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I am currently in my fifth year of the PhD program in Linguistics at Stanford University. A sociolinguist primarily, I have a strong interest in ethnic and world varieties of English. At Stanford, my current faculty research directors are Rob Podesva, Penny Eckert and Meghan Sumner.
Before coming to Stanford, I received my MA in English Linguistics at North Carolina State University under the primary supervision of Walt Wolfram, as well as Erik Thomas and Robin Dodsworth.
My work focuses on ethnic and regional varieties of English in the United States, including African American English, Chicano English, Japanese American English, and regional California and North Carolina varieties. At Stanford, I'm happy to be a contributing field worker and researcher in the Voices of California project, concentrating mainly on sociophonetic variation of several regional California dialects. My contribution to this work has been analyses of the California vowel shift and the production of sibilants across the state.
My dissertation -- projected for completion in Summer 2016 -- addresses an important question I've had since becoming a sociolinguist:
Are they one and the same thing? (Hint: I don't think so). Does one originate from another? From a viewpoint of variation as social meaning (i.e., the third-wave variationist framework, cf. Eckert 2005), what is a dialect anyway? How much regularity is there, actually, in the everyday speech of an individual going about the course of her life?
To address these questions, my dissertation takes an in-depth look at the everyday speech of one young California female, via 200+ hours of self-recorded speech over two weeks of her life, not to mention many more hours of ethnographic observation and interviews. In these data, I look at evidence for both overwhelming regularity, which characterizes the bulk of this speaker's speech production, and significant stylistic irreguliarities as well. I also draw connections between both the regularities and irregularities and the social meanings they present for my speaker and her interlocutors. This study enables me to challenge basic assumptions surrounding the "vernacular principle" (cf. Labov 1972) and to demonstrate the full range of stylistic variation in the life of an ordinary speaker.
Concentrating primarily in the sociophonetic domain, my dissertation builds upon pilot work using distribution analysis to identify stylistically-salient vowel tokens from larger bins of "baseline" or "normal" tokens. I wrote this study up in my second qualifying paper and presented it at the 2015 Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting. Additional pilot work used statistical outliers to identify stylistically-salient tokens in the speech of a prototypical "jock" and a "burnout" from Penny Eckert's famous Belten High ethnography. This study was presented as part of a "Jocks and Burnouts: Revisited" panel at NWAV 42.
In addition to my work at Stanford, I continue to be a contributing researcher for the North Carolina Language and Life Project, where my work includes analysis of morphosyntactic features of African American English from a longitudinal corpus of child language housed at the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute. Using this corpus, Charlie Farrington and I recently presented a paper about an emerging feature--invariant aspectual be like--at the 2015 LSA annual meeting. Our talk was picked up by the Boston Globe in a piece about invariant aspectual be in African American English. My additional work with the NCLLP involves sociophonetic analyses of vowels and consonants in African American and Chicano Englishes.
Outside of English, I enjoy investigating the Lithuanian, Russian, and most recently, Kazakh languages. My first qualifying paper provides a syntactic analysis of movement/splitting phenomena in the Lithuanian noun phrase. In Kazakh, I investigated parallels between noun phrase structure and nominalized embedded clauses.
When I'm not working on linguistic matters, I'm most likely to be found spending time with my family. I have a husband and three amazing boys (aged 9, 6, and 2), who are featured in the various photographs on my website. We love activity, which means bike riding, camping, swimming, ice skating, exploring, and traveling whenever we have the chance.
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Not guilty in battery trial involving radio personality, Newcastle man tells his story
By: Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer
"Sports Guy" Pat Walsh says he's frustrated with outcome after freeway offramp confrontation
John O'Neill said he's thankful that a Placer County jury found him innocent of battery charges filed after an Interstate 80 offramp altercation with Sacramento radio personality Pat Walsh. But O'Neill, a 52-year-old Newcastle resident, said he doesn't feel as if he won anything when jurors came back with a not-guilty verdict Sept. 22. Walsh, known as radio station KFBK's "Sports Guy," O'Neill, O'Neill's son, Cory Taylor O'Neill, 23, and another man who had been riding in O'Neill's SUV were involved in a physical confrontation after pulling over at the Applegate exit June 1, 2010. Walsh provided a markedly different version of the incident to law enforcement from the one by O'Neill that jurors ultimately believed. Walsh said Monday that he feels frustrated with the jury's decision, that he was trying to avoid road rage attack at all costs during the confrontation, and now carries Mace as a precaution against possible future assaults. O'Neill reiterated his story in an interview with the Auburn Journal. O'Neill said he's a non-violent person. If anyone should have been charged with battery – or reckless driving – it should have been Walsh, he said. O'Neill said he turned down three separate plea-bargain offers from prosecutors so that he could go to trial and ultimately clear his name. His son, Cory, also decided to go to trial and also was found not guilty. "I didn't win," O'Neill said. "Walsh won because he was able to speed up to 90 mph, he was able to road rage, he assaulted me and he maliciously prosecuted me." Walsh said that he was the innocent victim of an inexplicable road-rage attack. "I feel frustration – that these guys got away with attacking me," Walsh said. O'Neill said he went through a year of worrying and sleepless nights after the incident. Initially, prosecutors offered six months in jail if he pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor battery charge, he said. "You find out who your friends are," O'Neill said. "I've been unemployed and trying to get a job. My name's out there. That didn't help." Walsh said he was attempting to help a tractor-trailer driver whose rig had been stuck behind a slow-moving wide load and was signaling to turn out. Walsh said he moved into the middle lane and then flashed his lights to allow the semi to turn out. His plan was to stay in the center lane, giving the trucker an opportunity to move out and pass, he said. O'Neill's SUV "came barreling out of nowhere" and he pulled off eastbound I-80 after all three occupants of the other vehicle harassed him with obscene gestures, Walsh said. O'Neill said that one of the key moments at trial came after jurors were shown footage from a Sacramento TV station's video of Walsh explaining what had happened. In the video, Walsh said that he pulled over to apologize – indicating to O'Neill that Walsh had done something wrong while driving. Walsh said he was willing to take the high road with an "apology" for what O'Neill might have misconstrued as an error while driving but that he had done nothing wrong. "I was ready to say that I didn't know what they thought I did but all I was trying to do was let a truck through," Walsh said. "How this all began, I'm still not sure. It's very unfortunate that this incident ever took place." O'Neill said he was traveling up I-80 to pick up a Jeep to repair in Alta and was behind two tractor trailers. He pulled out into the middle lane on the three-lane roadway and Walsh was speeding and attempted to squeeze through a small amount of space between his vehicle and the semi, he said. Walsh slammed on his brakes when he couldn't make it and then yelled for his vehicle to pull over a few seconds later when he caught up, O'Neill said. Walsh said all three occupants were harassing him as they drove and his vehicle was blocked by the O'Neill SUV after he stopped at the exit. O'Neill said Walsh approached him and the other two men after both parties had left their vehicles. "Until he got to us, he didn't look like a crazed maniac," O'Neill said. "But when he got to us everything changed. He got into my face like coaches do with umpires in baseball." Walsh claimed he was cutting him off on the road, O'Neill said. But he calmly denied it and responded that Walsh was driving dangerously, he said. Walsh bumped his chest and with fists clenched, screamed "What are you going to do about it," O'Neill said. O'Neill said he took a step back and Walsh moved forward again. The other two men surrounded Walsh and he left the circle to return to his truck, O'Neill said. A trucker was standing nearby and Walsh told him to watch – that it was three against one, he said. Walsh maintains that he signaled the trucker to watch at the beginning of the confrontation. "He gets into the center of the circle and says again 'What are you going to do about it?'" O'Neill said. "His right hand came up and I gave him a push to the chest with two hands and he falls down. He comes back at me and I put my foot up and he goes down again. He did it a second time and I put my foot up and pushed him down again." Walsh said O'Neill came at him and then told the others "Let's take him out, boys." The sportscaster said one grabbed him in a full nelson hold and another sucker punched him in the jaw before O'Neill "cracked" him in the jaw. Walsh said the attack continued off the road. "They came after me and began to boot me in the head, face and kidneys," Walsh told News10. O'Neill said the three were wrestling with Walsh and just he and the KFBK personality fell down off the road. In the struggle, sunglasses Walsh had on his forehead may have gouged into his skin causing a wound, O'Neill said. Walsh said he wasn't wearing sunglasses and the cut, which required seven stitches, occurred when he was punched in the head. O'Neill said he left after his son said it wasn't worth it to stay and they feared Walsh might pull a gun out. They proceeded along I-80 to get the Jeep. Walsh said someone chased the three off "with a stick." Back home in Newcastle that evening, O'Neill said he turned on the TV news and learned that Walsh was claiming he had been "badly beaten in a road rage incident." Walsh said his injuries have healed but it's upsetting when anyone doing a Google search of his name turns up "road rage" stories. Walsh, 51, has been with KFBK for 18 years, is a Placer County resident, says his driving record is a good one and he's built a solid reputation over the years in the community that has been bolstered by regular charity work. "Today I'm going to a charity event for cystic fibrosis," Walsh said. "It wasn't road rage or a fight. It was an assault, an attack. I don't know why it was hard to convince the jury." Fifteen months after the incident, O'Neill has been absolved of blame by a jury and says he's thankful to his public defender, Heidi Pope, and even to taxpayers, who paid for his defense. An auto technician, he's been out of work for more than two years. "I received a fair trial," O'Neill said. "I could have pleaded no contest and received no jail time in the final offer but a plea bargain is for guilty people. I wasn't guilty and I was willing to risk a jury trial to prove it." ***Corrected version reflects errort on quote attribution. John O'Neill has been "unemployed and trying to get a job."


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Just like every other COE CG that we have ever stayed in, this park is clean, very well maintained, and has plenty of room in each spot. As usual for COE it is one the water with many water front spots.
This is also only 4 miles from Mammoth Caves NP. You use a free ferry to enter the park via what amounts to a back door. The way to the ferry is a bit complicated so be sure to get good directions from the people at the campground. - agesilaus
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We were totally and pleasantly surprised by how nice this place is. The sites were level, easy to get into, not piled on top of your neighbor. Had a great waterfront site and it was perfect! So very clean, well maintained. Cell phone coverage was poor at best (Verizon), but not too concerning for us. No TV reception at all. Excellent value for an electric (50 amp) and water site! - cobragt23
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Very nice campground on Nolin Lake. It is about twenty miles off of I-65 so it probably is not an overnight stop. Very nice for extended stays. Camping area is on a peninsula surrounded by lake on 3 sides. No pool but there is a beach area for swimming. If you are visiting Mammoth Cave, the campground is a good base. It is about 15 miles from the Green River ferry which is very close to the Cave visitors center. We stayed 2 nights. Would stay there again. Rate reflects Federal senior pass rate (50% off) - Cheeph


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John Nienstedt's anti-gay marriage crusade draws another protest
Two projects have now sprung up to slap "Return to Sender" on Archbishop John Nienstedt's mass mailing of 400,000 anti-gay marriage DVDs to Catholics in the Twin Cities.
ReturnTheDVD.org launched on Monday, after Lucinda Naylor set up DVD to Art the week before.
Nienstedt announced the mailing from the St. Paul Minneapolis Archdiocese last week. The DVDs are produced be the Knights of Columbus, and instruct Catholics to obey church teaching opposed to gay marriage. Nienstedt also calls for a state constitutional amendment banning gay marriage as part of the package.
With more poverty and sickness than ever all around these days, ReturnTheDVD spokesman Paul Lipetzky said he believes Nienstedt is getting lost in politics.
"The church does good work" through Catholic Charities and other organizations, he told us today. "But it has never taken such a public stand" against poverty, hunger or homelessness the way it has now with gay marriage. "It is misdirecting scare resources."
To make its point, the six-person organization want to collect as many of the DVDs as possible, and return them to the archbishop with a letter urging him to rethink his priorities -- before Election Day.
They're also going to make a donation to Naylor's project. She's collecting DVDs as raw material for an art installation that challenges Nienstedt's crusade. The former Artist in Residence at the Basilica of St. Mary was suspended over the weekend when she spoke out against the archbishop.
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Just a short distance from the city, this magnificent Colombian style hacienda residence enjoys a serene and scenic environment. Offering approximately 7,532 square feet of living space just in the main house and 1 hectare of land, the property was designed for comfort, tranquil family living. The entrance gate of the property opens to a long driveway with impressive giant tree and tropical plants along the side. Pampa grass, bougamvilleas, oreganum, chiles, Hortensias, Orchids, Magnolia trees, Sugar cane, citrus fruit trees, avocados, coffee and banana, pumpkins and other plants and trees are found in this impressive estate. The extensive gardens are accompanied by two different ponds, one of them in the relax sanctuary area with fishes like Coys, Oscar and Cometas. A little guest house apartment (special night illumination) is located next store to the main gate. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 living dining kitchen, 1 laundry room, with its own parking lot with beautiful pergola. The interior displays an impressive array of well-appointed rooms. Owners can effortlessly entertain in the formal social area, the family rooms or outside by the large pool while enjoying in their own Eden accentuated by gorgeous mature landscaping and vegetable garden.
The main residence is introduced by an antique Hindu door in the main entrance and other door in solid wood handcrafted by local artist, also a central patio in Spanish colonial style made as a beautiful entrance lobby. The house has tree different ambiences. The formal social area is made of an ample living room – dining room that opens though glass doors and windows to the large manicured garden, a piano corner in the living room, vaulted ceilings at 6 meters high and Nicaraguan floors hand made in clay made this space beautiful and enjoyable. The family social area is made of a nice kitchen with ample pantry and white tops- country style design cabinetry. The kitchen is connected to a large family room and family dinning room area, very ample and with fire place and enormous terrace surrounded by floor to ceiling windows to connect the gardens with the house. Finally the family resting area and dormitories is made by a guest bathroom with beautiful finishes, an ample handcrafting room with full bathroom which has access to a very large laundry room with patio to dry clothes. An office and little bedroom for guests are part of this area and can be used as extra dormitories. Another living room for the family is found next to the bedrooms area with a terrace connecting to the pool area. 3 dormitories with full bathroom and walking closet are part of the dormitories of this family area. Large master suite with lobby, ample walk-in closet and independent bathroom with double shower, double sinks and open sky roof. The family resting area has direct access to the garage.
In the external social areas, owners can create their own private paradise at this amazingly versatile property that accommodates a 5x10 mts temperate pool by electricity and saline water purification, a little storage house on typical Costa Rican design, a ranch in the garden that keeps all tools and equipment for garden maintenance, your own chapel, a gym area by the pool, a bathroom with shower and dressing room, a BBQ ranch very ample for night party's (no wind at night) for up to 50 people and a deck with Jacuzzi surrounded by tropical plants. A further convenience is the ample parking space, with room for recreational vehicles.


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controls them. Virtualization technologies such as VMware's increase
efficiency in the use of hardware and help to reduce operational costs
through consolidation of servers and desktop system running on fewer and
more maintainable hardware systems.
Among the many reasons that promote the adoption virtualization
technologies, one of the most commons today is the promise of an improved
information security posture due to the implied isolation between multiple
virtualized systems (referred as Guest systems) and the non-virtualized
systems controlling the virtualization hardware and software (the Host
system) [1].
Consequently, software bugs that could allow potential attackers to
invalidate the premise of effective isolation between Host and Guest
systems are considered security vulnerabilities with a potentially high
impact. Attacks to exploit these type of vulnerabilities has been
discussed on several public forums [2][3]. To maintain and improve user
inter-operation with virtualized and non-virtualized systems VMware's
software implements a number of inter-system communication features. The
Shared Folder mechanism is one of such features and is enabled by default
in all VMware's products that provide it.
VMware's shared folders allow users to transfer data between a virtualized
system (Guest) and the non-virtualized Host system that contains it. This
form of data transfer is available to users of the Guest system through
read and write access to file system folders shared by both Guest and Host
system. To maintain effective isolation between Guest and Host systems,
these mechanisms should limit access from the Guest only to the Host
system's folders that are selected for sharing with the virtualized
A vulnerability was found in VMware's shared folders mechanism that grants
users of a Guest system read and write access to any portion of the Host's
file system including the system folder and other security-sensitive
files. Exploitation of these vulnerability allows attackers to break out
of an isolated Guest system to compromise the underlying Host system that
controls it.
Successful exploitation requires that the Shared Folder's feature to be
enabled which is the default on VMware products that have the feature AND
at least one folder of the Host system is configured for sharing.
Vulnerable Systems:
* VMWare Workstation version 6.0.2
* VMWare Workstation version 5.5.4
* VMWare Player version 2.0.2
* VMWare Player version 1.0.4
* VMWare ACE version 2.0.2
* VMWare ACE version 1.0.2
Technical Description / Proof of Concept Code
While developing an exploit for the CVE-2007-1744 vulnerability [4] the
root cause of the original bug was identified in the way that the
'PathName' parameter is processed by the VMware API that provides the
Shared Folders functionality in the Guest operating system.
The 'PathName' parameter is converted from a multi byte string to a wide
character string after verifying that it doesn't contain the dot-dot
substring (the two-byte sequence '0x2e0x2e' that translates to the ASCII
substring '".."') that may allow a malicious user to break out of the
shared folder using a path traversal attack. The resulting wide character
string converted from 'PathName' is then passed to the file system API on
the Host system.
The conversion is performed using the 'MultiByteToWideChar' function from
the Windows API [5] which maps a character string provided as input to a
wide (Unicode UTF-16) character string.
The call of 'MultiByteToWideChar' to map the 'PathName' to Unicode UTF-16
specifies that the UTF-8 CodePage should be used for the conversion. Since
validation of the input to remove the dot-dot substring is performed
before the input string is converted a malicious program or user on the
Guest system could provide a 'PathName' that passes this validation
process but still gets mapped to a string containing the Unicode UTF-16
version of the dot-dot- substring after the call to 'MultiByteToWideChar'.
A UTF-8 byte sequence that translates to said dot-dot substring is
'%c0%2e%c0%2e'. This sequence is well-known among web application
penetration testers that use regularly to attempt to escape the root
document folder of a web application prone to path traversal
vulnerabilities. Although the above byte sequence is not in valid UTF-8
encoding a call to the 'MultiByteToWideChar' function that does not set
the second argument ('dwFlags') to 'MB_ERR_INVALID_CHARS' will simply
ignore and discard any invalid characters on input and map the rest to
Unicode output .
Prior to CVE-2007-1744 the call to 'MultiByteToWideChar' was . Performed
with a 'dwFlags' argument set to 0, thus allowing an attacker to pass
invalid UTF-8 input that would pass the verification process and get
translated by 'MultiBytetoChar' to a string that includes the dot-dot
substring .
The fix to CVE-2007-1744 [6] consisted in setting the
'MB_ERR_INVALID_CHARS' flag to the function call thus making it fail
(setting the error code to 'ERROR_NO_UNICODE_TRANSLATION') if non-valid
UTF-8 input was provided.
However, since the inspection of input looking for the evil dot-dot
substring remained a step prior to its mapping to Unicode UTF-16 the basic
execution flow for a potential attack did not change. After the fix for
CVE-2007-1744 an attacker would only need a way to provide a valid UTF-8
string that passes input sanitization AND the call to 'MultiByteToChar'
but still yield an string that contains the malicious dot-dot substring
after the mapping.
When we originally found this, we were not sure if it was possible to pass
the call to 'MultiByteToWideChar' with the 'MB_ERR_INVALID CHARS' flag set
but research continued due to the belief that the patch was not
necessarily correct since we thought that proper filtering had to be done
only after all the translations of the input were completed and prior to
passing the results to the Host's system file system layer.
Although we live in a ISO 8851-1 Latin 1 (28591) codepage-speaking country
we don't really know the deepest secret internals of UTF-8 , multi-byte
strings and Unicode conversions. Thus we developed a small program that
reproduces how vmware-vmx.exe calls 'MultiByteToWideChar()' to find out
whether it is possible or not to build a valid UTF-8 sequence that maps to
an Unicode string with the evil dot-dot substring '_.._ '
The C code for such program is provided below
// mbtwc.c
#include <windows.h>;
int main(int argv, char *argc[]) {
~ unsigned int i, ans;
~ unsigned char buf[200];
~ for (i=1;i;i++) {
~ memset(buf, 0, 200);
~ ans = MultiByteToWideChar(CP_UTF8, 8, &i, 4, buf, 100);
~ if (ans && (buf[0] == '.') && (buf[1] == 0) &&
~ ((i & 0xff) != '.'))
~ printf("%d %04x: %02x %02x %02x %02x\n", ans, i,
~ buf[0], buf[1], buf[2], buf[3]);
~ }
The program found several UTF-8 byte sequences that translate to a dot-do
substring after the call to 'MutliByteToWideChar', the first one of them
being '"0xc20x2e0xc20x2e_'.
In order to develop test tools and the final exploit we used the wonderful
information and tools released at the VM Back project [7]by Ken Kato and
other contributors. Using the project's VMFtp tool with a few
modifications it is trivial to produce a working exploit. Our approach for
a proof-of-concept test was to modify VMFtp's source code to replace all
occurrences of ''+'' with ''\xc2'' in an input pathname.
After doing the above, the following command on a modified VMFtp client
list the contents of the root directory of the Host's file system and then
uploads a file from the Guest system to the root directory of the Host
cd existing_share
ls +.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./
put myboot.ini +.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./+.+./boot.ini
Additionally, we tried to find out whether it's possible or not to exploit
this bug when no shared folders are configured but the Shared Folders
feature is enabled (as in a default installation). Due to what we believe
is an early check in the implementation to verify if the linked list of
existing shares is empty or not, we think that this bug is not exploitable
when no folders are configured as shared, however, we wouldn't be
surprised if other execution paths that allow exploitation bypassing this
early check are found. Consequently, we suggest that you update to a fixed
version, even if no folders are shared for your configurations. If this is
not a possibility, we suggest that you at least disable the Shared Folders
feature, which, as we said, is enabled by default.
Additional Information
Here we present the minimum modifications to VMFtp from the VMBack project
to build something that will help you demonstrate the importance of the
bug, verify if the your boxes are patched or not, and if the official
patch actually patched the vulnerability.
Modifications to the file vmw/src/vmshf.c:
static void ReplaceDelim(char *str, uint32_t length, char delim)
~ while (length--) {
~ if (*(str + length) == '\0' || *(str + length) == '/' ||
~ *(str + length) == '\\') {
~ *(str + length) = delim;
~ }
~ if (*(str + length) == '+') *(str + length) = '\xc2';
~ }
~ }
VMWare released the source code for their VMWare tools [8]which could
allow to implement the same functionality by modifying the source code of
official VMWare tools.
Vendor Information, Solutions and Workarounds
Disable the Shared Folders feature for all virtual machines. On VMWare
Workstation this can be done by clicking on "Edit virtual machine
settings" and disabling shared folders in the Options tab.
The vendor has published a security alert with a setp-by-step description
of how to disable Shared Folders on affected products.
<http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004034> Critical VMware Security Alert for Windows-Hosted VMware Workstation, VMware Player, and VMware ACE
Report Timeline
2007-10-16: Initial contact email sent to the VMware Security Team
notifying discovery of a Priority 1 vulnerability in accordance to the
vendor's security policy [9]. A draft security advisory describing the
problem is available. Public disclosure of the vulnerability is scheduled
on November 5th, 2007.
2007-10-17: Vendor acknowledges notification, provides public key and
requests a draft of the security advisory .
2007-10-17: Core sends the draft advisory.
2007-10-19: Vendor indicates it will be able to address the issue in a
release planned for December.
2007-10-29: Core requests an status update since there has been no
communication since October, 17th, 2007. Vendor indicates it will be able
to address the issue in a release planned for December, this information
was already provided to Core on October 19th 2007 on a personal email
exchange. The December release is likely to be move to the first week of
January 2008.
2007-10-29: Core confirms that the December target was communicated on
October 19th, 2007.
2007-11-26: Core requests an status update, asking if the vendor is still
on track to release fixes in December 2007 and on which specific date.
2007-11-26: Vendor communicates that normally the release would be on
December 27th, 2007 but since that date is in the middle of most people's
holiday the release will be postponed to January. A specific date has not
been set.
2008-01-07: Core requests and status update since there has been no
communication since November 26th, 2007. Core asks if the vendor is on
track to release fixes on the second week of January 2008. VMware had
released of a new version of its VI product line in December but had not
indicate if this release included fixed versions of the vulnerable VMware
products. Publication of CORE-2007-0930 has been re-scheduled for January
14th, 2007.
2008-01-08: Vendor communicates that none of the updates released in
December 2007 addressed the vulnerability reported by Core and provided an
official list of supported product that are vulnerable and their
respective versions. Vendor cannot commit to a specific date for the
release of fixes but can commit to release a fix within the first
quarter of the year (Q1/2008). The upcoming release of minor version
updates of vulnerable product is scheduled for February 14th.
2008-01-08: Email reply from Core indicating that publication of
CORE-2007-0930 has been re-scheduled to February 14th., 2008. Nonetheless,
the lack of vendor commitment to a specific date for the release of fixes
does not make the ballpark commitment of Q1/2008 any more credible than
the previous estimations.
2008-02-06: Core requests a status update since there has been no
communication since January 8th, 2008. Core requests confirmation that
VMware Server is not affected and asks if the vendor is on track to
release fixes on February 14th. 2008 or on any other specific date within
the first quarter of the year. In case that February 14th. 2008 was deemed
not longer viable, Core will need notification by COB Monday January 11th,
2008-02-08: Vendor response indicating that the release of new minor
version updates to a subset of vulnerable supported products have been
delayed and is now scheduled for February 24th., 2008. Minor version
updates to another subset of the vulnerable products is planned for March
15th, 2008. VMware Server is confirmed not-vulnerable since it does not
provide Shared Folders functionality (HGFS).
2008-02-08: Core indicates that in view of the status update received
from the vendor, publication of CORE-2007-0930 has been re-scheduled for
Feb. 25th. 2008, this new date is still subject to change if and only
if; i) Vendor confirms by Feb 13th. that the upcoming product releases
planned for Feb. 25th. will indeed fix the bug. ii) Vendor commits by Feb.
13th. to a fix release date for the remaining set of affected products.
iii) Vendor communicates any change to the Feb. 25th. release date by COB
Feb 20th. and the new release date does not exceed 6 working days from the
currently scheduled date.
2008-02-22: Final draft of CORE-2007-0930 sent to VMware's Product
Security Group. Any additional information to be included in the advisory
should be received by COB Friday February 22nd.
2008-02-25: CORE-2007-0930 published.
[1] Top 5 Reasons to Adopt Virtualization Software -
[2] "Ghost in the Virtual Machine", IEEE Security and Privacy, vol.5,
no.4, pp.68-71, Jul/Aug, 2007
[3] PaulDotCom Security Weekly - Episode #378
[4] iDefense VMware Workstation Shared Folders Directory Traversal
Vulnerability (CVE-2007-1744)
[5] Microsoft Developer Network: MultiByteToWideChar
[6] VMware Workstation Release Notes
[7] VM Back project <http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vmware/>
[8] Open Virtual Machine Tools <http://open-vm-tools.sf.net>
[9]VMWare Inc. Security Response Policy
The information has been provided by <mailto:advisories@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Core Security Technologies Advisories.
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After winning the ODI series against neighbours India and Pakistan, many are optimistic about the future of Bangladesh. With supremely talented players like Soumya Sarkar and Mustafizur Rahman stamping their authority, the future does indeed seem bright for the Tigers. However, it hasn't been an easy journey. After years of struggle in the pits of mediocrity, where humiliation was the scent of the air, this team has been forged. This team
Bangladesh bowlers have been on a golden run in 2015 Dhaka, June 30: The decision of the International Cricket Council (ICC) to change One-Day International (ODI) rules on field restrictions has brought relief to Bangladeshi bowlers. At its annual conference in Barbados, the ICC made a number of changes to the 50-over format, including the scrapping of batting powerplays. Among them, the requirement to deploy catching fielders within the 3
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It's that time of the year again...The Family Dinner From Hell.
This is the time when family grudges are aired in anticipation of forgiveness and peace by the time the Christmas holidays come around.
Here are a few tips for hostesses, family members and guests to make the holiday a pleasant one for all involved:
Dress appropriately, watch your language, arrive on time and keep your elbows off the table!
Try a little of everything and praise everything that is laid on your plate even if its burned or raw. Thank your lucky stars you are having a warm meal that someone else cooked for you!


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2 cups buckwheaties (dehydrated buckwheat sprouts; you can make your own or buy them.)
1 large banana
1 apple
1/2 cup raisins
2 inches fresh ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1½ teaspoons dried ginger
1. Measure out half of the buckwheaties (150g/5¼ ounces) and place them into a mixing bowl.
2. Using a processor, grind the other half of the buckwheaties to a fine flour. Add them to the mixing bowl.
3. Add the ginger and cinnamon to the buckwheaties, along with the raisins (making sure they are separated). Mix these dry ingredients well.
4. Break the banana into pieces and process it until it is liquid.
5. Peel and chop the ginger, and then core and dice the apple. Add both to the banana liquid in the processor. Process until smooth and well-combined.
6. Combine the liquid with the dry ingredients in the mixing bowl until you have a thick, sticky cookie-like dough.
7. Using a dessert spoon, scoop up about a 1/6th of the mixture. Form this into a ball, using the sides of the bowl to help.
8. Place the ball of dough onto the paraflex sheet of your dehydrator and, using the back of the spoon, gently pat it down to form a round cookie shape that is about 1 cm deep and 11cm across.
9. Repeat until all the mixture is used, and then dust the cookies lightly with cinnamon.
10. Dehydrate at 41 C/105 F for 12 hours. Then turn them, removing the paraflex. Dehydrate for 6 more hours.
I came up with these cookies as I fancied something zingy and crunchy.
They are the raw equivalent of gingersnaps!
They're extra special because of the natural ingredients in them--no sweetener, no dates.
It's the apple and raisin that gives them their yummy sweetness, and they are completely without fat!
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Thanks Mrs G - hope you enjoy the cookies, the crunch they give is really yummy!
Apple and cinnamon are one of my favorite flavor combo's! I will let you know how this recipe turns out. Just read your 'hyper mobility' page, I feel ya! You've made such a transformation. Wonderful to see. "n_n"
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|Looking Back
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 01 October 2015 21:18
10 years ago this week
September 29, 2005
A group of 67 Wauneta-area farmers and residents banded together to form the Wauneta Cooperative Oil Co. in 1930, pooling toether $6,025 for start-up capital. Today, celebrating its 75th anniversary, total assets have grown to $1,061,165 compared to $18,162 in 1930. Original board members in 1930 were Jay Person, John J. Kitt, R.O. Hardy, Dan Egle, W.H. Hoff, Fred Nordhausen and Chester Stock. Current board members include Joe Barger, Brian Wright, Kevin Kerchal, Wayne Bartels, Terry Nichols, Ray Ridlen and Bob Stinson. The first manager was Dorsey Resler (2 years) then Walter Deininger (15 years), Ed Lowe (3 years), James Parker (2 years), LeRoy Jussel (9 years), Ted Anderson who had the longest tenure as manager (27 years), Rich Greeley (12 years), Wyatt Croft (2 years) and presently "Peco" Anderson, manager and Joyce Bley, assistant manager. In 1975 Palisade opened the Palisade branch with Wauneta Co-op Oil purchasing the business in 1977 with two members representing Palisade serving on the board. Present Wauneta crew members besides the managers include Dennis Pfeiffer, Kenny Lawless, Brad Dixon, Kent Buffington, Rhona O'Neil, Linda Fanning, Lynn Denker and Ed Arenz and at Palisade: Maxine Scott, Judy Doetker and Roberta Werkmeister.
Lucille McBride was honored at an open house held at the Wauneta Senior Center on her 85th birthday by her children Lynn and Janie McBride of Shelton and Vaughn and Dee McBride of Osage City, Kan., and grandchildren.
Coach Pat McKinney officially retired from coaching and teaching at Wauneta-Palisade schools last spring. For the past three decades as girls sports evolved across the state at the high school and junior high levels, she has played a pivotal role in building the programs. In 1970-71 she and husband, Jim, started the girls track program. A state track meet for girls wasn't held until 1971. She has also coached girls high school volleyball, junior high volleyball, basketball and track.
Four Wauneta-Palisade seniors traveled to Washington D.C. this summer as part of the Rural Electric Youth Rally, the trip sponsored by Southwest Public Power District in Palisade. Seniors making the trip included Kiane Alberts, Stephanie Padilla, Betsy Anderjaska and Kyle Steinke. While at the nation's capitol they saw Kyle Hansen at a Marine ceremony at the Iwo Jima Memorial.
25 years ago this week
September 27, 1990
Wildcatter Howard Kaler of Gainseville, Texas hit an oil well about one-half mile south of the Lavon Haarberg farm. His success finally came after drilling five dry holes.
The well,which is located in Hayes County, will be the first in the Wauneta area since oil was found southwest of Wauneta on land owned by Elsie Breesie.
Kaler feels the Haarberg well rests on gthe edge of a good field and plans to do more drilling in the area.
Gov. Kay Orr and running mate Jack Maddux of Wauneta campaigned in Imperial.
During the visit, they visited a number of Imperial buinesses before a noon fundraising event at the Imperial Eagles that drew 60 people.
Maadux said he joined the race as the lieutenant governor candidate with Gov. Orr because he felt she was having to take too many cheap shots about her record from her opponent.
Wauneta-Palisade Co-op Oil Co. finshed the fiscal year ending April 30, 1990 with a net savings to members of $33,738.
Manager Rich Greeley said the co-op did not have to write off any bad debts in the fiscal year.
50 years ago this week
September 30, 1965
Junior scout meeting was held at Mrs. Breese's. Seven girls and our leaders were present.
We decided to call our group "The Meadow Larks."
Loretta Kuntz was elected Troop leader; Vicki Fanning, secretary-treasurer; and Debra Stock, scribe.
We discussed which badges our troop would work on. We decided on Troop Dramatics.
Mrs. Breese served us a delicious lunch.
75 years ago this week
September 25, 1940
This Thursday night September 26, the Wauneta eleven will play host to the Trenton grid team on the local field in the first home game and also the first Frenchman Valley Conference game of the season.
South Divide News-—We received 5-8 inches of rain Monday afternoon for which everyone is very grateful.
100 years ago this week
September 30, 1915
We had an old time dust storm Friday, that kept most of the Wauneta folks from county fair and Saturday a cold drizzling rain that kept us all from Trenton.
Narrow divide notes-—Miss Myrtle Hanna dismissed her school Fri. so the children could go to the fair. She took the advantage of it and visited her sister, Mrs. C. Fanning from Fri. until Sun, when Clarence brought her home by auto.
Theshing Reports--—On the Grosbach place near Enders on 35 acres of fall wheat was threshed 1300 bu. This is the best wheat that has been brought to town. Better than 31 bu. to the acre.
125 years ago this week
September 25, 1890
Our road commissioner is having some work done on our main street.
Ed. Baker says that he's worth a million now-—it's a girl. Father, mother and child doing well.


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Open House, Potluck, and Reflectorizing Party! – January 20th (6-9pm)
January 15, 2015
Has it been awhile since you visited the co-op? Come on over! Take a tour, talk to the new Board, and find out what's happening. Bring some food to share or just bring yourself!
For those that feel like being crafty, we'll have a table set up with free retroreflective tape that you can glue or sew onto your gear: gloves, coat, bag, jeans etc. *TIP – If you want to sew the retroreflective tape onto your jeans – wear a different pair to the co-op! View the facebook event invite here: https://www.facebook.com/events/316464285225361/
New Board Members
December 17, 2014
Meet the new Mobo board! Braxton, Jheri, Charlie, Keith, and Peter joined the board in November 2014. They are looking forward to working hard and making Mobo the best it can be. If you have ideas or suggestions for Mobo, feel free to stop by our monthly meeting the first Sunday of every month at 5:30 pm. And don't forget to check out our facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/47375478393/) for regular updates on events and activities.
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August 1, 2014
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replacing universal atomic in '82 O'day
Hi all, this seems like a better place for this post. I have a nice 37 foot 1982 O'Day center cockpit sloop with a seized motor. It is the original Universal Atomic 4 cylinder, 32 HP, Diesel motor. I found a re-manufactured motor from a supplier who says the replacement is the same footprint. My problem is I can't figure out how O'Day intended for these motors to be removed/replaced??? The obvious way would be for the floor of the cockpit to be removable, but it isn't. It looks like I would have to remove allot of the kitchen area to get the motor to come out through the main cabin and that seems really difficult if not impossible. I talked to another sailor who told me that he knows people who get a good fiberglass pro to cut out the floor of the cockpit and then remount it after the motor work is done - this seems like a good idea if I would not hurt the integrity of the monohull. I am looking into these ideas, but wondered if anyone could offer me information on what the proper procedure is? I appreciate any info and wish you all happy sailing, thanks, Rick
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My name is Brent - I am 44 and live in Atlanta, GA right now.
I started riding about a year ago in order to train for a triathlon - well, did not make it to the triathlon because work did not allow me the time to train. However, I did learn that I really enjoyed bike riding so I just resigned from my job and decided to do a bike tour around the U.S. starting this coming spring (2010). I have started to do a little riding/training recently on a off-brand hybid and need to buy a Touring bike sometime soon.
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Sarah by day, Malice by night
Senior Sarah Chamberlain steps off campus, straps on roller skates and takes to the roller derby rink as Malice Monro
Senior Sarah Chamberlain stands on the sidelines before a practice with her roller derby team, the Circle City Derby Girls. TheDePauw Editor
Senior Sarah Chamberlain isn't the typical flute performance and English writing double major. When Chamberlain puts on roller skates, fishnets and a pink helmet, she becomes Malice Monro, her roller derby alter ego.Chamberlain was first introduced to the sport of roller derby last fall when she watched the movie "Whip It" with a friend.
"I saw it, and I thought, 'This is totally awesome, and I really hope it's real,'" she said. "I've got to find out if it's real and if it is real, I've got to find out if they're doing it in Indianapolis or around here. This is a sport I can get behind. I've never been athletic before."
Chamberlain went to her first roller derby bout just a few weeks later and shortly thereafter bought a cheap pair of roller skates and began practicing in the Lilly Center. Then, on May 15 of last year, Chamberlain attended an open recruitment event for the Circle City Derby Girls and was offered a position on the team.
At first, Chamberlain served as a blocker, a player who skates in the pack around the rink. The women in this position try to stop the jammer, a skater who tries to break through the pack to score points.
"Malice, like a lot of skaters, was mostly a blocker at first. Blockers help their jammer to score points, and stop the opposing jammer from scoring," said Jeanie Neal, or Bona Contention, via e-mail. "Jammers have four teammates trying to help them, but five opponents trying to stop them. They have to be agile and fast, but also play smart."
Not long after joining the team, Chamberlain's coaches began playing her as a jammer. Recently, she has filled the position more often.
"We've only had a few skaters who could consistently jam and jam well," Neal said. "We needed a deeper jammer pool, and Malice is a nice addition to that."
When Chamberlain steps onto the rink - whether as a jammer or a blocker - she becomes Malice Monro, her registered roller derby name.
"In roller derby, no one can have the same name as anyone else," Chamberlain said. "There's a huge database that you have to submit your name to. Sarah Chamberlain only exists on Facebook."
Despite competing in Indianapolis and across the Midwest, Chamberlain isn't without her fans.
Senior Katia Satterfield attended one of Chamberlain's bouts in October.
"I'd heard of roller derby before, but I'd never seen a bout," Satterfield said. "Having someone I know in it encouraged me to go. I think it made it more personal. It's fun to root on the person with your favorite name and the ones you know, too."
Chamberlain explained that since becoming a derby girl, she's gotten into better shape and become more interested in sports.
"I never really knew how to talk about sports before," she said. "I enjoy all sports way more now."
Despite her interest in other sports, Chamberlain is still committed to her sport - and it's unique uniforms.
"There's a lot of booty shorts, and there's still a lot of fishnets," she said. "When roller derby first started up again in 2001 in Texas, the spectacle was a huge part of it. The sexiness is still part of the draw and a really fun part of roller derby.
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BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - Gunmen on Thursday killed a regional prosecutor who was investigating both a paramilitary group and leftist guerrillas in Colombia - the second person to be killed in that job within four months.
Carlos Arturo Pinto, 53, was on his way to work in the eastern city of Cucuta when he was shot and killed by two gunmen on a motorcycle, the national prosecutor's office said.
Pinto had replaced Maria del Rosario, who was killed in July in Cucuta. The killing remains unsolved.
Both Pinto and del Rosario had been investigating human rights violations by leftist rebels and a right-wing militia group, according to Alejandro Ramelli, chief of the human rights unit of the national prosecutor's office.
Ramelli told a news conference Pinto's death was an example of how prosecutors around the country are risking their lives to perform their jobs in this war-torn country. He sharply rejected criticism by a United Nations human rights representative, who on Wednesday said the prosecutor's office was the "weakest link in the chain" of justice in Colombia.
Following a 10-day fact-finding mission to Colombia, Hina Jilani - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan's special representative for human rights workers - questioned prosecutors' decision to drop charges against a retired general suspected of having ties with paramilitary groups. Jilani also suggested the prosecutor's office lacked impartiality.
Ramelli called Jilani's accusations "irresponsible," saying suggestions that prosecutors favor one side in Colombia's war can bring retaliation from another side.
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That combination didnt help me much Phillip..May I suggest??
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starting in Tooele...
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very negative working enviroment...
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Is there no one out there that is grateful someone wants to get rid of this kind of waste instead of letting it pile up in the alley behind the company that produced it?
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I'm am really glad that they finally got fined. It's really sad when they only get fined $5,000 when they almost kill an employee. But at least they are getting what the should have gotten over three years ago. I'm sure that some of these penalties are finally catching up to them.
- 6:36 p.m. Sept. 21, 2009
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We have a goal to clean up the environment. That is exactly what this company is doing. Where would the Utah waste go if Aragonite was not there to manage it? This is the most heavily regulated industry in America. Of course there will be technical violations. Thanks, Clean Harbors, for doing the job you do.
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I have two questions: why is there so little media coverage on stories like this? Why is there no "pro activism" by the company and regulators to prevent this in the first place? The fine is not big enough make a difference to the over all profits of Clean Harbors. The real victims are the workers, environment, and public. When fines start to affect the bottom line companies will improve their business practices.
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New businesses that moved into Tooele County several years ago hired away many
of the plant's employees, (cleanharbors) more like they canned them or layed
them off
the company has spent nearly a million dollars to boost salaries
I have worked there for several years and I have not seen a raise since I was hired on and the morale sucks cause they push to the point to where someone could get hurt and then push some more I think if they was to pay there guys a few more or stop hiring people at a higher pay scale and take care of there old hands they might start a turn around and boost morale make people care about there job and take some pride in there work
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It was my understanding that the lay-off was a result of the economy that we
have all felt and that the individuals who were "canned" were let go because of
their failure to follow procedures. People not following procedures is probably
why they are looking at this penalty in the first place. Why wouldn't Clean
Harbors discipline individuals who put the environment at risk?
Thank you, Clean Harbors. It is a tough (and apparently unpopular) job, but someone has to do it.
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The current population of Macon County is 14,090 with the median age of 38. Macon County's median household income is $29,521, and the average household net worth is $248,446.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Macon County by age group. In Macon County, the male-to-female ratio is 7,680:6,410, which is 24% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 4,956,220:5,189,072. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Georgia, has 18% more property crime than the national average, and has 5% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Macon County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Macon County, 56% of people are married and 44% of people are single. The percent of people married is 14% lower than the ratio of Georgia, which is 69%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Macon County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Macon County is $29,521, which is 38% lower than that of Georgia ($47,768). Income data for Macon County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Twas The Night Before Christmas in Celebrity Voices by Jim Meskimen
Celebrity impressionist Jim Meskimen's tribute to movie, film and political stars reciting Clement C. Moore's immortal "A Visit From St. Nicholas".
Chris Rock, Joe Pesci, Danny Glover and Mel Gibson
List of Movies Cited in the Above Video
000 - Roxanne, Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Gleaming the Cube, The Princess Bride, A Fish Called Wanda, Star Wars, The Wizard of Oz, Casino, Three Amigos, A Clockwork Orange
105 - Dolemite, Glengarry Glen Ross, Bad Santa, The Witches of Eastwick, The Big Lebowski, In Bruges, Full Metal Jacket, There Will Be Blood
205 - Toy Story, Casablanca, Encino Man, The Women, Predator, Army of Darkness, They Live, Uncle Buck, Big Trouble in Little China, New Jack City, Billy Madison
300 - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, The Departed, Carlitos Way, In the Loop, Glengarry Glen Ross, Stand By Me, Grosse Pointe Blank, Duck Soup, Caddyshack, Planes Trains & Automobiles
400 - South Park, Napoleon Dynamite, Mean Girls, The Breakfast Club, As Good as It Gets, The 6th Day, Step Brothers, O Brother Where Art Thou?, Full Metal Jacket, City Slickers, Road House, True Grit, Shot Circuit
500 - Raging Bull, The Usual Suspects, Snatch, Caddyshack, The Last Boy Scout, Ghostbusters, The Sandlot, As Good as It Gets
600 - 48 Hrs, In Bruges, Silver Streak, Glengarry Glen Ross, A Fish Called Wanda, Goodfellas, National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, The Mist, Trading Places
700 - The Warriors, Point Break, Gangs of New York, Reservoir Dogs, The Breakfast Club, The Cowboys, Full Metal Jacket, Dodgeball, Donnie Darko, Scarface, The Good the Bad and the Ugly
800 - Anchorman, Tropic Thunder, Sexy Beast, In the Loop, Get Shorty, Blazing Saddles, The Way of the Gun, Blade: Trinity, Clerks, The Boondock Saints, The Exorcist, What About Bob?, Weird Science
900 - Con Air, True Romance, In the Loop, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Lake Placid, The Front, Gone with the Wind
NSFW, language. A series of impressions of celebrity faces as they would appear in the throes of passion.
Jim Breuer does Joe Pesci. Jim Breuer does Robert DeNiro. Jim Breuer tells of his days on Saturday Night Live. And what's the REAL story behind Goat Boy? Good stuff.
A Tribute to my favorite Actors, 3:Joe Pesci, 2:Al Pacino and my personally Nr.1:Robert De Niro;-)
"No matter how big a guy might be.. Nicky would take him on"
Count 'em.
After killing Billy Batts, Tommy, Jimmy and Henry stop at Tommy's mother's house to grab a shovel. Unfortunately, they wake up Tommy's mother.
Tommy gives Spider a hard time during the card game. Things don't end well... both times.
All of Jimmy's associates turn up less than alive as Tommy prepares to become a made man. Set famously to the piano coda of "Layla" by Derek & The Dominos.
Tommy (Joe Pesci) and Billy (Dennis Farina) are reunited after six years, and when Billy recounts how well Tommy once shined shoes, things get messy.
Directed by Martin Scorsese, Raging Bull is a classic among classics. Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Cathy Moriarty ... From 1980.
Arachnophobic scene from Home Alone featuring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern and a tarantula.


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The Cleveland Browns are looking for a head coach and New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is seemingly the frontrunner for the position. If McDaniels is the guy for Cleveland, what could that mean for their quarterback situation, specifically outside of the draft?
Cleveland destination for Mallett, Cassel?
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Imagine if there really was a playoff system in college football, and that we really knew Alabama was the national champion.
Ever wish you could change the world? How about the world of sports?
If the SportsLifer had the power, here's 10 changes he would make:
1. A College Football playoff system
Let's get it right…..finally. Give us an 8-team playoff. It's a no-brainer
2. A daytime World Series game….and a doubleheader, too
Mandate one daytime Series game and one doubleheader per team, per season
3. Change in NFL OT rules so both teams get a chance
Each team gets the ball once in overtime….after that it's sudden death
4. Change the NHL system for regulation wins
Three points for a regulation win; if game goes to OT/shootout rules apply
5. Schedule last two NFL games with division rivals
To lessen the chance of teams tanking, schedule the last two game within division
6. Call palming violations in NBA and NCAA
The palming violation is still a basketball rule, so call it once in a while beyond CYO
7. Charge a team error in baseball
If you can't find a culprit on a pop-up or other botched play, give the team an error
8. A national holiday day after the Super Bowl
The least productive day in American industry now becomes a day of rest
9. One replay per team, per MLB game (no balls and strikes)
Not a big fan of replay, but let's make use of technology to get the call right
10. NCAA Basketball Tournament, don't change a thing
If if ain't broke, don't fix it. March Madness still works just fine, thank you