is a bit thrilling."
But even so, when I see the i5 "Pro" version of this Windows Surface tablet, I do drool a little. We've yet to get a solid price, but it will be "comparable" to a new Ultrabook (around $800 to $1000?), so I think that will be enough of a roadblock to keep people away. The smaller version just doesn't seem powerful enough for PC lovers to want, especially when they can get a full laptop or netbook for the same cost and have access to more power and RAM, and we all know that one of the first things we, as PC owners, would do is push that little guy to its limit. We might not like the feeling we get on the return. Sure, it will run plenty of the netbook MMOs on my list, and will probably have a nice, zippy feeling to it when running apps and basic internet tools, but will that be enough? Let's not forget that the iPad is the monster it is because of the app store and how simply it works with email and browsing. I gave one to my mother, who fell in love with it. She has found so many apps that she needs no more help; she knows where to go to find cool stuff.
"I think the attachable keyboard that comes with the Surface is certainly cool, but when you have more power, you will want to try more powerful things, things that require a bit more control."
I'll have to wait to get my hands on the higher-end Surface tablet to make any calls. How hot will this little device get? How bulky will it feel? Reading specs is one thing; picking it up in your hands is another. It's easy to feel even slight differences in weight and thickness, so I imagine that if the Surface is much bulkier, feels more "plasticy," or gets warm at all when compared to an iPad, it will be noted over and over. What concerns me more is simply how it performs when doing the things I want it to do, and I think it would excel as part of a mobile gaming lifestyle.
Now, about that price...
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HARTS, W.Va. — Wilma Jean Farmer, 47, of Harts, departed this life Thursday, December 27, 2012, at St. Mary's Medical Center in Huntington.
Born January 1, 1965, in Logan, she was a daughter of the late Ed and Doris Jean Sanders Mullins. Also preceding her in death was her father-in-law, Clifford Farmer, and two brothers-in-law, Freddy Sheppard and Neil Farmer.
Wilma enjoyed planting and growing flowers, her cats, kittens and parakeets, watching hummingbirds, and spending time with her children.
Those left to cherish her memory include her husband, Richard Clinton Farmer; two daughters, Amberly (Robbie) Grimmett and Sabrina Farmer, both of Harts; one son, Luke Farmer of Harts; two sisters, Brenda (Joe) Haney, and Charlotte Cox; one brother, Ray Mullins; one grandchild, Auna Grimmett; mother-in-law, Betty Farmer; two sisters-in-law, Linda Thomas and Janie Hurst, and one brother-in-law, Steve Farmer.
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The invention relates to a staple for surgical purposes, made from bendable wire-like material. According to the invention, a staple is so designed that the base is shaped bent backwards from its tissue fastening surface, starting from its center section, on both sides, opposite to the direction of the legs, so far that the ends of the base touch or come close to each other, the base and legs thereby forming an essentially Ω-shaped contour. The bent-back configuration effects a substantial reduction in the width of the staple when it is pushed forward through the trocar cannula, so that endoscopically larger staples than usual can be set with a suitable fastening mechanism.
1. In combination:
a staple for surgical purposes, made from bendable material, which has a base with a pair of ends and a pair of legs projecting from said base respective ends, said base having a tissue contacting surface and said base being shaped with a bend opposite to said tissue contacting surface and opposite an anvil for forming said staples so that the ends of said base are adjacent to one another, such that said base and legs form an essentially Ω-shaped contour; and
a stapler for forming said staple comprising a housing, said stapler having at least an anvil and a staple former contained within said housing for forming said staple around said anvil, said staple held adjacent said anvil, and said anvil having a staple contacting surface, such that said tissue contacting surface of said anvil is engageable with said staple contacting surface during the forming of said staple.
2. Combination according to claim 1, characterized in that the shape formed by the base and legs is essentially symmetrical in relation to a straight line passing through the center of the base and said base ends.
3. Combination according to claim 1, characterized in that the legs are bent away from said base ends so far that the staple has the same width at said ends as the maximum width of said bent-back base.
4. Combination according to claim 1, characterized in that the base has a bend at in its center.
5. Combination according to claim 1, characterized in that the legs are shaped with a curvature which is opposite to the curvature of said base.
6. Combination according to claim 1, characterized in that the staple is made from a titanium alloy.
7. The combination of claim 1 wherein said anvil has an angled staple contacting surface which conforms to the tissue contacting side of said base.
8. Combination of claim 1 wherein said staple is made from stainless steel.
9. Staple for surgical purposes, made from bendable material, which has a base with a pair of ends and a pair of legs projecting from said base respective ends, said base having a tissue contacting surface and said base being shaped with a bend opposite to said tissue contacting surface so that the ends of said base are adjacent to one another, such that said base and legs form an essentially Ω-shaped contour characterized in that a pair of first straight sections extend from the bend in the center of said staple to each side of said bend, said sections forming an essentially right angle.
10. Staple for surgical purposes according to claim 9, characterized in that the said straight sections has extending from their opposite end a corner which turns into a second straight section, as a result of which the second straight sections run onto each other.
11. In combination:
a staple for surgical purposes, made from bendable material, which as a base with a pair of ends and a pair of legs projecting from said base respective ends, said base having a tissue contacting surface and said base being shaped with a bend opposite to said tissue contacting surface and opposite an anvil for forming said staples so that the ends of said base are adjacent to one another, such that said base and legs form an essentially Ω-shaped contour; and
a stapler for forming said staple having a housing:
an anvil and a staple former contained within said housing for forming said staple around said anvils, said staple held adjacent said anvil, and said anvil having a staple contacting surface, such that said tissue contacting surface of said anvil is engageable with said staple contacting surface, and
a driver for driving said staple against said anvil during the forming of said staple.
12. The combination of claim 11 wherein said anvil has an angled surface which conforms to the tissue contacting side of said base.
13. The combination of claim 11 wherein said driver is wedge shaped.
14. A method for fastening tissue in a body comprising:
inserting a trocar cannula into said body, said trocar having an external diameter; and
applying a tissue fastener to said tissue, said tissue fastener inserted through said trocar cannula by a tissue fastening mechanism containing an anvil, wherein said tissue fastener has a pre-formed width less than the external diameter of said cannula; and
wherein said tissue fastening mechanism contains a former which forms said tissue fastener about said anvil such that said tissue fastener has a formed width which is greater than the diameter of said external diameter of said cannula.
This invention relates to a staple for surgical purposes, especially for the bringing together of bundles of vessels and tissue structures under endoscopic operation conditions. The staple is made from bendable wire-like material and contains a base and limbs (or legs) projecting from each end thereof, the base being bent backwards opposite to the direction of the limbs, compared to their position at closure.
Mechanical wound closures by means of staples or clips are used in practically all surgical areas, in order to bind tissue and hold it together. For example, clips are used during anastomoses in the whole digestive tract, from the esophagus to the rectum, and also generally when setting sutures. The clips applied in such cases are made from bendable wire-like material and are bent into a closed form, which firmly encloses the tissue lying in between. Such clips and staple applying mechanisms are shown in the complete Ethicon, Inc., Somerville, N.J. catalogue published in 1989, pages 119 to 127.
The clips are placed in the staplers in a form which largely corresponds to that known from office staples. The lower part of FIG. 6 shows correspondingly formed conventional staples, which has a rectilinear bottom side or base 10; from the two ends 12 and 14 of which extend legs or limbs 42 and 44, projecting essentially at right angles. In use, the clip is bent into the closed staple shown in FIG. 6a with the use of a clip applier, and wraps round the tissue lying in between. The closed staple is essentially rectangular in shape, the limbs 42, 44 essentially forming the upper side of the rectangle and the base 10 becoming the bottom and the two sides of the rectangle.
Surgical staples are also used in modern minimally invasive operation techniques. In these operations, mostly called endoscopic or laparoscopic, the instruments needed for operative measures are introduced into the body through one or more trocar cannulae to the operation area, for example into the abdominal cavity, and controlled there under endoscopic monitoring. The trocar cannulae have a small diameter, in order that only minimal wounds occur when the trocar cannula is introduced through the abdominal wall; two sizes often used by surgeons allow passage of 5 mm and 10 mm instruments.
Staplers which are to be used endoscopically must likewise be introduced into the operation area through such trocar cannulae, the clips contained in the stapler lying with their bottom sides perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the trocar cannula, and pushed forward in this position within the stapler. This produces the condition that the length of the base of the clip must always be less than the internal diameter of the trocar cannula. Since, for medical reasons, trocar diameters are usually pre-set for 5 mm and 10 mm trocars, the problem to date has been that only clips with a relatively small base length (and thus with a small perimeter and small overall size) can be used in endoscopic operations through trocar cannulae. An example of such appliers are those found in U.S. Pat. No. 5,174,487 and Ser. No. 07/759,014 (docket No. SEN-83), now U.S. Pat. No. 5,246,156, herein incorporated by reference.
FIG. 6 shows a conventional clip prior to setting. It has a straight bottom side or base 10 from whose ends 12 and 14 legs 42 and 44 project respectively. It is easy to see that much of the perimeter of the finally formed, essentially rectangular clip in the upper part of FIG. 6 comes from the originally straight base 10. The height (h) and width (b) of the closed rectangular clip (as in FIG. 6a) are approximately linked to the length of the base 10 prior to setting (Lbase) through the relationship b+2 h=Lbase, if one assumes that the base side (b) and the two lateral sides (1) of the set clip are formed from the base 10. A clip which has, for example, a width b=8 mm and a height h=6 mm after setting would, if formed conventionally, have a base length of some 20 mm. The clip to be introduced with its base transversely through a trocar cannula would thus require a trocar cannula with an internal diameter of more than 20 mm. Trocars of this size are not generally desirable as, when they are applied, the advantages of minimally invasive surgery would be somewhat compromised.
From German Patent No. 32 04 532 a surgical clip made from bendable wire-like material is known, in which before setting, the base does not run along a straight line but is bent backwards, opposite to the fully closed direction of the legs. In this way, the free ends of the legs and the vertex of the base lie approximately along one line. Because of this shape before setting, the staple is somewhat more compact than the clips described above, which have a straight base. The extension of the staple in DE 32 04 532 measured transversely with respect to the legs is, however, again significantly greater than the extension measured in the direction of the legs, so that introducing such staple also would require a large trocar cannula.
It is thus an object of the invention to provide a surgical staple which is introducible with a stapler through a trocar cannula having a pre-set diameter and which surgical clip is bendable into a closed form having a larger perimeter than conventional clips.
This object is achieved thanks to the staple with the features described and claimed herein. Advantageous versions are further defined in the various dependent claims.
The shaping of the clip according to the invention allows a staple with a much greater base length than is the case with the conventional configuration to be pushed forward through a trocar cannula with a given internal diameter. Staples with a greater periphery, i.e., thicker staples can thereby be used with the available trocar cannulae in endoscopic operations. The staple shaped according to the invention so that the conventionally rectilinear bottom side or base is formed back on itself before closure, so that its ends touch or at least come close to each other. The legs project, preferably bent slightly backwards, from the brought-together ends. In this way, the base and the legs essentially form the shape of the Greek letter omega (Ω). The bent-back design of the base essentially reduces the effective transverse lateral extension, critical for PG,6 transport through the trocar cannula, so that larger clips are introducible into the operation area for a given trocar diameter.
The invention is described below with reference to the drawings, which show:
FIG. 1 is a first embodiment in plan view of a staple formed according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is another embodiment of the staple in plan view; FIGS. 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d are plan views of chronologically successive forms during setting of the staple;
FIG. 4 is a side view of the distal end of a stapler for applying this staple in partial cross section;
FIG. 5 is a plan view of the stapler from FIG. 4 in partial section; and
FIG. 6 is a plan view of an open prior art staple.
FIG. 6a is a plan view of a closed prior art staple.
FIGS. 1 and 2 show embodiments of the staple according to this invention which are introducible through a trocar cannula. The staple 100 shown in FIG. 1 obtains its bent-back form through first essentially rectilinear sections 16 and 18 which extend to both sides from a central bend or kink 21 at the top, and second essentially rectilinear sections 20 and 22 attaching respectively thereto. The first and second essentially rectilinear sections 16, 18, 20, 22 together form an essentially closed, rhombus-like contour. In the embodiment represented, the first rectilinear sections 16 and 18 form an angle α, and the first and second rectilinear sections 18 and 22 as well as 16 and 20, respectively, form an angle β, both roughly corresponding to a right angle. The second essentially rectilinear sections 20 and 22 change continuously at their lower end into a curve to which the outwardly curved limbs 24 and 26, respectively, are continuously attached.
The staple 100 represented is symmetrical in relation to a straight line which runs through the tip 21 of the clip and through the point of contact 15 of the limbs 24 and 26. The width which is essential for the passage through the trocar cannula, i.e., the lateral extension in relation to the symmetrical straight line, is much reduced by the shaping of staple 100 according to the invention, when compared with conventional staples. A staple 100 which is 8 mm wide and 6 mm high after setting has a width B=6 mm and a height H=10 mm with the shaping according to the invention, which is to be compared with the base length, i.e. the effective width, of 20 mm in the above example for a conventional staple 10 of FIG. 6. This considerable reduction in width allows the use of larger staples in the current trocar cannulae.
It can also be seen that the reduction in the lateral extension is achieved at the cost of a greater extension in the length or height. The staple 100 is advantageously formed in such a way that the maximum lateral extension (B) is the same, namely the width in the transitional region between the first and second rectilinear sections (16a of sections 16, 20 and 18a of sections 18, 22) and at the outside tips 24a, 26a of the limbs 24, 26.
FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of a staple 50 according to the invention. At its tip, the staple 50 has a bend or kink 11 in the center of the base, which corresponds to the kink 21 from the embodiment in FIG. 1. In principle, the base 101 can also be shaped throughout with continuous curvature, but the configuration with a kink 11 or 21 at the tip is advantageous, as is explained further below. In the embodiment represented, continuously curved section 15 and 17 extend to both sides from the kink 11, which sections, after exceeding a maximum lateral extension, run together again at point 113 and touch or come close to each other with their respective end sections 112, 114. In this embodiment, rectilinear limbs 142 and 144 extend from these.
FIGS. 3a to 3d display chronologically successive stages in the setting of the staple 100, in order to illustrate how it functions. FIG. 3a shows as starting point a staple 100 which largely agrees with the embodiment from FIG. 1. The staple 100 is pushed forward through the trocar cannula in a stapler, as described below, the staples 100 lying arranged one behind the other in a magazine or cartridge as in a conventional stapler such as those incorporated by reference above. The staples 100 are positioned in a manner so that the tip 21 of one respective staple lies between the legs 24, 26 of the next clip. FIG. 3b shows the next stage in the shaping of the staple after it is pushed to the distal tip or anvil 132 of the stapler, which is indicated diagrammatically and described in more detail below. The staple 100 is pushed forward to the distal tip and held there by a clamping apparatus comprising an anvil 132 and a movable clamping Jaw 120. It will be seen that the first rectilinear sections 16 and 18 lie against the angled front face 134 of the anvil 132. The second rectilinear sections 20 and 22 are already spread apart by a clamping jaw 120 which was inserted from behind between the limbs 24 and 26 and clamps the tip 21 firmly against the anvil 132.
In the next step in FIG. 3c, a sliding sleeve 110 engages from behind at the outward-standing sections 22, 26 and 20, 24 and is pushed further forward against the held staples 100, as a result of which the staple is bent forward around the anvil 132. In this embodiment the first rectilinear sections 16, 18 lie against the anvil 132 and form the bottom side for the clip to be shaped. The second rectilinear sections 20 and 22 are bent forward by sliding sleeve 110 until they adopt the position shown in FIG. 3d. The second rectilinear sections 20, 22 project as sides essentially perpendicularly from the bottom side 16, 18 formed with a slight kink in the center. At the top side, the staple is closed by the slightly curved limbs 24 and 26. Overall, a shape results which is reminiscent of the capital letter B, a configuration which has proved advantageous in practice. After the staple 100 has been set in the shape shown in FIG. 3d, the tissue lying in between is held safely together.
It can be seen that the configuration of the clip with a kink 11 or 21 in the embodiments of FIGS. 1 and 2 has, inter alia, the advantage that the clip is more easily positionable in the correct position in front of an anvil 132 with a complementarily angled surface, the kink being pushed into the recess of the angled front surface 134 of the anvil 132.
The clip preferably consists of a wire with a rectangular cross section of 0.5 mm�1 mm, made from a titanium alloy. Proposed as preferred dimensions for the staple in FIG. 3a are a width of B=6 mm and a height of H=10 mm, which gives a set staple in FIG. 3d with a width of roughly b=8 mm and a height of roughly h=6 mm.
FIGS. 4 and 5 show a stapler in which the distal end is introduced through a trocar cannula as represented in side view in FIG. 4 and in plan view in FIG. 5. The device has an elongated support rod 130 which carries at its distal end a projecting anvil 132 which is designed with a slightly angled front face 134. Seated on the guide rod 130 is a magazine 122 in which a supply of staples 100 is held ready. The staples 100 are arranged lying one behind the other in a row in the magazine 122, so that the tip of each omega-shaped staple 100 lies between the limbs of the staple in front of it. The row of staples is advantageously biased by a pre-stressing force, for example by a spring which presses the staples against each other and forward, so that the respective frontmost clip is brought into the area of the clip-shaping or clip-setting mechanism of the apparatus. Also provided is a clamping jaw 140 which is designed with a front tip in order to engage in the recess of the angled surface 134 of the anvil 132. Clamping jaw 140 is displaceable in longitudinal direction on the guide rod 130 and guided under the 100 in the magazine section 124, so that when clamping jaw 140 is drawn back the frontmost staple drops into the corresponding space between anvil 132 and clamping jaw 140. Guide rod 130, magazine 120 and clamping jaw 140 are enclosed by a sliding sleeve 110 which is displaceably guided in longitudinal direction.
For actuation, the stapler has at its proximal end (not shown) a conventional actuation mechanism which can comprise, for example, two oppositely swivellable grips or handles which lie in the user's hand. One of the grips is firmly connected to the guide rod 130 and the other swivellably attached thereat, the swivelling of the second grip transmitting movements onto the clamping jaw 140 and the sliding sleeve 110. To actuate the stapler, the second grip is swivelled, as a result of which the clamping jaw 140 is drawn off from the anvil 132 so that a free space forms between them. The frontmost staple 100, which is pushed forward by the following staples, slides into this free space, the frontmost staple 100 remaining on the support rod 130 with the tip before the anvil 132. The movement of clamping jaw 140 continues, so that after staple 100 has slid between anvil 132 and clamping jaw 140 the latter is pushed forward again, as a result of which it moves with its tip between the limbs of staple 100 and bends the latter upwards. Delayed against the backward and forward movement of clamping jaw 140, sliding sleeve 110 is pushed forward by the actuation mechanism in order to close the staple in the manner shown in FIG. 3d. Sliding sleeve 110 then returns to its rest position and anvil 132 is likewise drawn back in order to release the set clip.
The staples 100 are aligned in the magazine 122, each kept ready with the tip engaging in the end section of the clip in front of it, a typical magazine size having provision for ten clips. The magazines can easily be made from plastics as a cartridge and insertable into the stapler. In such a configuration, the stapler with the handles and stapling mechanism is a reusable instrument into which, for the use in question, a magazine 122 with the staples 100 according to the invention is inserted.
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Would you like to reconnect with farmstead traditions and develop your ability to produce and prepare your own food? Cheese and bread making, beekeeping, food preservation, and small-scale animal husbandry all are appealing and relevant to those who thrive on food independence, artisan techniques, and self-sufficiency.
In today's society, many people have lost the knowledge that humans used for thousands of years both to connect with nature and feed themselves. This hands-on workshop is an introduction to and celebration of the farmstead arts that actually are alive and well all around us. Join Charlie Cascio and Liam McDermott as they share their knowledge of the art of home cheese making, including recipes for hard and soft cheeses, and cheese molding and pressing. Bake sour dough and yeasted breads, and explore basic beekeeping and honey extraction at the Esalen bee hives. Food preservation methods include dehydration, fermentation, and root cellar cold storage.
There also is a field trip to Sweetwater Farm, a small goat dairy in the Big Sur Mountains, where participants will observe an active dairy and cheese-making operation. Experience the alchemical processes by which milk is transformed into an extraordinary diversity of cheeses; flower nectar yields different varietals of honey; and flour, water, and yeast join to become bread.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The University of Louisville football team was picked to finish third in the Atlantic Division in a poll of media members in attendance at the 2014 ACC Football Kickoff at Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C., on Monday.
Defending national champion Florida State is the consensus choice to repeat as Atlantic Division champion and defeat Miami in the 10th annual Dr. Pepper Atlantic Coast Conference Football Championship Game.
The Cardinals, now under the guidance of head coach Bobby Petrino, are coming off a 12-1 season that featured a 36-9 rout over Miami (Fla.) in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Petrino boasts an impressive 83-30 record at the collegiate level, including a 41-9 mark in four seasons at Louisville.
The Cardinals return 12 starters from last year's team, including wide receiver DeVante Parker, who has received much acclaim during the summer. The Louisville native was named to the Maxwell Award Watch List (college football player of the year) and the Biletnikoff Award Preseason Watch List, which recognizes the top wide receiver in college football.
Defensively, Lorenzo Mauldin and Charles Gaines also have earned offseason recognition. Mauldin was selected to the Chuck Bednarik Award Watch List, delivered to the defensive player of the year, while Gaines was named to the Paul Hornung Award Watch List for most versatile player in college football.
Louisville begins its 2014 campaign against Miami on Sept. 1 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.
Reigning Heisman Trophy winner and Walter Camp National Player of the Year Jameis Winston, who led the Seminoles to an unbeaten season and their third national title as a redshirt freshman in 2013, was chosen to repeat as ACC Player of the Year.
Miami's 26 first-place votes placed third among Coastal Division teams, but the Hurricanes' 614 total points led overall. Defending division champion Duke received 33 first-place votes and finished with 597 points, followed by Virginia Tech with 571 points and 23 first-place votes. North Carolina was just behind in fourth place with 570 points and 27 first-place votes, followed by Georgia Tech (322 with one first place vote), Pitt (319 with two first-place votes) and Virginia (142).
Winston is one of 15 returning starters for Florida State, which seeks its third straight ACC title. The Seminoles own 14 ACC football championships in 23 seasons as a conference member, tying Clemson for most league titles all-time.
This marks the third time in four years that the Seminoles have led the ACC media preseason voting. Florida State was also voted first in 2011 and 2012, and in each of its first 14 seasons after joining the ACC (1992 through 2005).
Winston led the preseason ACC Player of the Year balloting with 99 votes, followed by Clemson defensive end Vic Beasley with six. Duke wide receiver Jamison Crowder, Miami running back Duke Johnson and Virginia Tech quarterback Brenden Motley received one vote apiece.
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Named the offensive MVP of the national title game, Winston also received the Davey O'Brien Award and the Manning Award as the nation's best quarterback after setting national freshman records for passing yards (4,057) and touchdown passed (40) in 2013. His pass efficiency rating of 184.8 set an ACC record and led the nation.
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For April's installment of Tinker, Hack, Invent Saturday, we've got another duo taking up shop inside Henry Ford Museum. Our friends from TechShop Detroit are back again building and launching rockets for all to enjoy. New to our Saturday programming is University of Detroit Mercy's engineering department. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineery Darrell Kleinke spent some time with us chatting about this weekend's program and what you and your family can look forward to.
What will you be doing during this week's Tinker, Hack, Invent Saturday?
We will be running a maker-design challenge. Participants will be challenged to build the tallest tower or the widest bridge, using only paper and tape! Beware, Angry Birds may be seen hanging around the towers!
What are some of the favorite making activities at University of Detroit Mercy?
Our students specialize in building devices that help people with disabilities. We will show some of the devices at The Henry Ford this Saturday. My favorite device is a child-seat unlatcher, to help people that have difficulty getting kids into and out of child car seat belts.
What other projects is your department working on these days?
In addition to cool engineering stuff, our engineering students are working with our nursing students to sell cool products that help people.
What's one tool your students can't live without?
Tough question, there are many computer tools at UDM, but I think the students like our fully equipped machine shop the best. The lathe seems to be the most popular tool, it's running all the time.
What are you looking forward to about Maker Faire Detroit this year?
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As you can see from the timestamps on this post and the previous post, I've neglected the site for awhile (*cough* a year and a half *cough*).
It's not that I haven't been doing things in there, nor is it that I don't care about this blog (I totally still care about you, you're the best blog ever… hush… have some chocolate… of course I think you're still pretty…). Life happens. Sometimes we get sidetracked. It's time to fix that, dust this off, and breathe some new life into it.
Over the next few weeks, I'll be catching up with posting art that has occurred in that time. Were it not for the impending Turkeypocalypse holiday, it could be done sooner than that.
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Hello everyone,
I found two vulnerabilities in facebook android apps:
1- Vulnerability in facebook main app and facebook messenger app for android that allows ANY app on your android device to read and capture your facebook access_token and hijack your facebook account stealthy. to exploit this vulnerability you must have facebook main app and messenger app for android installed on your android device.
2- Vulnerability in facebook pages manager for android that allows ANY app on your android device to read and capture you facebook access_token and hijack your facebook account stealthy. to exploit this vulnerability you must have facebook pages manager for android installed on your android device.
Now, lets try to exploit the first vulnerability that affects facebook main app and messenger app for android:
Imagine this scenario: you are a facebook user, you have android phone/tablet and you installed facebook main app and messenger app for android, now you got a message from a friend or from someone on facebook, you will open the message to read it and there is an attachment like: a movie, doc, pdf, pic or any files that can be attached in facebook messages, something like this:
As you can see in the above image, you clicked on file to download it and in the same time your facebook access_token is leaked to android logcat which means that ANY android app can read and capture your facebook access_token stealthy and hijack your account
If you don't know what is logcat, it is a tool built into all android devices to collect the log messages from all android apps and you can access it either from adb shell or from a tool in google store called: CatLog
Someone may ask: what is the REAL danger of this vulnerability?
Well, the danger is: you have a free/paid android app on your android device (rooted or non rooted device) and the free/paid contains a small function that will read logcat output and send it to their servers
Every time you use your facebook main and messenger app to download files from messages, your access_token will be leaked and ANY app even non malicious app can capture these tokens and take over your facebook account
Look at this image:
You can see that i captured the access token and pasted it into facebook graph explorer and WOW
Note that access_token never expire and with many many scopes to do what i want with your facebook account 😉
The vulnerability reported to facebook and it is fixed now and facebook rewarded me with $2500 USD, you must update your facebook apps NOW!
Now let's talk about the second vulnerability:
The vulnerability i found in facebook pages manager app is the same like the other one but to exploit it you need to login to your facebook account and your access token will be leaked to all apps without a need to download ANYTHING from ANYONE
I made a pretty detailed video about how to exploit it:
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The vulnerability is now fixed and facebook rewarded me with $3500 USD, and you MUST update your facebook pages manager for android NOW!
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Pro Tip: You must change your facebook password now if you are using facebook android apps
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Sandestin® Golf and Beach Resort and Cottage Rental Agency at Seaside, today announced the addition of more than 130 seasonal and 20 year-round jobs in the local Destin and Santa Rosa Beach area. Both Sandestin and Cottage Rental Agency, Seaside are units of Intrawest, a leader in destination resorts.
In related news, Sandestin and Cottage Rental Agency announced a Job Fair to be held Saturday, February 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Linkside Conference Center at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort, 9300 U.S. 98 West.
At the February 28 job fair, people can submit applications and speak with department representatives about positions, their qualifications and company information. Positions include a collection of seasonal, year round, part time and full time opportunities in a variety of departments including food and beverage, golf, marina, housekeeping, retail, beach services, and front desk operations. Requirements for jobs vary based on responsibilities.
According to John Russell, regional vice president of Intrawest Hospitality Management and resort chief at Sandestin, the company is optimistic that it can fill these positions with talented and capable people, thus helping the local community and the local economy. "Even during challenging times, travel, tourism and meetings are an important economic stimulus," said Russell.
Industry resources report that Intrawest, with the combined Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort and Cottage Rental Agency business units, is the largest private employer in Walton County. The organizations hire seasonal personnel to accommodate and serve the high volume of guests that typically visit the area during Spring Break, Memorial Day and the summer season.
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