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Tuesday, April 17, 2012 @ 05:04 PM gHale
A persistent script code inject vulnerability is hampering the Microsoft Partner Network Cloud service.
The hole ended up discovered by researchers from Vulnerability Lab who are helping Microsoft patch up some serious vulnerabilities that affected two of their services.
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To demonstrate their findings, the researchers made a video proof-of-concept in which the Lab's Chief Executive, Benjamin Kunz Mejri, shows how easy it is for an attacker to leverage the persistent script code injection flaws on a Microsoft Cloud aspx service to execute his own malicious code.
"The vulnerability allows a remote attacker or local low privileged user account to inject/implement malicious persistent script code (Application-Side). Successful exploitation with low required user inter action can result in session hijacking against admin, moderator and customer sessions or allows an attacker to manipulate requests via persistent script code inject," the experts said.
After collaborating with the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) team and after ensuring they addressed the issues, Vulnerability Lab made available the video and a proof-of-concept in text format that can offer some details.
The Microsoft Partner Network Cloud service wasn't the only one found to have flaws. Microsofts Afkar, the site that allows Arabic users worldwide to play with new tools and ideas, contained a cross-site scripting (XSS) weakness that could have allowed a remote attacker to hijack user sessions and manipulate context.
In the past month, the Vulnerability Lab team has been very busy helping high-profile companies fix the bugs that exposed their websites and services to malicious operations.
First, they helped Microsoft address a flash component vulnerability that affected the Bing Service Application. Then, Shadab Siddiqui notified Apple on some dangerous SQL Injection vulnerabilities present in the Education Seminars & Events site.
Oracle's security team also welcomed the feedback from the experts in handling multiple blind SQL Injection security holes that existed on sites such as campus.oracle.com, education.oracle.com, academy.oracle.com, and shop.oracle.com.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012 @ 01:03 PM gHale
Ever resourceful, cyber bad guys are trying to take advantage of Google's name and logo to push malware onto unsuspecting users.
A number of pages offering "Google antivirus" software and threatening to block the users' access to Google services because of an infection have recently popped up and appear among Google and Bing search results, according to GFI researchers.
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The offered software is actually a rogue AV solution that has nothing to do with the Internet giant, and will try to bilk money from the victims.
It is worth to note that currently very few AV solutions detect the variant in question, so users should be very careful when offered software without having asked for it themselves.
While the page looks like a Google offering, take a look at the URL and see if it has anything to do with the company. In this case, it did not, so that is a giveaway about the malicious nature of the offer.
Monday, March 19, 2012 @ 04:03 PM gHale
There is a critical severity flaw in Bing that has a remotely exploitable Flash component vulnerability that could allow an attacker to implement malicious persistent comments while the user was editing or posting via Flash.
Security researchers Subho Halder, Aditya Gupta and Dev Kar discovered the flaw and reported it to Microsoft February 7; the company responded two days later and by March 14 the software giant patched it.
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If unaddressed, the remotely exploitable Flash component vulnerability may have allowed an attacker to implement malicious persistent comments while the user was editing or posting via Flash.
The vulnerable module was the Comments&Edit – Flash Input/Output when swf files created with Action Script loaded.
With the vulnerability, it is fairly easy for an attacker to remotely exploit the vulnerabilities, without much user interaction required.
Bing's popularity is on the rise as people use it to perform searches and other tasks.
Vulnerability researchers have been finding weaknesses and helping website administrators and vendors patch products.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011 @ 03:09 PM gHale
Google Alerts members who want to learn about Trojans may get up close and personal with a Trojan.
John Barrett from CleanBytes set up his Google Alerts account to send him updates on Trojans and he received a link that apparently came from WCBI.
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After clicking on it, he went to a site that resembled a Megaupload site. The page is actually a fake and if you press the download button, a file called 2_setup.exe offers a Trojan anti-virus.
Upon submission to VirusTotal, the results revealed that a ZeroAccess Trojan was the "innocent" looking file.
This latest scam comes on the heels of Bing and Yahoo search engines advertising malware containing websites.
These types of ill-purposed pieces of software are one of the most dangerous as they're able to hide themselves deep in the operating system, infecting the master boot record if not stopped in time.
In this case it seems the WCBI website suffered a hack and according to Barrett "again we have to deal with another Google search results poisoning."


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Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
John (Adkins, The Expendables 2) wakes up from a coma to discover his wife and daughter were slaughtered in a brutal home invasion. Haunted by images of the attack, he vows to kill the man responsible, Luc Deveraux (Van Damme). While John tries to piece his reality back together, things get more complicated when he is pursued by a relentless UniSol (Arlovski). As John gets closer to Deveraux and the rouge army of genetically enhanced warriors led by back-from-the-dead leader Andrew Scott (Lundgren), John discovers more about himself and begins to call into question everything he believed to be true.
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This bloody wallow in sweat, guns and fisticuffs - for those who swing that way - delivers.Andy Webster, New York Times, 11.29.2012
So gruelingly violent you half wonder if director John Hyams' goal is to make the audience get up and leave the theater rather than be party to the brutality.Clark Collis, Entertainment Weekly, 11.28.2012
Universal soldiers, it seems, never die, even if they deserve a slow and deliberate farewell.Scott Bowles, USA Today, 11.29.2012
The grand finale is a series of what appear to be single-take sequences of bone-breaking, bullet-blasting violence, almost all of it presented with a practical-effects, minimal-CGI approach bound to impress genre devotees.Joe Leydon, Variety, 11.26.2012

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How Good Can Vinyl Sound?, Anyone got some sample clips?
How Good Can Vinyl Sound?, Anyone got some sample clips?
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I do not own a turntable and have never heard the "great vinyl sound" coming from a good turntable handled correctly. I am however sligltly interested in purchasing one, as there are some interesting albums out there unavailable on CD.
Recently I found a small clip on the net: A lossless needledrop of Santana's debut album on the MFSL label. Since I own the CD on same label I had something to compare with: I was very disappointed with the needle drop. There were no pops or clicks, but the sound was dead.
Can anyone provide some sample clips of very good needle drops?
Jan 26 2010, 12:20
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I wonder if I also can upload something.
To entertain myself I did a sampler for myself a month ago. I´m not sure if excerpts from that sampler would fit here since I used fairly standard vinyl equipment. As a turntable I used an old Grundig PS 3500 (itself a rebadged Technics with Direct Drive), the cartridge seems to be the product that came with turntable, my boyfriend exchanged the needle some 6 years ago. I found this turntable in the cellar of my boyfriend and I adjusted all settings like Anti-Skating to the optimum. The manufacturing quality is very good. Anyway, I recorded several vinyls with the lowest speed possible and without an RIAA-amplifier. I recorded with an E-MU 0202 USB in 192 kHz in 32 Bit (I needed that amount of data because I did some heavy processing afterwards). Most of the things were done only in software. Recording in low speed changes little crackles on the vinyl into bigger clicks which can be identified more easily by de-crackling software.
Although I´m under the impression that these vinyl rips of mine do sound very good I hated all of it. I hate Vinyl. All those pops and clicks... and the noise... bah! Still, anybody interested?
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Trombone Day
The Vermont Youth Orchestra begins a series of "Instrument Days" with "Trombone Day," an event to be coordinated by Vermont Symphony Orchestra trombone player Gabriel Langfur from 2-7 p.m. Saturday.
"Trombone Day" will take place at the Elley-Long Music Center in Colchester, where the Vermont Youth Orchestra is based. Langfur will be joined by Don Lucas of Boston University and James Box of the Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal. The event includes workshops, one-on-one teaching and a group reading. Instructors, parents and musicians are invited to attend.
Trombone Day will be followed on Nov. 15 by "Bassoon Day," which will also be held at the Elley-Long Music Center. Admission is free. 655-5030, www.vyo.org.
The first time I remember seeing a trombone was in my fourth-grade band. I was in the long row of trumpet players, and way down at the end was one guy with a slide, playing a part all by himself. He looked like he was having a lot more fun than us trumpet players, so I tried trombone lessons. I immediately liked the sound better than the trumpet, and my new friend and I quickly discovered that two trombones sounded even better than one. Naturally, I gave up the trumpet. In college, I joined a trombone choir and learned that more trombones were even better! This is most decidedly not true of trumpets. I fell in love with the sound, and I've never looked back.
The trombone's earliest use was in church music, where its flexible pitch and fully chromatic scale made it perfect for accompanying or doubling voices. The religious association continued for a few centuries, and it was not until after Beethoven that the trombone became a regular member of the orchestra. In fact, the sudden, triumphant entrance of the trombones in the fourth movement of Beethoven's Fifth is a momentous event in the history of my instrument, our first significant appearance in a symphony.
Berlioz was among the first composers to recognize the tremendously wide range of expression possible with the trombone, and he famously wrote: "In my opinion, the trombone is the true head of the family of wind instruments, which I have named the 'epic' one. It possesses nobility and grandeur to the highest degree; it has all the serious and powerful tones of sublime musical poetry, from religious calm and imposing accents to savage, orgiastic outburst. Directed by the will of the master, the trombones can chant like a choir of priests, threaten, utter gloomy sighs, a mournful lament, or a bright hymn of glory; they can break forth into awe-inspiring cries and awaken the dead or doom the living with their fearful voices."
Still, most Romantic composers considered the trombones "too sacred for frequent use" (according to Mendelssohn) and reserved us for either the most climactic or the most reverential moments. This is fine with me, honestly. A trombone part to a Brahms symphony doesn't look like much at first glance, but it soon becomes obvious that nearly every note we play is pivotal. The best examples are in the last movements of his First and Fourth Symphonies, where we are called upon for our traditional role imitating human voices in two of the most sublimely magical passages in all of the repertoire.
Like our ... friends ... in the trumpet section, our instrument also has an important place in jazz and popular music. New Orleans-style "Tailgate" trombone, which often uses the slide to make a smearing "glissando" effect, is integral to early jazz, and two of the giants of the Swing era were trombonists: the genius bandleader Glenn Miller and the amazingly smooth, sweet-sounding Tommy Dorsey.
What has kept me in love with the trombone over the years, though, is that trombone players are fun to hang out with. We like each other. A friend of mine once said "trombone players are guys (and girls of course) who wear jeans, and you can trust guys who wear jeans." If you want to meet the trombone players after a concert, go to the local bar with the best beer list. We'll be in a (relatively) quiet corner, sitting with the bass players. We might even let a trumpet player join us.
Gabriel Langfur is the bass trombonist for the Vermont Symphony Orchestra and the Rhode Island Philharmonic and teaches trombone at Boston University and the University of Rhode Island. He is also a staff member for the Vermont Youth Orchestra's "Reveille!" program.


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High school students: What inspires you? What gets you energized? What's your "spark?"
Tippecanoe County leaders are encouraging youth to identify such interests, as defined through the Search Institute.
That will be a key part of the Our Kids Are Our Community 2013 Summit on Wednesday.
The annual gathering of youth and youth advocates will, for the first time, feature separate workshops for high school students.
They'll use curriculum through the Search Institute to help their spark.
Formerly called the Stopping Child Abuse and Neglect Summit, the summit has been held annually in Tippecanoe County since 2005 in response to the beating death of 4-year-old Aiyana Gauvin.
Over the years, the focus has evolved from how to help at-risk children to helping all youth achieve their best.
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This year's summit will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at Faith Community Center, 5572 Mercy Way off Indiana 26 East.
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Portsmouth police officer dies on duty while driving car
Officer Down: Richard L. Spaulding - [Portsmouth, Virginia]
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Additional Info: Officer Spaulding was an auxillary officer from 1996 to 1999 when he became a paid officer. Officer Spaulding is survived by his wife and two children.
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Cause of Death: Officer Spaulding died when his patrol car crashed while transporting a suspect. The cause of death is still under investigation, however it is speculated that it was due to a medical condition.
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Flames overtook a home on Ida Center Rd. in Ida Township on Friday morning.
Ida Fire Chief Paul Metz said the cause of the fire has not yet been determined, but it is believed to have started in the garage.
Fire investigators are expected to be at the scene today.
The fire spread quickly and took most of the upper level of the home, according to Chief Metz, and the main floor was left with significant water damage.
Homeowners Mary and Laverne Montri were home when the fire started. Mrs. Montri saw the flames and attempted to put them out with a bucket of water from the kitchen sink.
Sons of the Montris live adjacent to the damaged home, and they were able to help their parents escape without injury.
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Because I broke a couple of toes I had to stop walking and exercising my routine exercises. I looked up exercises I could do sitting down and there are around 7 of them. Now I will let you know the leg lift ones are not easy and the one with weights and your arms are a little easier but still have to work. Going to get some heavier weights and a kettlebell to start some other exercises when my toes are better. These new exercises will make me work and that is good. Smile stay happy.
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Everyone have a great time this holiday weekend with family and friends. Stay safe, happy and healthy while your having fun. God bless all of you each day.
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Each day I am planning what I am doing the next or next week. I never let a day come and go without accomplishing something to brighten my mind or continue to keep my body healthy. I have fun seeing how much I can accomplish with my walking and exercises. I learn every day more about food and how our body runs. Sometimes my plans change because something happens like breaking 1 or 2 of my toes on my right foot last night. So I will do chair exercises, there is always something to do. Have fun.
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People ask me how I get 10,000 or more so I will let you know. During the day I just go about my business but I have my pedometer on. Even when I get up at night I put it on because each time adds 90 steps so by the morning I have 5 to 600. Each hour I try to walk at lease 10 to 15 minutes extra and that can be 5 t0 1000 steps. When I am close to 500 or 1000 I will walk to get there. Then I walk 30 to 60 minutes to get 4 to 6000 steps. Highest 14,427, want to get to 16,000. Walk on and smile.
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We all have had an eventful 4 days and some had more than others. My area had a lot of rain and a steady wind but not too damaging. I think people that where in the line of Irene did not wait to take care of things this time and that saved a lot of lives and damage from happening. Some things you can't stop like flooding but still take precaution's. Tornadoes in place that never have them was a nightmare but still survived. Hope we don't have another soon. God bless everyone.
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Worked getting everything outside put away or secured. Bottles ready for water & food thawing to make so have something to eat if electric goes out. I try to enforce to my daughter what to do in her home. Better safe than sorry because I have plants & deck furniture & a lot of things that must be taken care of. Being alone I have to be in control and know how to do things. Always be aware of your surroundings and how to do what has to be done. You never know when you may be in charge. Be safe.
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I try to see how many steps I can get. Today I wasn't sure if I was going to get my 10,000 because I was to be away. I didn't go and I wasn't feeling good. In the afternoon. I just started walking to do my miles and I did 4.23 in 42 minutes. That was a little slow today but later tonight I looked and I almost had 11,000 so I walked and then I was almost 12,000 so I walked more just 10 minutes at a time. Well when I was done I had 13,241. Just watch your pedometer and try to get to the next #.
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Summer leagues are done now and all that is left is the awards and I will take first place in 2 divisions on Tuesday and Wednesday I will get for the games we won. I love to bowl and I am lucky the bowling alley is 10 minutes or less from my house. I could walk there during the day but then I would be too tired to bowl. I have fun and get to meet some really nice people. It is very good exercise also. Join a league this winter and have some fun I am. Smile and stay healthy. Joyce
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When children go to school it is different than when we went or even my children. They are missing out on more of their summer every year. I wish them all well and hope they learn so they can be good productive adults. Smile Joyce
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A lot of you know me by now and know I am always pushing to the next level. Put your best foot forward and it will take you where you want to go. Today I ended up cutting my grass which I haven't done for 2 months and made out fine. Each day more and more I am doing and getting stronger for it. No sitting around and waiting to get strong, pick up and go even if it is 10 minutes at a time, it all counts. Smile be happy and healthy. Joyce
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When reading prose, you will see that it appears in paragraph form. The great thing about reading prose is that the paragraphs will always begin with topic sentences, which we discussed earlier. The topic sentence expresses the main idea of the paragraph (not of the entire passage), and is therefore an invaluable tool to use for finding the main idea.
Example of a topic sentence:
In her classic novel, Frankenstein, Mary Shelley wove a web of fantasy and melancholy out of the relationship between Dr. Frankenstein and the creature he brought into the world. Shelley paints a piercingly beautiful picture of the sadness and isolation brought to the world of Frankenstein and his creator by the ignorance and fear of the townsfolk.
Sometimes, the topic sentence will come at the end of the paragraph. In this case, the topic sentence is actually referred to as the summary sentence, or conclusion. It is also possible that there will be no topic sentence in a paragraph. Now, while you should avoid doing this at all costs in your GED® essay, in other situations it is acceptable, and you will see that many authors do not include a direct topic sentence. Instead, you will find a group of sentences that imply a central thought. It is up to you, the reader, to determine what this thought is.
There are three basic steps you should follow in order to find the main idea of a passage. Ask yourself the following questions:
1. What is the main idea of the passage?
2. What is the topic sentence of each paragraph?
3. What title would I give this passage?
Skill Exercise: Inferring Information from Details in a Passage
From this time I was most narrowly watched. If I was in a separate room any considerable length of time, I was sure to be suspected of having a book, and was at once called to give an account of myself. All this, however, was too late. The first step had been taken. Mistress, in teaching me the alphabet, had given me the inch, and no precaution could prevent me from taking the ell.
The plan which I adopted, and the one by which I was most successful, was that of making friends of all the little white boys whom I met in the street. As many of these as I could, I converted into teachers. With their kindly aid, obtained at different times and in different places, I finally succeeded in learning to read. When I was sent on errands, I always took my book with me, and by doing one part of my errand quickly, I found time to get a lesson before my return. I used also to carry bread with me, enough of which was always in the house, and to which I was always welcome; for I was much better off in this regard than many of the poor white children in our neighborhood. This bread I used to bestow upon the hungry little urchins, who, in return, would give me the more valuable bread of knowledge.
I am strongly tempted to give the names of two or three of those little boys, as a testimonial of the gratitude and affection I bear them; but prudence forbids;not that it would injure me, but it might embarrass them; for it is almost an unpardonable offense to teach slaves to read in this Christian country. It is enough to say of the dear little fellows that they lived on Philpot Street, very near Durgin and Baileys shipyard. I used to talk this matter of slavery over with them. I would sometimes say to them, I wished I could be as free as they would be when they got to be men. You will be free as soon as you are twenty-one, but I am a slave for life! Have not I as good a right to be free as you have? These words seemed to trouble them; they would express for me the liveliest sympathy, and console with the hope that something would occur by which I might be free.
from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Question 1
1. In reference to the above passage, how did Frederick Douglass learn to read?
a. On his own
b. With the help of his mistress
c. With the help of young white boys
d. By using his time in a clever way
e. By going to school with the other children
Answer: C
First of all, remember to reference information that can be found outside of the passage indicated. For instance, the only reference to the name "Frederick Douglass" is in the citation at the bottom of the passage. Since this citation says that it is "the Narrative Life of Frederick Douglass," you know that the narrator in the passage is Frederick Douglass himself, and thus it is he who is learning to read.
Question 2
2. Based on information in this passage, when was Frederick Douglass Narrative written?
a. During the Middle Ages
b. During the Renaissance
c. Before the Civil War
d. Between 1880 and 1900
e. After 1900
Question 3
3. How does Frederick Douglass repay his teachers?
a. With gratitude
b. With knowledge
c. With guilt
d. With bread
e. With books
Answer: D
Skill Exercise: Interpreting Fiction Prose
Read the following passage and refer to the questions below:
THE STRANGER came early in February, one wintry day, through a biting wind and a driving snow, the last snowfall of the year, over the down, walking as it seemed from Bramblehurst railway station, and carrying a little black portmanteau in his thickly gloved hand. He was wrapped up from head to foot, and the brim of his soft felt hat hid every inch of his face but the shiny tip of his nose; the snow had piled itself against his shoulders and chest, and added a white crest to the burden he carried. He staggered into the Coach and Horses, more dead than alive as it seemed, and flung his portmanteau down. "A fire," he cried, "in the name of human charity! A room and a fire!" He stamped and shook the snow from off himself in the bar, and followed Mrs. Hall into her guest parlour to strike his bargain. And with that much introduction, that and a ready acquiescence to terms and a couple of sovereigns flung upon the table, he took up his quarters in the inn.
The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells
Question 1
1. Why was only the strangers nose showing?
a. Because he wanted to be invisible
b. Because it was freezing cold outside
c. Because he is a wanted man
d. Because he has a great sense of smell
Answer: B. This is a simple comprehension question that refers to something that is directly stated in the text. The first line says that its February, a wintry day, and its snowing. The entire paragraph emphasizes the cold weather, as well as indicating that his whole body was wrapped up and the first words he utters are a fire! Now, if you have read this novel before and are thus privy to more information about the stranger, you may know that this is not exactly the reason. However, it will not help you to bring in any information outside of the text quoted here. If this were a longer passage, perhaps it would go on to elucidate why he was wrapped up in so specific a manner. But the passage here indicated that the only reason for being wrapped is due to the intense cold. When you are taking the reading test, it is imperative that you remember to stick to the text provided.
2. What is the burden that the snow adds to?
a. The strangers water-logged clothes
b. The strangers weary body
c. A guilty secret
d. A small child under his coat
Answer: B. Once again, the answer to this question can only be inferred from the information given in the passage. Thus far, all we know is that it is cold, the stranger is more dead than alive and that the snow piled itself against his shoulders and chest, adding a white crest to the burden he carried. This phrase indicates that the burden is his body, as the snow is being directly added to it. If we were given more information, perhaps we could infer that the burden is something different, something that is integral to the story as a whole, which is very likely.
For example, lets continue with the next few paragraphs that follow the passage from above:
Mrs. Hall
noticed that the melted snow that still sprinkled his shoulders dropped upon her carpet. "Can I take your hat and coat, sir," she said, "and give them a good dry in the kitchen?"
"Leave the hat," said her visitor, in a muffled voice, and turning she saw he had raised his head and was sitting and looking at her.
For a moment she stood gaping at him, too surprised to speak.
He held a white cloth--it was a serviette he had brought with him--over the lower part of his face, so that his mouth and jaws were completely hidden, and that was the reason for his muffled voice. But it was not that which startled Mrs. Hall. It was the fact that all his forehead above his blue glasses was covered by a white bandage, and that another covered his ears, leaving not a scrap of his face exposed excepting only his pink, peaked nose. It was bright, pink, and shiny just as it had been at first. He wore a dark-brown velvet jacket with a high, black, linen-lined collar turned up about his neck. The thick black hair, escaping as it could below and between the cross bandages, projected in curious tails and horns, giving him the strangest appearance conceivable. This muffled and bandaged head was so unlike what she had anticipated, that for a moment she was rigid.
He did not remove the serviette, but remained holding it, as she saw now, with a brown gloved hand, and regarding her with his inscrutable blue glasses. "Leave the hat," he said, speaking very distinctly through the white cloth.
After reading this, the reader becomes privy to the information that the stranger has a secret that he was hiding under all of his clothes. This could change our interpretation of what the burden referred to in the first paragraph really is. Now we know that he has surprising bandages wrapped around his face, and does not want to expose his mouth to the innkeeper, Mrs. Hall. These are details that help explain the main idea as it develops: Mrs. Halls surprise and revulsion makes it clear that the stranger doesnt just have a band-aid on his forehead. The insistence on his pink, shiny nose sticks out and appears bizarre. All of these small things set the scene and help us establish tone, mood, setting, and character. We will further discuss these literary tools in Lesson 2.
Now lets move on to poetry, as it is a genre of writing that can be very difficult for many people.
The reason that poetry is problematic for so many people is due to the concentrated nature of the vocabulary used. Every word in a poem is carefully chosen, and usually indicates more than its obvious meaning. Because there are fewer words, each one has more individual importance, as does the punctuation and the general rhythm of the poem. It is a good idea to read the poem out loud (quietly) because you will be able to pick up on the rhythm of the poem better this way. Rhythm and meter greatly enhance the tone of the poem, which we will discuss more in the next lesson. Try reading the poem aloud before doing the skill exercise below. You will be surprised by how the poem sounds different read in your head and heard aloud.
Sometimes the poem will be rhymed simply, and sometimes it will follow a variety of different patterns of rhyme and meter. Sometimes, when the poem is in rhyme, you will see that there are two lines that do not rhyme exactly. While the words stone and throne are a perfect rhyme, you may see the words stone and frown, used as a rhyme. This is called a slant or off rhyme, and should draw your attention immediately to those words. Switching up the rhyme scheme is usually done for a reason, and its a good idea to look at inconsistencies in a poem to infer meaning from them.
Poetry is often full of metaphors, as the work of the poet is not to spell everything out for the reader but to paint a picture that helps the reader to see what they are writing about. Metaphor tells us things in fewer words. For example, the river was a ribbon of moonlight gives us a visual image of a curling, shining river illuminated under a moonlit sky.
Skill Exercise: Interpreting Poetry
When reading poetry, this is not quite as simple. Lets take, for example, Emily Dickinsons poem Because I Could Not Stop for Death. Emily Dickinson was a mid-19th century American poet. This poem would most likely be preceded by a purpose-question like: In this poem, how does the speaker seem to feel about Death and Immortality?
Because I could not stop for Death,
He kindly stopped for me;
The carriage held but just ourselves
And Immortality.
We slowly drove, he knew no haste,
And I had put away
My labor, and my leisure too,
For his civility.
We passed the school, where children strove
At recess, in the ring;
We passed the fields of gazing grain,
We passed the setting sun.
Or rather, he passed us;
The dews grew quivering and chill,
For only gossamer my gown,
My tippet only tulle.
We paused before a house that seemed
A swelling of the ground;
The roof was scarcely visible,
The cornice but a mound.
Since then 'tis centuries, and yet each
Feels shorter than the day
I first surmised the horses' heads
Were toward eternity.
1. What is the main idea of the poem?
Answer: B. Death is shown to be a civilized gentleman who knows no haste, and is neither fearful nor incomprehensible.
2. In the above poem, how is death personified?
Answer: C. From the very first paragraph, we can see that Death stopped for her and that they were the only two in the carriage. This gives a solid indication that Death is in charge of the carriage.
3. How much time has passed since the narrators ride with Death?
Answer: D. The narrator says explicitly, Since then tis centuries, telling us how much time has passed. This can be confusing, as she continues to say, and yet each/Feels shorter than the day. If we do not read carefully, it is easy to mix up the statement of how much time has actually passed, and the feeling that it has passed so quickly.
Since poetry can be so tricky, lets go over another example. This poet, Robert Frost, wrote the majority of his poetry during the beginning of the 20th century and, like Emily Dickinson, is a celebrated American poet.
Purpose question: How does the author view the relationship between hate and desire?
Fire and Ice
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what Ive tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice, 5
I think I know enough of hate
To know that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.
Answer: B. Lets go over the answer to this question using process of elimination (POE). The very first choice we can eliminate is C. You will never find a question that posits a moral or religious value on the GED® or any standardized test. Secondly, you can eliminate answer choice D, because the poet clearly does relate the three aspects. In lines 3 and 4, the poet indicates that since he has tasted desire he agrees with those who say the world will end in fire. Now were left with answers A and B. Nowhere in the poem does the poet mention magma or the scientific makeup of the earth. He is speaking in metaphorical terms, so we can eliminate choice A because it doesnt have anything to do with the meaning of the poem. The answer is B.
2. Why does the poet say that ice is as destructive as fire?
Answer: C. Ice can be as all-encompassing as fire, but its a slow, stealthy process that can take you by surprise. Ice causes things to become immobile and then crack and break into pieces. Fire burns intensely and leaves ashes in its wake.
3. If the poet equates desire to fire, to what emotion is he logically relating ice?
Answer: D. Ice is equated to hate with the same poetic devices that equate fire to desire. Lines 6 and 7 say: I think I know enough of hate/To know that for destruction ice
showing that he equates the cold, sneaky rigidity of ice to hate.
Question 4
4. What do you see as being the overall message of the poem?
Answer: B. From the poem as a whole, we can see that the poet is saying that the world may end in violent war over things or ideas. He is saying, however, that the end of the world could easily be caused by people becoming too rigid, unmoving and set in their ways and ideas which will make people divide into warring factions.
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PHELPS CEMETERY (Wales Community, Hwy 166), GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE
Phelps Cemetery Signage:
The adjacent farm pond & road area to the cemetery: 8828
Graves inside the fence:
Area overviews of fenced section of the cemetery: 8806/8827/8829/8830/8831/8849
BLACK, Newton L., son of W.H. & Eliza P. Black, 19 Jun 1855 - 4 May 1857. (Stone shaled and almost unreadable now.) 8809/8809C/8809R
BURKS, Elwood, 26 Jul 1928 - 3 Jul 1986. 8819
BURKS, Christine, 29 Jan 1929 - no other date. 8819
*CRABTREE, Crawford L., 21 Jan 1918 - 12 Sep 2010. (Lincoln Co. native; s/o late Garland L. Crabtree and Robbie Lou Touchstone Crabtree; h/o Sarah Elizabeth Phelps Higgins Crabtree; Veteran U.S. Army, Co. I, 179 Infantry, 45th Division, WWII; retired Supervisor with Bargain Town U.S.A. and greeter for Wal-Mart; member of American Legion Post 11 in Florence, Al.; preceded in death by son, Thomas Gerald Crabtree on Dec 17, 2003, two brothers, Garland L. Jr., and Robert Crabtree, sister, Macie McKinney and step grandson, Joseph Logan Higgins.)
HIGGINS, Joseph C., 25 Dec 1924 - 2 Nov 1978. 8823
HIGGINS, Sarah E., 5 Aug 1927 - no other date. 8823
HIGGINS, Joseph Logan, Son of Pam & David Higgins, 2 Oct 1983 - 2 Oct 1983. 8824
McCLURE, Virginia Phelps, 30 Oct 1925 - 1 Oct 2008. "A beautiful person to know and love." 8807
PHELPS, Weakley, 15 June 1880 - 14 Dec 1960. Father. 8818/8820/8821
PHELPS, Henretta, 4 Jan 1904 - 4 Oct 1951. Mother. 8818/8820/8822
PHELPS, John H., 9 Jan 1883 - 27 Jan 1952. 8817
PHELPS, Neal S., 25 Mar 1848 - 15 Dec 1925. "Father", Pfc Co K 6th Tenn Cav. C.S.A. Cross of Honor. Only 13 years old when the war began; military marker soiled by Fire Ant Hill. 8814C/8813/8814
PHELPS, Sarah, 7 Nov 1854 - death date left off. "Mother", 8814C/8814
PHELPS, Jesse Howard, 20 Mar 1938 - 3 Jun 1999. 8808
PHELPS, Dean, 2 Mar 1933 - 2 Oct 2001. married to Mary F. 23 Jan 1965. 8810
PHELPS, Mary F., 3 Jan 1944 - no other date. married to Dean Phelps 23 Jan 1965. 8810
PHELPS, Earl, 11 Oct 1923 - 27 Nov 1996. PO2 (Petty Officer 2) US Navy, WWII. 8826/8825
PHELPS, Terry Shane, 30 Dec 1970 - 14 Mar 1990. "Son" 8812/8811
PHELPS, Dorothy Marie, 20 Jun 1938 - 3 Jul 1938. "Baby" 8816/8815
SMITH, G. W., 10 Oct 1846 - 28 Jan 1903. (No photo, Memorial not found in 2009.)
Graves outside the fence - oldest area - north & west of the fence:
Area overviews of the section outside the fence: 8832/8841
BARLAR, Frances Lawhorn, 1853 - 1889. (daughter of Thomas & Mary White Lawhorn; 1st wife of Alfred Jordan Barlar who is interred in Arlington Cemetery, Mt Pleasant Tn, beside his 2nd wife Martha Hollingsworth Barlar, Maury co.; she died in the Wales Community; believed buried in the Phelps Cemetery outside the fence among the other fieldstones marked graves.) 8216 (Memorial located in Gibsonville Cemetery)
CARRELL, James, Died 2 Apr 1856. about 70 years of age. (surname inscribed as Carrell, but may be Carvell) 8838/year 1989 photo
H..... T...., 29 Mar 1892 (or 1899?). Only date visible. (Initials T.H. and Mar 29, 1899, are all that is visible on this fieldstone.) 8834C/8834
Graves marked only with Fieldstones:8832/8833/8835/8836/8837/8839/8840/8841/8842/8843/8844/
8845/8846/8847/8848/8850/8851/8852/8853/photo snapped in 1989
My first introduction to Phelp Cemetery
I was introduced to this cemetery
in 1989 by two older cousins Hilliard & Isaac Leonard Jr Barlar who were
themselves 1st cousins, both deceased now. I was shown the fenced area and the
fieldstone marked grave area of the cemetery where only one very old stone is
inscribed. They told about my/their ancestor Alfred J. Barlar and his first wife
Frances Lawhorn who lived in this area in a little
house across the road over on the nearby hill on the Campbellsville Road.
They told that in their earlier years the A.J. Barlar's had less than
substantial means. A.J. worked as a farm labor hand for one of the large farms
in the area. After birthing the family of three boys and a girl in 1889
Frances took sick and died and was laid to rest here in the Phelps Cemetery.
Imaging that, have four kids on farm labor wages. Since money was scarce she was not given a marked headstone. At that time in 1889 only two marked stones were in this cemetery, but there were many burials under fieldstones. This is a very old cemetery.
In 1992 due to the abandoned condition of the unfenced part of Phelps Cemetery the descendents of Frances Lawhorn Barlar decided to install a memorial in the Gibsonville Cemetery 10 miles north of this place up Hwy 166/245. Their decision was based on the Gibsonville Cemetery being well maintained. In 1989 when I was there the 1st time there was a chain link fence around two or three monuments and the rest of the cemetery was infested in weeds & brush and this cemetery was practically abandoned. Today at the fenced area is well maintained as you will notice. The area outside the fence has been weeded only by cattle grazing. The cattle will eventually trample all the fieldstones over so that the graves will no longer be visibly marked by stones. The fieldstones are just common lime boulders that are tall shaped. They are buried on their edge deep into the ground facing east/west mostly at the head of the grave and sometimes another at the grave foot.
Strange encounter at Phelps Cemetery
This cemetery entrance eluded me for a time after that initial visit in 1989. Because of all the farm fencing changes and added growth of vegetation I was unable to locate the access road for several years the few times I drove by. When I drove up Hwy 166 I always looked over left into the entrance area and tried to remark the spot in my mind. As I was driving by there on one occasion about 1995 I spotted two elderly ladies sitting in the middle of the farm road to the cemetery. Though I felt that unusual, I took the occasion to stop and ask them to try to regain the knowledge of where the entrance road was located. I struck up a conversation with them & naturally I told them about the Barlar ancestor of mine interred there. When the subject came up as to why they were just sitting there the middle of the cemetery road in the middle of no where, in this very rural area, their answer was that they were going to be buried in this cemetery when they died, and they just wanted to be familiar with this place. Now that is the first & last time I have encountered that situation in a cemetery and I thought it a bit strange, but then maybe not. I did not ask them their names and would keep it private if I knew. Having relocated where the Phelps Cemetery road entrance is I drove on my way to Maury County in search of another elusive ancestor there. A few years later a house was built in front of the cemetery road and then a locked gate was installed along with the farm pond dug south of the cemetery.
Transcribed by C. Wayne Austin from site visits, photography & family history records 7 Oct 2009 12:10 PM & a few photos about 1989. Added here 4 Aug 2010 by C. Wayne Austin. This cemetery is also presented in the book Giles County Tennessee Cemeteries on page 437, published by the Historical Society 1986.
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|Medical causes of female sickness absence during economic transition in Poland.
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|The current transformation of property relations and economic restructuring, along with many other factors, influence the health condition of workers. The present study was undertaken to investigate the trends in the rate and causes of female sickness absence during the period of economic transition in Poland, based on the absence analysis in one of the largest (before the process of restructuring) plants of the motor car industry. Vital for the current trends in the workers' absenteeism is the reduction in the rate of employment. The group investigated was composed of 3215 women and 5373 men employed during the years 1989-94. The main variable examined was the reason for the worker's discharge: (1) quitting the job because of health problems, (2) retirement, (3) termination of work contract due to economic problems of the plant, (4) change of affiliation agreed between the former and present employers. The structural transformations in the plant under study brought about the discharge of about 77% of workers during the period between 1989 and 1994, mostly owing to the termination of work contracts for economic reasons, and earlier retirement. The increase in the rate of sickness absence involved to a higher extent female workers; it amounted to 30% compared to 12% for male workers. Among the workers quitting employment, the rate of sickness absence was twice as high as that for the workers still under employment. The largest differences were noted for the female population; they concerned cardiovascular diseases, neoplasms and complications of pregnancy, delivery and the puerperium. The economic transformation processes make a considerable impact on the occurrence of sick absenteeism in workplaces. Workers leaving their jobs because of health problems, as well as those discharged for economic reasons belong to the highest risk group.
|J A Indulski; Z Szubert
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"I probably don't run around as much. I let the kids do that," he said, alluding to a challenging offseason program that consumed varsity and JV Crusaders alike. "There's not a workout we haven't had these 2 1/2 months when we haven't laughed. Bust your tail, laugh, hug your teammates."
Those teammates have fans stirred up. Even opposing coaches have taken note.
"They're huge offensively and quick defensively," Punahou coach Kale Ane said. "Their running backs are quick. They have good vision and burst. Defensively, I like the way they swarm to the ball. I like their routes and the way they block."
Arceneaux considers the ILH a league that doesn't give a single week off, but his return ups the ante for the league's coaches, as well.
"Darnell's a great coach," Ane said. "He's proven that wherever he's been."
Arceneaux's team is as talented as any in the state, but was quite relieved to learn that another program will have the bull's-eye target on its back. It may not matter, though. Saint Louis is already in midseason form, playing like a No. 1.
On paper: The Crusaders have tasted success despite a musical-chairs rotation at the head coaching position since Cal Lee left. Delbert Tengan guided the Crusaders to a state crown, was replaced for a season by Arceneaux. Then came a return to the helm by Tengan.
Though Tengan went 22-2 in 2006 and '07, Tengan and administrators at the time could not see eye to eye, and he left again only to be replaced by John Hao. The former Saint Louis quarterback was 15-6 in two years before being released. Tengan, who was in the running to return yet again, is now the defensive coordinator at 'Iolani.
Now, Arceneaux is back in Kalaepohaku and plans to stay with his alma mater for a long time. The former Utah signal-caller left a solid program at Mililani, where he had offensive weapons galore.
Saint Louis is one of the few teams with even more firepower. Though he has never started, Marcus Mariota, who measures at 6-foot-35/8 and 190 pounds, was well-trained by passing guru (and assistant coach) Vinnie Passas and accepted a scholarship to Oregon in the offseason. He was efficient in a win over Roosevelt on Friday, rushing for 28 yards and passing for 188 more without a turnover.
"I was very impressed with Marcus. I like his height. He can see things clearer and he has a strong arm," Ane said after the Saints' game with Roosevelt. "He's legit and he has a good head on his shoulders."
The Saints' deep weapons include Duke Bukoski (6-2, 190), an All-State second-team pick last season, and Joshua Tupua (5-10, 190). Bukoski and Tupua also provide sufficient downfield blocking. Their skill helped running backs Derek Nakasato (5-8, 180) and Keanu Mook-Garcia (5-9, 175) gain 260 combined rushing yards.
Of course, it begins in the trenches, where Saint Louis has one of the best offensive lines in the state. Afi Greig, Kelii Copp (6-1, 240), Houston Clemente (6-5, 275), transfer Paulay Asiata (6-5, 300) and sophomore Reeve Koehler (6-4, 270) anchor a deep array of protectors.
Defensively, few, if any units, can match the Saints. Linebacker Starr Sua-Passi, like Koehler, sat out the Roosevelt game while recovering from injury, but defensive linemen Juda Parker (6-3, 245), Na'Alii Robins (6-3, 245) and Kalei Auelua (6-4, 230) show signs of dominance on the edge.
Parker, who transferred to Saint Louis from Word of Life with Asiata, has already accepted a scholarship offer from Tennessee.
The skinny: There are a minuscule number of "pure" offensive philosophies that work in the modern game. Hao is a disciple of Ron Lee and re-established the run-and-shoot offense with some success.
Arceneaux, who was a scrambling quarterback during his day, has always preferred a mix of formations. The Crusaders lined up in four-wide sets against Roosevelt, but didn't hesitate to use flex-option plays to accentuate Mariota's amazing 4.3 (40-yard dash) speed.
The gist of it is impressive. Mariota has more than just agility and speed, the kind that made Oregon recruiters flash back to Dennis Dixon's years. His decision-making has been sharp so far. Now Arceneaux has a good problem: How much will he risk the potential of injury to his heralded quarterback? Mariota's low-carry number -- four against the Rough Riders -- might be a threshold.
They used the pistol with an offset-I formation to run basic, straight-ahead plays between the tackles. They went four-wide out of the shotgun on their own 1-yard line. Mariota spent much of the night handing the ball off, going deep from the pocket, and occasionally rolling out for old-school bullets through windows against zone defense or executing a speed/sprint option.
What's difficult to gauge out of a few scrimmages and one nonconference game is whether the Saints are prepared for bigger teams with truckloads of returning players -- teams like Punahou and Kamehameha.
Until then, their pass coverage hasn't been tested. If Parker, Robins and Auelua bring pressure, that coverage may not be tested for some time. What's clear, however, is that they can bring plenty of heat with the front four, which will give their linebacker corps the luxury of sitting on panicky quarterbacks.
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X factor: Dallas Tuumalo, a 5-10, 220-pound junior, gives Saint Louis something it hasn't seen in ages: a tight end, and a good one at that.
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Wakefield Soccer Association
Meeting Minutes
February 5, 2009
Board Members Present:
President Jim Fitzgerald;; Treasurer Joe Tringale; Travel Coordinator Steve Logan; Intramural Coordinator Kevin Horrigan; Pictures Scott Robertson, Web Master Dan White; Town Coordinator Stephen de Garavilla;
Absent: Registrar – Vice President Mike Boudreau John Bosco, Secretary - Julie Fairweather & General Manager – Mark Pistorino
Secretary's Report:
The minutes from the January 8, 2008 meeting were read by Jim Fitzgerald and are posted on the Wakefield Youth Soccer web site.
Treasurer's Report:
The December Treasurer's report was read by Joe Tringale. Electronic version of this report is attached at the bottom of this document and will be posted on the Wakefield Soccer web site.
Vice President's Report:
No report (VP was absent from meeting)
Webmaster's Report:
1. Posted constitution and election results
Picture Coordinator's Report:
No updates
Intramural Coordinator's Report:
No updates
Travel Team Report:
Missing Spring fees money (coaches need to collect)
U16 & U18 rosters are frozen
Sign-ups for indoor practice time at the Galvin will occur at the March meeting
Anyone interested in coaching should contact Steve DeGaravilla or Tom Guerriero
League Report:
Rosters are frozen – they will open for add/drops the Thursday before the season starts
President's meeting will occur on 2/9
General Information:
1. MYS President/Registrar Meeting – Jim attended and was impressed with the content and presentation
- Better feel for how soccer is handled
- Massachusetts is the 2nd largest association in the nation (behind Northern California)
- Seeing tangible improvements in MYS
2. Constitution & By-Laws – Thanks we given to Mike Boudreau and Noel Higgins for their assistance – accepted with the addition of a Director of Risk Management position
3. Election of Board – all who ran were accepted
4. Field arrangements (Spring 2009) – Jim is working with lacrosse and baseball
- Doyle School for U10 games
- Recreation Commission - $5 per child usery fee
Wakefield Soccer Association, Inc.
Treasurer's Report
Feb 5, 2009
This report is for the month of Jan 2009.
Beginning balances for the month were $43,151 in the checking account, $49,447 in the term deposit and $105,685 in the field account, for a total cash balance of $198,283.
There were $4,640 in receipts for the month consisting of Spring Travel fees of $4,490. We also recognized interest of $150.58 to the field/Money Market account, $4 to the operating account and $244 in CD Interest.
Expenses for the month were $3,096.50 consisting of $464.50 to T-Stop for extra Intramural T's that we never rec'd the invoice for, $2332 paid to MYS for the 2nd half of the U6&U7 fall program, and $300 to Tom Guerriero for D Course reimbursement.
Ending balances are $44,545 in the checking account, $49,691 in the term deposit and $105,836 in the field money market account (Dec reconciled), for a total cash balance of $200,072.
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|Outcomes of human milk-fed premature infants.
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|Significant benefits to infant host defense, sensory-neural development, gastrointestinal maturation, and some aspects of nutritional status are observed when premature infants are fed their mothers' own milk. A reduction in infection-related morbidity in human milk-fed premature infants has been reported in nearly a dozen descriptive, and a few quasi-randomized, studies in the past 25 years. Human milk-fed infants also have decreased rates of rehospitalization for illness after discharge. Studies on neurodevelopmental outcomes have reported significantly positive effects for human milk intake in the neonatal period and long-term mental and motor development, intelligence quotient, and visual acuity through adolescence. Body composition in adolescence also is associated with human milk intake in the neonatal intensive care unit. Finally, human milk intake is less associated with the development of the metabolic syndrome than infant formula feeding.
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