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Dog sticks bones
posted 6 years ago
I like giving these to my dogs because they don't have a odor to them, which is great! They loved them but having 2 labs nothing last that long in our house. But they loved them anyway!
Pros: I like that they don't stink!
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Good chewies
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These are great for keeping the teeth clean. They also keep the dog busy on rainy days.
Just be careful when they get really small. The dog may try to swallow them and can choke.
Pros: clean teeth
Cons: have to be careful when they get small
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posted 6 years ago
This is good for her all natural and all that it is better for her than rawhide and it takes her a long time to chew and there for lasts longer than most of her chew things.
Pros: It is a good chew bone.
Cons: It is rather long. 12"
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My dogs love bully sticks.. they dont get them often but the go wild when they smell them.. odor free works for me b/c they really do stink... very gamy smelling
Pros: dogs think they are yummy
Cons: gross if you think about what it is
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My dog loves these! If she didn't just hide them in the yard I would probably buy her a lot more of them. Plus the fact that they dont smell is wonderful!
Pros: They dont stink
Cons: Dont last long
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Disabled Americans today have to negotiate for the kinds of accommodations made for FDR, and the caveat "reasonable accommodation" is built into the law. President Franklin Roosevelt did not have to negotiate. He could summon vast resources of the federal government – money as well as brains – to accomplish the work of disability. And it was accomplished with such thoroughness and efficiency that its scale could be called the Accessibility-Industrial Complex had it been directed toward public accommodations and not solely the needs of a single man. Read FDR and the Hidden Work of Disability [MiT8 2013]
Shepard Fairey claimed that his posterization of a copyrighted AP news photo of Barack Obama was a transformative work protected by the fair use doctrine. In other words, it was a shape-shifter. I claim fair use, too, when I reproduce and transform copyrighted works into media formats that are accessible to me as a blind reader. Read Shape-Shifters in the Fair Use Lab [MiT6 2009]
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ADA 20th AnniversaryOn its 20th anniversary, pundits will debate what the Americans with Disabilities Act has accomplished. I still believe what I said in a TV interview after the ADA signing ceremony in 1990. "The ADA will not end disability discrimination overnight. But in a nation governed by the rule of law, getting it in writing is the place to start." So what is the ADA's legacy? A Generation of Problem-Solvers.
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Posted on December 2, 2009 by Mark Willis
I see red whenever I run into the pompous assertion that reading by listening to a book read aloud is not really reading. Then I ask (loudly, of course, to anyone who will listen), how did I read Ulysses (three times in as many decades) and Finnegans Wake (not quite once, completely)? How did I read À la recherche du temps perdu, Gravity's Rainbow, and The Structure of Scientific Revolutions? Was I deluding myself, or merely faking it? Continue reading →
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We had a very festive Memorial Day weekend this year. We kicked off the long weekend with Donato's and game night (Monopoly) with Max. Saturday we went to Abby and Nool's for a Memorial Day BBQ (and late bday celebration for Stella). I made PW's BBQ Jalapeno Poppers (which everyone LOVED) and Deb Britt's fruit pizza (similar to this recipe) and almost equally as popular.
Twas great to see everyone. So many babies! Aside from the Nool kids, Bob and Becca had their 18 month old, Vanessa, and 3 week 0ld, Isaac. Jenny and Adam had two small ones, 10 months and 2 (I think!). Max was the oldest one there and he's not used to that. Lucas did not get to join in the festivities because he was at two consecutive birthday party sleepovers!
Sunday we went to a BBQ at Ross's friend Nikki's parents' house in Shelbyville. It was an alpaca farm (among other things) and they were awesome. So cute and curious. We took Taylor with us and she had a ball. It was quite hot, though, and she wore out towards the end of the afternoon. It was really nice to spend some time with Ross's friends, especially since we don't see them often. I was going to bring fruit pizza to this shindig but I didn't have the energy to make another one so we opted for a fruit tray, 2 kinds of chips and dip.
Monday was a lazy day. I cleaned the house in the morning while Ross and Dad played golf. We didn't pick the kids up until 4 and by that time I was elbow deep in jalapenos. I decided to make candied jalapenos courtesy of this recipe. I haven't tried them yet (you have to wait 2 weeks) but I'm dying to! The kids were literally gagging at the vinegar smell in the house, so we won't be making them again anytime soon.
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I have 3 dogs who love the filled bones. Even after they have gotten all of the peanut butter out they will go back and just chew on them. I also refill them so they can enjoy getting stuff out of them over and over again. The only problem I have had is sometimes the bones that they use are too thin and I can not give them to my dogs because they break easly.
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Aglietta, Michel. A Theory of Capitalist Regulation: The U.S. Experience. Londo New Left Books, 1979.
Alexander, Herbert. Financing the 1968 Election. Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath, 1971.
Alexander, Herbert.;. Financing the 1964 Election. Princeton, NJ: Citizens' Research Foundation, 1965.
Alexander, Herbert, and Anthony Corrado. Financing the 1992 Election. Armonk, NY: M. E. Sharpe, 1993.
Ambrose, Stephen. Eisenhower: The President. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1984.
Ambrose, Stephen.;. Nixon, Vol. 2. New York: Simon and Shuster, 1989.
American Bankers Association. Appendix to the Congressional Record. 79th Congress, 1st Session, January 3–March 22, 1945, Vol. 91, Part 10.
Anderson, Robert B. 'The Balance of Payments Problem.' Foreign Affairs 38 (April 1990): 419–433.
Ansell, Amy. 'Business Mobilization and the New Right,' in Ronald W. Cox, ed., Business and the State in International Relations. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1996.
Ansell, Amy. ed. Unraveling the Right: The New Conservatism in American Thought and Politics. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1998.
Armstrong, Philip, Andrew Glyn, and John Harrison. Capitalism Since World War II: The Making and the Breakup of the Great Boom. London: Fontana Press, 1984.
Aronowitz, Stanley. False Promises. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974.
Aronson, Jonathan. Money and Power: Banks and the World Monetary System. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1977.
Bain, Joe S. International Differences in Industrial Structure. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1966.
Baran, Paul, and Paul Sweezy. Monopoly Capital. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1966.


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If you're a patient at the largest for-profit dialysis chain in America, you're 19% more likely to end up dying than if you went to a non-profit chain. If you're at the second-largest for-profit chain, you're 24% more likely to die. These disturbing results were released in a new study in the Health Services Research journal. Guess if you're going in for dialsysis, you'll want to think carefully about your choice of treatment options and don't forget to include a non-profit center in your selection process. [More]
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its one of the best digestive enzyme products but its hard to find... most stores dont carry this... you have to go online... and to be honest... i dont like it that much .. but all and all its a good product
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I have a group of modules that I want to be documented from the docstrings. However, these are not pure Python scripts. They won't compile as is, because they are run from a C# application that creates a new variable in the executing scope.
To the Python compiler, it looks like I have an undefined method (which, technically I do, until C# creates the IronPython script engine and creates the method).
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NW200: Race chiefs unite in call for key changes
20 May 2013
Ulster Grand Prix race chief Noel Johnston has thrown his support behind the North West 200 after the event was cancelled on Saturday due to poor weather.
It was the second time in three years the famous road race in Northern Ireland was halted after heavy rain, a hoax bomb alert and an oil spill conspired against the organisers in 2011.
Event director Mervyn Whyte has called on the NI government to grant more flexible road closing orders in the future to enable racing to take place on different days should bad weather jeopardise the event and Johnston fully supports his counterpart's call.
"We sympathise with the North West organisers, as we know all too well how frustrating it is to put all that work in only to see riders and thousands of fans go home dismayed thanks to the weather," he said.
"The Ulster Grand Prix only just made it back after the washout in 2008. At the time we tried to negotiate rescheduling the race to the Sunday.
"Despite getting agreement from local residents, having the riders on side and even the provision from the ferry companies for riders to change their bookings, a resolution could not be found with the unyielding legislation for road closures," he added.
"I didn't think the 'Ulster' would recover but against the odds we were able to regroup and move forward.
"It was only through the efforts of a small dedicated band of volunteers and the support of the general public and sponsors that the event was able to take place the following year.
"However, the Dundrod and District Motorcycle Club, as promoters of the event, are still feeling the effects of the cancellation."
Nothern Ireland's First Minister, Peter Robinson, has already vowed to grant the North West 200 more powers to switch racing to alternative days to avoid a repeat in the future.
Johnston said it was essential the Government reviewed the current road closing orders to help preserve the future of the international road race meetings.
"The North West 200 has just experienced its second washout in three years. These events cost millions to put on and in turn bring about significant economic benefits," he said.
"Spectators travel from across the world to attend, people who save up and plan their annual holiday around them.
"They are arguably the biggest sporting events on our calendar, they put Northern Ireland on a global stage. If their future is to be safeguarded, then the government needs to look at the flexibility of road closing orders.
"Of course the safety of riders and spectators is always the priority but we believe that a more flexible road closing order would allow for racing to take place on an alternative day, should the weather forecast be bad," added Johnston.
"We welcome the supportive comments made in the media by Peter Robinson and Roads Minister Danny Kennedy. We would hope to see this ongoing debate develop over the coming months.
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- I wrote back:

Sallie Baliunas works for
fossil fuel and she is one of those I distrust the
moment she opens her mouth or types a word. Lindzen is
another case. (I should mention I do this as a hobby and
am not paid by anyone or institution for my views).
Perhaps you can defend fellow MIT's Lindzen's iris paper
for me.

What is it about the data set in
Lindzen's iris paper would cause west moving winds to
create more cirrus clouds and east, less? Lindzen's
paper on iris is available at
http://ams.allenpress.com/amsonline/?request=get-abstract&issn=1520-0477&volume= 082&issue=03&page=0417 for the abstract, and the
link "print version" leads to a PDF of the full
article. Why would it be significant that the equatorial
current there is over deep waters, lacks methanogen
activity, and studied during La Nina conditions? And given,
as I predicted this spring the rest of the tropics
behaves differently relativelt to Ci clouds, what further
does this say about what could be causing the 'iris'?
Why did his paper ignore direction of sustained wind
and current that is the obvious driving force behind
the relationship he finds.

Note that <a
href="http://www.sciam.com/2001/1101issue/1101profile.html">Bruce A. Wielicki of the NASA Langley Research Center
believes that the images were not representative of the
entire tropics. Using data from a different satellite,
Wielicki and his group conclude, in a paper to appear in
the Journal of Climate, that, on balance, warmer
tropical clouds would have a slight heating, not a
cooling, effect.

Can you explain the
differences between Wielicki's view and your fellow there at
MIT. If I am really good at selecting and
misrepresenting data like he did in his 'iris' paper, can I too
have the ear of the President? Weekly meetings,
perhaps? Get paid top bucks from oil interests? Or do I
have to go to MIT first? Or perhaps just be good at
saying what Bush wants me to say? Dang, I guess I
wouldn't qualify on all three items. But you, hey, you're
an MIT boy. Gives you all sorts of credibility.

Ziiiiiiip. Flew right over my head, yes sir, it did. MIT
means you are GOD and your word be truth.
Bllllllllaaaaaaaah.

Yes, sir, nothing like a little data
selection and misrepresentation to make your day.

I
forgot about Lindzen's talents as used right before the
election (you know, that contest decided by a 100 votes)
to testify in front of Congress about his 'iris'.
Wow. No that wasn't politically motivated 'science',
eh?

Lindzen was under oath, wasn't he?

Think about it. When Clinton lied in a depo about a
personal and not relevant sexual encounter in a
politically motivated malicious and meritless civil case--he
gets impeached. But when a 'respected' MIT Professor
lies--he becomes a Maverick and gets to teach the
President about climate and makes big money.
- On Feb 28th, the Interplanetary Magnetic Field
swung to a strong south-pointing orientation. That,
coupled with an elevated solar wind speed and density,
triggered a G-1 class geomagnetic storm. The result was
some high latitude aurora. See this link for a
photgraph of aurora observed over Quebec :
http://www.spaceweather.com/aurora/images/01mar02/Moussette2.jpg . As of right now, there are 3 sunspot regions,
namely 9839, 9842, and 9845, that appear to be capable
of producing M-class flares. Regions 9839 and 9842
are close to rotating out of view over the western
limb of the solar disk. Sunspot region 9845, however,
is close to the sun's central meridian. A rather
large coronal hole is also approaching the sun's
central meridian, and coming into an Earth-pointing
position. High speed colar wind gusts are likely around the
first of next week.

The current solar and
geomagnetic conditions are :

NOAA sunspot number :
153
SFI : 188
A index : 10
K index : 1

Solar
wind speed : 372.3 km/sec
Solar wind density : 4.4
protons/cc
Solar wind pressure : 1.1 nPa

IMF : 8.4
nT
IMF Orientation : 0.7 nT North

Conditions for
the last 24 hours :
Solar activity was low. The
geomagnetic field was quiet to unsettled. Stratwarm Alert
exists Friday.

Forecast for the next 24 hours
:
Solar activity will be low to moderate. The geomagnetic
field will be quiet to unsettled.

Solar Activity
Forecast :
Solar activity is expected to be low to
moderate for the next three days. Region 9845 is a
possible source for isolated M-class
flares.

Geomagnetic activity forecast :
Geomagnetic field activity
is expected to be mainly quiet to unsettled, until
the onset of high speed stream effects from a
recurrent coronal hole begin to develop by day three of the
forecast period. Isolated active conditions are
anticipated thereafter.

Recent significant solar flare
activity :
None
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The last federal Liberal leadership debate is today in Montreal. I've been recalling how the last debate was in Montreal during the 1990 leadership too -- a raucous affair , featuring angry shout-offs between supporters of Paul Martin and Jean Chrétien. (Including shouted accusations that Chrétien was a "fondue" -- some anglos' loose translation of "vendu" -- sellout -- being chanted by Martin supporters.) I missed the event, by the way -- most political reporters stayed back in Ottawa to cover the opening of what turned into a marathon first ministers' meeting to save the doomed Meech Lake constitutional accord.
At any rate, 23 years later, I expect far less fireworks or drama today. We've lost two more candidates in between the last debate and this one -- Marc Garneau and David Bertschi. That means a little more time for the debate matchups and a little less time for the after-debate scrums.
As I have been doing through these debates, I'm posting the lineup/order of proceedings here so those who are interested can follow along at home. Here we go:
The themes for this debate are:
- Seniors
- Justice
- Electoral Reform
- Environnment and Climate Change
- Energy
- International Development
- Youth
After the formal opening of the event, all of the candidates get to make opening statements of 1:40 minutes each, in this order:
Deborah Coyne
Martha Hall Findlay
Justin Trudeau
Martin Cauchon
Joyce Murray
Karen McCrimmon
Then, a series of mini-debates, 4:45 minutes each, among groups of three candidates:
Justin Trudeau, Martin Cauchon, Martha Hall Findlay
Karen McCrimmon, Martha Hall Findlay, Deborah Coyne
Joyce Murray, Karen McCrimmon, Deborah Coyne
Justin Trudeau, Karen McCrimmon, Martha Hall Findlay
Justin Trudeau, Joyce Murray, Martin Cauchon
Joyce Murray, Martin Cauchon, Deborah Coyne
Then, one-on-one debates, based on the debate themes (above):
Martin Cauchon à Joyce Murray
Justin Trudeau à Martha Hall Findlay
Karen McCrimmon à Martin Cauchon
Martha Hall Findlay à Karen McCrimmon
Deborah Coyne à Justin Trudeau
Joyce Murray à Martha Hall Findlay
Deborah Coyne à Martin Cauchon
Karen McCrimmon à Joyce Murray
Then, open debates (on any theme), again, one-on-one:
Justin Trudeau à Martin Cauchon
Joyce Murray à Deborah Coyne
Martin Cauchon à Martha Hall Findlay
Martha Hall Findlay à Deborah Coyne
Joyce Murray à Karen McCrimmon
Karen McCrimmon à Deborah Coyne
Justin Trudeau à Joyce Murray
Martin Cauchon à Justin Trudeau
Deborah Coyne à Karen McCrimmon
Martha Hall Findlay à Justin Trudeau
And finally, closing statements:
Karen McCrimmon
Martin Cauchon
Deborah Coyne
Justin Trudeau
Martha Hall Findlay
Joyce Murray
It's all over at 3 p.m. (well for you, I guess; those of us covering will then be in a mad dash to finish scrums, file our stories and get back to Ottawa.)
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I normally talk about SharePoint topics but this post is also important for non-SharePoint people. First let me explain what is the relationship between impersonation and SharePoint, or better, the relationship between SharePoint and the thread [security] token. SPRequest is the unmanaged low level class in SharePoint that works as HtppHandler for SharePoint requests. In the very heart of the security checks in SPRequest, it tries to get the SID of the user being impersonated in the current thread (Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequestInternalClass.OpenWebInternal() will be the last managed stack entry followed by some variation of Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest when an error occurs). In some occasions, the thread token cannot be retrieved and you will see an error like System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException. This situation is normally related to custom code when there are other levels of Http Handlers involved, however it is potentially possible to happen in other situations which I am not aware of.
I have faced such problem and being in a production environment and not reproducible outside that environment, I was unable to do a live debug of the problem. I've got the iDNA trace which is the closest you can get to a live debug in a situation like that. I could confirm the very point where the application was failing (and the last point of failure was indeed in SharePoint as most errors end up in kernel.dll even though the problem is not in kernel.dll). In normal circumstances the thread token can be retrieved. The problem always happens when the custom application is involved (and the custom http handlers are in the way of SharePoint Http Handler). To make things even worse the custom application was not failing in other environments. All indications led to problems in the authentication mechanism of the environment (read this as Active Directory Problems). In order to create some tests that would help identify the problem in the environment I put together an application to test impersonation of threads and "logon as" kind of behavior. I am sure this could be done in .NET but I decided to use C++ instead because it showed to be easier to implement (and reuse some available code).
The source code and installation binaries can be found at http://rodneyviana.codeplex.com (downloads).
Running in elevated privilege (not necessary but since I implemented I kept the code)
When you start an application there is no way you can change the privileges of that instance, you will have to run it again as Administrator to make it work. If you verify how Task Manager works in Vista and above you will notice that seeing process for all users (which requires run in elevated privileges) requires a restart in Task Manager.
This is the code that implement it:
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedButton4() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here SHELLEXECUTEINFO sei = { sizeof(SHELLEXECUTEINFO) }; int argc; PWSTR *argsv = CommandLineToArgvW(GetCommandLine(), &argc); if(argc == 0) { PrintError(L"Error retrieving path. Elevation was aborted"); return; }
// Get Process Full Path sei.lpFile = (LPCWSTR)argsv[0];
// Ask for privileges elevation. sei.lpVerb = _T("runas");
sei.nShow = SW_SHOWNORMAL; bool closeWindow = true; if(!ShellExecuteEx(&sei)) { PrintError(L"Unable to elevate privileges"); closeWindow = false; } HeapFree(GetProcessHeap(), 0, argsv); if(closeWindow) { this->CloseWindow(); } }
Getting the Thread Token
In my test I get the same error that the custom application was getting (it is normal to get the error when you do not impersonate).
This is the code for that:
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedButtonThreadget() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here HANDLE tokenHandle; ClearFields(); if(!OpenThreadToken(GetCurrentThread(), TOKEN_QUERY, FALSE, &tokenHandle)) { PrintError(L"Unable to get Current Thread Token. Try to impersonate first."); return; } AfxMessageBox(L"Current Thread Token retrieved successfully"); FillUserInformationFromToken(tokenHandle); CloseHandle(tokenHandle); }
And the code to show the latest system error formatted:
// Print System Error adapted from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms680582(VS.85).aspx void CImpersonationDlg::PrintError(LPTSTR lpszFunction) { // Retrieve the system error message for the last-error code
LPVOID lpMsgBuf; LPVOID lpDisplayBuf; DWORD dw = GetLastError();
FormatMessage( FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER | FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM | FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS, NULL, dw, MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), (LPTSTR) &lpMsgBuf, 0, NULL );
// Display the error message
lpDisplayBuf = (LPVOID)LocalAlloc(LMEM_ZEROINIT, (lstrlen((LPCTSTR)lpMsgBuf) + lstrlen((LPCTSTR)lpszFunction) + 40) * sizeof(TCHAR)); StringCchPrintf((LPTSTR)lpDisplayBuf, LocalSize(lpDisplayBuf) / sizeof(TCHAR), TEXT("%s\nFailed with error %d: %s"), lpszFunction, dw, lpMsgBuf); MessageBox((LPCTSTR)lpDisplayBuf, TEXT("Error"), MB_OK);
LocalFree(lpMsgBuf); LocalFree(lpDisplayBuf); }
Getting Process Token
Process Token must exist. You may not have rights to see it.
This is the code:
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedButtonProcessget() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here HANDLE tokenHandle; ClearFields(); if(!OpenProcessToken(GetCurrentProcess(), TOKEN_QUERY, &tokenHandle)) { PrintError(L"Unable to get Current Process Token"); return; } else FillUserInformationFromToken(tokenHandle); AfxMessageBox(L"Process Token was retrieved successfully"); if(tokenHandle) CloseHandle(tokenHandle); }
Code for getting user information from the token:
void CImpersonationDlg::FillUserInformationFromToken(HANDLE Token) { TCHAR user[MAX_PATH], domain[MAX_PATH]; DWORD sizeSID; DWORD sizeUser = sizeof(user); DWORD sizeDomain = sizeof(domain);
SID_NAME_USE sidNameUse; TOKEN_USER* tokenUser = (TOKEN_USER*)malloc(MAX_PATH); TCHAR* sidString; if(!GetTokenInformation(Token, TokenUser, tokenUser, MAX_PATH, &sizeSID)) { PrintError(L"Unable to retrieve user info."); return; } else { ConvertSidToStringSid(tokenUser->User.Sid, &sidString); textSID.SetWindowText(sidString); LocalFree(sidString); } if(!LookupAccountSid(NULL, tokenUser->User.Sid, user, &sizeUser, domain, &sizeDomain, &sidNameUse)) { PrintError(L"Unable to retrieve user infomation (UserName and Domain). Only SID was retrieved");
} else { textDomain.SetWindowText(domain); textUserName.SetWindowText(user); //textPassword.SetWindowText(L"nopassword"); } }
Impersonating the process user (button Impersonate Self)
After doing this you can retrieve the thread token.
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedButtonImpersonate() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here HANDLE tokenHandle; ClearFields(); if(!OpenProcessToken(GetCurrentProcess(), TOKEN_ALL_ACCESS, &tokenHandle)) { PrintError(L"Unable to get Current Process Token"); return; } if(!ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(tokenHandle)) { PrintError(L"Unable to impersonate credential. Try 'Interactive Logon' instead."); } else { AfxMessageBox(L"Impersonation from Process Token was sucessful"); btnRevertToSelf.EnableWindow(); ClearFields(); FillUserInformationFromToken(tokenHandle);
} if(tokenHandle) CloseHandle(tokenHandle);
Impersonating User you typed in
In this option you can choose whether to Logon as Network token or Logon as a user. If the user has no logon rights in the computer the attempt will fail (and you would probably would get no error from NETWORK logon). Logging on as network will not enable you to access both Process and Thread tokens ("Revert to Self" will resolve the problem in this case).
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedButtonProcessset() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here HANDLE token; TCHAR userName[MAX_PATH], domain[MAX_PATH], password[MAX_PATH]; textUserName.GetWindowText(userName, sizeof(userName)); textDomain.GetWindowText(domain, sizeof(domain)); textPassword.GetWindowText(password, sizeof(password)); textSID.SetWindowText(L"");
DWORD logonType = LOGON32_LOGON_NETWORK; if(chkInteractive.GetCheck() == BST_CHECKED) logonType = LOGON32_LOGON_INTERACTIVE; if(!LogonUser(userName, domain, password, logonType, LOGON32_PROVIDER_DEFAULT, &token)) { PrintError(L"Unable to logon with user credential."); } else { if(!ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(token)) { PrintError(L"Unable to impersonate credential."); } else { AfxMessageBox(L"Impersonation was sucessful. You may want to Impersonate Self now."); btnRevertToSelf.EnableWindow(); ClearFields(); FillUserInformationFromToken(token);
} } if(token) CloseHandle(token); }
Reverting to Self
Returns to the user that initiated the application.
void CImpersonationDlg::OnBnClickedReverttoself() { // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here // TODO: Add your control notification handler code here if(!RevertToSelf()) { PrintError(L"Unable to revert to self."); } else { AfxMessageBox(L"Revert to Self was successful."); }


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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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I've been using the turmeric mask for a week now, everyday. I prepared it once and stored it in the fridge so I am using it after cleaning my face in the night without having to go through the trouble of preparing it on the spot. I just take it out of the fridge and put it on my face with a foundation brush. For the mixture I used turmeric, honey, cinnamon, some drops of tea tree, rosemary and olive oils (but I will skip the oils next time, I don't think my skin likes them so much; I can't put yogurt because I can't store it for too long, I have the impression it will spoil). I leave the mask on for an hour or so. I have to say the results are amazing. My face is glowing (and not because of the yellow staining- that doesn't bother me so much anyway), skin looks even toned, smoother, the scars faded like 50% in just 7 days, I have less pimples and the ones I have heal 3 times faster and don't seem to scar anymore. It does wonders for my cystic acne, takes it all to the surface which is a good thing in my case. For the pimples that are just forming, the turmeric makes them smaller and smaller until they go away without having to pop them. So it basically keeps every problem under control. It was been a wonder treatment for me (the best ever for scars, even wrinkles, overall condition of the skin) but I also use vitamin c (1000mg/daily), fish oil and benzoyl peroxide to keep new pimples from forming. I definitely recommend using this mask. I spent lots of money on so many product to get rid of my scars and nothing worked as good as turmeric..and it is so cheap. I want to try using it everyday for a month and see the results..then will just use it every other day and so on. I will keep you posted on the progress. :)
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
There is a reason this is known as the "King of Herbs", It's amazing for just about every ailment that you have. I started taking this internally first using high quality curcumin. immediately I got relief from neuropathy and arthritis in my arms and legs. I am now at the point where I actually feel younger (No more aches and pains, I'm 40), have more energy, a glow to my skin, my hair is not super dry and brittle anymore.
Turmeric has been used for thousands of years in traditional South Asian Medicine for everything from a pain reliever, skin disorders to even dementia and cancer. It's a quite powerful herb and it alone can kill off infections within your body and bring systemic inflammation down rather quickly. I cannot tell you how much this amazing herb has changed my life. 5 months ago I was suffering from Severe Debilitating fatigue, foggy brain, acne breakouts, unexplained skin blotches, heart palpitations, memory loss, joint and muscle pain, headaches and was gaining weight when I was barely eating 800 calories a day. I went to a Natural Medicine doctor and was diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis along with Adrenal insufficiency and Chronic fatigue associated with it.. I was 40 but felt like 80. I started on a Natural thyroid hormone (Natur-throid) and Vitamin D-3 Supplements and I did improve somewhat but still suffered with extreme tiredness and skin issues. It was not until I introduced Turmeric orally did I see a dramatic difference in how I felt and looked. within days of taking 1500 MGs a day of Quality Curcumin, I felt renewed. I had so much energy and for the first time in a very long time could easily make it through the day without a nap or feeling like I was going to crash. Now, I did get some Die-off symptoms because I also started Oil of Oregano (Another amazing Herb, if you acne you need to try it). I always suspected that my main issue was a systemic Candida infection. Which are very hard to kill. It's a fungus caused by the overgrowth of bacteria in your body. Mine was likely caused by being on synthetic Antibiotics for my hormonal acne issues for extended periods of time. I basically caused more problems than the antibiotics would solve. I was a miserable wreck.
Turmeric has been the key factor in my recovery. My skin still has issues from the damage done but I'm far better than I was months ago. It really is an incredible herb that can protect and heal you in the Toxic world we live in.
I started using Turmeric Externally in masks. Turmeric, Greek yogurt, local honey with a bit of cinnamon is a excellent mask. I also mix Coconut oil or Olive oil and just the Turmeric and make a paste. I wear the mask for as long as I can and then use the paste with a little added liquid castile soap as a gentle scrub. My skin is remarkably better after three times of using as a mask. I was worried about yellow staining but found the yogurt as a barrier to that. Once I use a gentle soap after removing the mask the yellow is not that noticeable, just a trace that washes off next time I scrub. My skin glows, my pores look smaller, my skintone is more even and less inflamed. If you make a paste and put this on a giant pimple/Cyst overnight it will heal up super fast. those ones that like take residence on your face for a month are gone in a few days.
Turmeric is now a must have for me in both my beauty care and Internal health care. I will never go without it ever!! It has changed my life!
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I use turmeric internally and topically.
I take 2 capsules a day (1 in the morning with breakfast and 1 at night after dinner). I find that this has actually helped keep my breakouts at bay which is probably because it helps cleanse out my liver a little bit more.
I also use turmeric for my face masks at least once a week (sometimes twice a week if I feel like it). A lot of people on here have complained about the yellow stain but because I do this at night, I don't find this to be an issue at all. Yes, my face has a slight yellow tinge (only noticeable if I peer into my mirror really closely) after I wash it off and even try swipe it off with some toner but by morning, all I do is cleanse with my Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser and not a trace of yellow is left. Turmeric hasn't made a huge impact on my old acne scars but it has definitely helped with my overall skin tone (evens out any redness and even gives me a slight glow, although that might be totally psychological) and my skin always feels really smooth and soft after I wash off my mask in the shower. This is how I make it:
- 1 teaspoon of rice flour (or besan/gram/chickpea flour)
- 3/4 teaspoon of turmeric
- 1 teaspoon of lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons of natural greek yogurt
- 1 teaspoon of manuka honey
Feel free to adjust measurements to get the consistency you like. I mix it all up and then use a foundation brush I don't care fore and evenly spread the mask all over my face. I usually make more than enough for one use (but not really enough for 2 uses) so I slap on an extra thick layer on my trouble spots. I like to wait for my mask to fully dry (usually takes about an hour) before I step into my shower and wet my hands to slowly soften/break up the mask and start massaging it into my face, treating it like a facial scrub. After about 30 seconds of massaging, I rinse it all off and then pat my face dry. My skin has such a nice tone whenever I look into my mirror after I've just removed the turmeric mask, it makes me so happy.
I will definitely continue to use my turmeric mask weekly, just to help even out my skin tone and make it feel nice and soft :)
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Great brightening mask, however also coloring (yellow).
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By PERRI KLASS
Published: July 23, 2000
THE most triumphant moment of the whole trip to Japan occurred on the grounds of the stupendous 16th century ''white heron'' castle of Himeji.
There, with the castle towering above us, we encountered three men dressed as samurai, and my 4-year-old son, Anatol, knew his Japanese dreams had come true. Using gestures, the three samurai invited the American child to pose with them, and even put a sword in his hands, while his two siblings snapped photos. For the rest of the trip, Anatol mentioned casually, many times a day, that he had met real samurai, and held a real samurai sword.
It started with the frequent-flier tickets. My older children had two weeks of school vacation, and we had this vague idea of going somewhere exciting. But where do you take a 10th-grade boy (Orlando), a sixth-grade girl (Josephine) and a 4-year-old, not to mention two well-meaning and reasonably well-traveled parents? We had initially thought of Greece -- all that classical heritage, lots of ruins to climb on. Everyone was fairly enthusiastic about that, though the older kids were wary about being taken to too many museums.
It turned out that for our miles we could get only three tickets to Athens. But I was told about a special sale on tickets to Tokyo, and we had enough miles for five free tickets.
We discussed this with our usual thoroughness: ''Japan?''
''Cool!'' said Orlando, the 16-year-old. And we booked the tickets. (It subsequently turned out that we had been given incorrect information about this ''sale'' and were not actually entitled to the tickets, but Delta honored the offer.)
As a family, we have no special connection to Japan. Orlando has a brown belt in karate and can count to 10 in Japanese. That and a certain familiarity with ''The Mikado'' was about the sum of our cultural and linguistic expertise. We worried about the language barrier and the possible expense -- our goal was a decidedly budget-level trip.
Before we left, we bought Japan Rail Pass vouchers, giving us unlimited train travel for one week.
We also booked just one hotel room for our first three nights in Tokyo, using a brochure from the Japan tourist office in Manhattan that listed the members of the Japanese Inn Group throughout the country. This consortium of inexpensive Japanese-style inns provides mostly ryokan accommodations -- you sleep on futons, you often share a bathroom, and you take off your shoes before entering the inn. I called one of the inns in Tokyo and talked with a helpful man who spoke a little English and said he had a room big enough for the five of us.
And so we flew from Boston via Atlanta to Tokyo, a fairly easy flight, though a long one. We watched a bunch of movies. Ate meals at what seemed like random moments. Orlando and Josephine studied the phrase books, occasionally informing us; we learned, for example, that an unmarried woman over 25 used to be referred to as ''Christmasu Cakie'' because nobody wants to eat Christmas cake after Christmas.
Parentally, we suggested practicing greetings and numbers and directional words. And when in Tokyo, we found our way onto the cheap train and then the subway to our hotel, the Ryokan Kikuya, where there was indeed a big room waiting for us with four folded futons. Each hotel we stayed in in Japan assumed that a 4-year-old would sleep with his parents, and Anatol obliged, cheerfully occupying the space on the futons between us until by morning he had wiggled between the mattresses and onto the tatami mat floor.
We spent two days in Tokyo, sightseeing as hard as we could. The subway system lived up to its reputation: complicated, at times amazingly crowded, spotless and unbelievably efficient. There are some subway maps with only Japanese characters, some with English names for stations; at major stations there are attendants who can answer questions. We got pretty good at using the vending machines to buy tickets, and at following the signs from line to line.
Up early one morning, we took the subway to the Tsukiji district to see the famous fish market, in the process getting a taste of Tokyo rush hour, complete with its gloved ''pushers'' stuffing people into the trains. The fish market was overwhelming: what seemed like miles and miles of fish from bins of the tiny to huge slabs of the gigantic. We found food ready to eat in the city market nearby: round, fresh octopus fritters; skewers of grilled eel; cold sliced omelet with duck meat.
We wandered in the neighborhoods of downtown Tokyo, visiting the Sony building in the Ginza district, where we tried on glasses that projected videos in front of our eyes and played very advanced PlayStation games (well, some of us).
We visited the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno Park and admired Buddha statues and painted screens (well, some of us). Our hotel was in the Asakusa area, one of the older Tokyo neighborhoods, and right nearby was the seventh-century Sensoji, the oldest temple in Tokyo. It is approached down Nakamise Dori, a lane of what you would have to classify as Japanese temple tchotchke shops. We bought hot little cakes flavored with green tea, and Orlando got his fortune told in the temple, shaking a box until a stick fell out, then matching the number on that stick to a little drawer and extracting a paper fortune, complete with English translation.


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The house was built in 2004 to a high standard. It is fully furnished and well equipped with modern domestic appliances. It stands on a plot approx half a hectare(an acre). There are other houses nearby but none so close as to intrude. The property is not overlooked. It has excellent views over the countryside. The countryside is very attractive and suitable for walking in summer, not far for the beaches nor from the mountains for walking in summer or skiing in winter...all about 40 mins away. The nearest large towns are Pau to the East and Bayonne/Biarritz to the West...each about 40 mins drive. Each has an airport with car hire facilities.
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|Nearest airport: Pau Pyrennes/Biarritz(Anglet) 45 km, Nearest railway: Orthez 20 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Fireplace, DVD player
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|Kettle, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Sofa Beds (2), Single Beds (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 6
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|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The property, which is not overlooked, has stunning views of the Pyrenees to the south and over the Gave de Pau to the North. 40 mins to beach, Biarritz and the ski slopes.
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Situated in a quiet hamlet, the house has a large garden area. There is shaded parking for two cars and ample additional parking.
Daily shopping is available in Sauveterre 3kms away and there are several supermarkets within easy driving distance. There are good restaurants nearby.
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Sauveterre is set near the foothills of the Pyrenees in farming country. The climate is excellent in summer and usually fairly mild in winter although there can be cold snaps and rain.The winters tend to be quite short with spring starting in mid-late February. The autumn is usually very agreeable for those who prefer a slightly out-of-season break.
Pau, Bayonne and Biarritz are all towns of great interest with much to see and explore. They all have excellent shopping. Lourdes is not far away just south of Oloron-Ste-Marie.
The Spanish border is within easy driving distance and it is possible to visit towns such as Pamplona and San Sebastian without difficulty.
There are several markets nearby selling local produce.
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Todd Starnes: School Board Members Who Voted to Remove Rebel Mascot and Dixie Anthem Are Dim-witted Lefties
Add Fox News Todd Starnes to the short list (including David French and Bryan Fischer) to the list of prominent conservatives who are defending symbols of the Confederacy.In a column today, Starnes made fun of the Fort Smith, Arkansas school board for phasing out their Rebel mascot and removing Dixie as the school fight song. More precisely, the school board met as a committee of the whole and voted to make it official during an upcoming meeting. According to a notice on the district's … [Read more...]
You Find the League of the South in the Strangest Places: CNN and the Institute on the Constitution
The League of the South appears to be leading the media defense of the Confederate flag. Tonight I watched the South Carolina LoS chairman Pat Hines try to defend the Confederate flag on CNN (I'll get video when I can)."We think it's a memorial to our ancestors who fought to stop an invasion." Pat Hines, SC League of the South pic.twitter.com/dvt9IDeRtP— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) June 23, 2015At one point near the end, Hines wondered why another guest (a South … [Read more...]
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I'm very new to Python scripting, I'm trying to use 2.7 ElementTree to parse an XML file then update/replace specific element attributes with values sourced from a test data file. The idea is to be able to use a base XML file to then load and populate fields with specific test data etc. then save out as a unique XML file
My idea for a solution was to source new data from a CSV file by reading a file to a string then slicing the string at the delimiter marks and append to a List (done that OK). Then use etree to somehow update or delete/replace the attribute with a specifc value from the List.
I've looked in the Python ElementTree documentation & seen the clear() and remove() element objectsbut I've no idea of the syntax to use them adequately
An example of the XML to modify is as below, attributes with XXXXX are to be replaced/updated:
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Fish tank or tank seriously isn't comparable to lakes and rivers wherein submarine life employed to reside since their own normal habitats. Tank sends enable your bass within the tank to acquire the environment they required so that you can live. Pumping causes the oxygen by way of the particular unique pipe or perhaps an additional addition in order to enhance the number of air flow as well as oxygen within the water. The particular method commonly adds bubbles or even creates recent or agitation in the water. In addition, it is great for preserving the particular PH amounts in the tank as well as tank.
The actual system which in turn makes up air pumps includes this add-ons: T-piece, hold or even regulator, plastic tubing, diffusers as well as air pumping machine. Right now there a number of varieties of these which can be accessible of which appears throughout different sizes and shapes. Normally they're to some degree reasonably priced.
Given that many people consider your aquarium air pumps to become quite high in volume, an approach that is effective in order to people is to put the actual machine number one the sponge as they quite simply performing. There are numerous other remedies; though the sponge will do to get the job done.
Things to consider:
In no way put the pump motor inside aquarium or even immerse inside mineral water and buy a larger style than what is vital for the aquarium tank; it is then less difficult to append straight into your own model down the road.
Two types:
Battery power powered- this can be valuable if you find blackout or even lack of electrical power.
Electric powered air pumps : these are probably the most simple pushes, because it provides numerous makes use of.
These kind of pursuing equipment are generally essential:
Check device * this kind of control device avoids mineral water within going back in to the air pump if you select that will put the idea underneath your own fish tank water level especially if you have electrical outage or perhaps each time the particular air pump stop to figure.
Company device : this really is used when you have a single application in a air pump; for this reason, wasn't utilized since the replace inside check device if it is positioned beneath the particular level.
Steps with regard to setting up:
1. Understand the directions constantly
a couple of. Clear away from your container the air pump, tubing as well as verify control device as well as bunch device
three. Tubing has to be minimize into its necessary time-span. You want extra portions reduce when you use your gang or look at valves.
4. Squeeze pump motor inside the desired place along with link the particular necessary valves.
your five. Your pump motor ought to be placed in the aquarium whatever electrical power you use.
6. Make sure that things are throughout their location along with doing work precisely. Be sure you follow just about all safety measures classified by the particular instructions.
6. Connect or perhaps turn on it.
To understand more about using these kinds of units, merely visit http://www.Air-Pump.org.
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