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On Monday night I attended a Burns Supper with a difference, courtesy of the Monkey Shoulder Social Club. There was haggis, of course, and Scotch whisky too, but rather than Scotland's favourite son taking centre stage, the star of this particular show was one Charles Montgomery Plantagenet Schicklgruber Burns, Sr. Oh, yes.
Monkey Shoulder, as I'm sure many of you will know, is a fantastic blended malt from William Grant that's made with whiskies from their three Dufftown distilleries: Glenfiddich, Balvenie and Kininvie.
The theme for the evening had been hiding in plain sight for some time as guests entered to win tickets to 'A Celebrations of Mr Burns', accompanied by a picture of Rabbie in a pair of shades that had apparently been enough to throw many off the scent. Upon arrival at The Caledonian Club, everything seemed perfectly above board... although... did I spot Groundskeeper Willy on my way up the street?.. Probably nothing, let's just enjoy this Monkey Shoulder whisky punch (created by Roman Foltan of the Artesian Bar) in the library and speak to a couple of these nice people from the 'Dufftown Burns Appreciation Society'.
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Ah, Maltstock! 2013 marked Master of Malt's 4th visit to the "relaxed whisky weekend", although of the four people who went, three of us were, in fact, Maltstock virgins! That Boutique-y Whisky Company have also now released their second batch of Highland Park single malt Scotch whisky, complete with Maltstock label – more on that towards the end!
As mentioned above, Cat (now Maverick Drinks' Brand Communications Manager), was the only one of us who had travelled to Maltstock before (making the local newspapers in the process), the rest of the team was made up by her Maverick minion Teesh, Sam Alexandra (who is MoM's marketing maestro), and yours truly!
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Back in December I visited the Worship Street Whistling Shop for a very special, two hour long 'multi-sensory experience': the final Diageo Whisky Theatre of the year. The project is the work of irrepressible Diageo brand ambassador Colin Dunn and the Fluid Movement duo of Tristan Stephenson and Tom Aske who have presented similar experiences in the past, for example with rum, but the mention of whisky certainly caught our attention immediately! I believe Tristan also has a whisky book coming out this year too – one to watch out for.
There is (just) room for nine people but I was joined by a fab four of Gin Monkey, Imbibe's Laura Foster (recent winner of the Alan Lodge Young International Spirits Writer of the Year), Siobhan Payne from Difford's Guide and London Cocktail Week and Alex Kratena off of The Artesian (named The World's Best Bar for the second year running in 2013).
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Blimey, it's been pretty busy around here lately! Jumping crocodiles, there's been a lot to do! Most of it has something to with some little celebration towards the end of the month or something...
Just kidding, I can't pretend to not be excited about Santa! I'm literally bursting with festive excitement! You see, I bloody love Christmas, me! The decorations, the music, all the wrapped up pressies and, of course, the Die Hard movies.
What on earth is there not to like?
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On Thursday last week, I posted a full review for the soon-to-be-released £16,000 Bowmore 50 Year Old, here. Any of you who read my account of the Bowmore evening at the Park Lane Hilton will know it was a jolly good whisky. To précis my thoughts, if you've recently saved the money for a Fiat Doblo 1.6 MPV, I urge you instead to buy a fixie bike, and spend the difference on the new Bowmore 50. I think that's the sensible choice.
That night, during the unveiling of the record-breaking single malt, speakers talked us through the manufacture of each aspect of the finished package: the whisky, the presentation case and the decanter. First up was Bowmore Manager, Eddie MacAffer; followed by acclaimed carpenter woodsmith, Peter Toaig; and finally Nichola Burns and Brodie Nairn from Glasstorm.
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Hello, my name's Mike.
If you remember me at all, you'll probably know me as the chap who wrote tasting notes and things, and used the word "soupcon" too much. If you work at Master of Malt, you may know me as "the bloke that did that thing at the Christmas Party" or "the terrible man who did that other thing in Sales Director Ben's office which Ben still hasn't found out about".
Regardless of whether or not you know me, you better learn something, punk: I'm back from Africa, I've just tasted a £16,000 bottle of whisky and now I'm going to tell you all about it.
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42. I'll save you the trouble of counting.
Turns out that it's not only the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything, but is also the number of releases from That Boutique-y Whisky Company to date.
I'm pleased to say that numbers 39-42 are as fabulous as those that preceded them, and am delighted to reveal that we've got yet another 4 releases to come before the end of the year (including time-travelling barmen, and an absolute belter of an Islay that's something of an exclusive).
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Told you we'd be back soon (and we're not done yet)...
Another week, and another 4 brand-spanking-new releases from That Boutique-y Whisky Company have hit the shelves in time for Christmas. Once again I'm left trying to justify the madness that's escaped from my bonce and onto the labels of these fine drams...
So – let's start with the most obvious of the 4. A Giant with a fondness for Jam Sandwiches stealing a giant hat from a dunnage warehouse whilst all unnecessary on Bourbon. That? That.
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Well it's certainly been quite a while since we put out any new Boutique-y whiskies. Over 3 months in fact. Erm. Sorry about that. Will try and be more hyperactive in the future. Promise.
After a clutch of slightly more esoteric ideas in the last set of releases, we're coming firmly back to the 'whisky world' with these three, each one featuring some of our compadres from the geeky, obsessive, and at times slightly worrying world we all inhabit.
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Welcome to the second instalment of Master of Cocktails, our new cocktail recipe feature on Twitter each and every Sunday evening (#MasterofCocktails), followed by a write up here on the Blog the very next day!
Last night, we made something super-easy with just three ingredients: whisky, honey and lemon. Yep, I've got a massive cold, but rather than what you may be thinking, we actually created a twist on The Gold Rush.
In terms of the whisk(e)y, a bourbon-matured scotch is ideal, or simply a bourbon, or at a push, just anything that's not peated! For a truly perfect choice see below...
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Anyone have a baby diagnosed with VUR (vesicouretal reflux)?
I have a 3 month old who just got over a UTI and her pediatrician wants to do some diagnostic tests as he said she might have VUR. Does anyone have a baby with this diagnosis? If so, how is it managed....does the child frequently get UTI's? Thanks in advance for any response
Posted: 05/12/2008 by mommyof3girlzz
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my 12 month old baby boy was diagnosed with VUR (grade 3)when he was just 5 weeks old. Since then, he has been on a daily low dose antibiotic but he still gets recurrent UTIs. For a month now, we have stopped giving him antibiotics. He is included in a local research study on the effectiveness of PROBIOTIC to control recurrent uti. After a month of taking 2 capsules of OMX Probiotic daily, his latest urine culture and sensitivity lab test result showed that he has no UTI. Furthermore, the bacteria level has gone down from 50,000ml to 1,900 which according to my pediatrician is an insignificant amount. The study will last for 4 months and if after the 4th month we get the same results, Im definitely going to continue with PROBIOTIC.posted 06/29/2008 by jessjoeysmom
Yes, my daughter was diagnosed with VUR at about 4 months. SHe had her first UTI at just under 3 months old. She has been on low dose antibiotics since about 4 months old. There are 5 grades of VUR, 5 being the worst she is a 4-5. She had a test called VCUG done in the hospital where they used a cathater to inject die into the bladder & when she voided you can see the die refluxing back into her kidney. This issue is affecting her right kidney. The first low dose antibiotic she was on was called Bactrin...about six weeks after she started the low dose she had gotten another UTI, even worse then the first one. Her body had become resistant to the medication, her Urologist then put her on Cephalexin. She has been on this since the middle of april and so far sh's ok... What the doctor is hoping for is that she will grow out of it, she has a 50% chance of growing out of it, so they treat the condition with meds to prevent any future UTI's....recurring UTI's can cause kidney damage and ifposted 05/16/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Yes, I have a 2 month old girl diagnosed with VUR. SHe had her first uti at 6 weeks. She is a grade 3. We are actually involved in a study through our local hospital and the National Institute of Health. They are studying whether or not children should be treated with long term antibiotics. It seems that they are not preventing furture uti and are causing children to become resistant to antibiotics, getting crazier and more severe infections. We are very pleased with the care that we are receiving. There are several hospitals across the country participating in this study. It might be something you are interested in learning more about. Good luck!posted 06/26/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Hello, my 11 mo daughter has just been diagnosed with having reflux. She has a level 4 in one kidney and 5 in the other. Did anyone decide on surgery? Did anyone's child also experience constipation? I read somewhere that this could be a contributing factor.posted 06/27/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm not sure if this will help anyone but our ped. nephrologist suggested that we put yogurt cultures (probiotics) in the baby formula. While we live in a small town environment, we started feeding our little guy yogurt & saw an instant improvement in his infections. He was diagnosed with Level 5 VUR right from birth & suffered from continual infections.posted 03/09/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
We found out my daughter has a kidney problem during my 18 week ultrasound; a VCUG at 2 weeks old confirmed that she also has vesicouretal reflux, grades 4 and 5 (among other issues). Unfortunatly the VCUG caused an infection which led to urosepsis. She was in the hospital for over 2 weeks and suffered some damage to her "good" kidney. She remained on antibiotics while she recuperated. At 5 months old she had corrective surgery, and has not had a problem since! She is now 2 1/2 and has not had another UTI.posted 01/27/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
cont'>and if untreated or if UTI's still occur on a regular basis I was told by age 10-15 years the child's kidney can be shot. Because of the fact there is a 50% chance she might out grow this Dr's try to prevent the surgery. I hope this info helps you...I dont know where you are located but if in the NY area, I have a couple of Dr's names, I am actually taking my daughter in June for a second opinion due to the fact her body resisted to the meds, I am afraid that future use of antibiotics will not work for her... I will update this if she has any other issues with her current antibiotic. and by the way this is fairly common in babies, mainly baby girls & can be hereditary.. Good Luckposted 05/16/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
My four year old daughter was diagnosed with VUR (level 2 and 3 she has it on both sides) at nine months old after she had a UTI..she has been on a low dose of daily Bactrim (antibiotic) since then and has had only one break through infection but other than that she has been doing fine. She is monitored every couple of years with the VCUG or RNC tests and an ultrasound to see if she is outgrowing the condition. My three month old daughter just had the diagnostic testing done because siblings have a 25%-33% chance of also having VUR. She also has VUR on both sides (level 2) so she just started prophilatic Bactrim today. Hopefully, both girls will outgrow this condition. We've had good luck with it so far. Just need to keep their kidneys free of infection. I just hope they don't build a resistance to the antibiotics because of this. Hope this helps! Can anyone tell me which hospitals are doing the studies about antibitic use? I live in the Boston, MA area.posted 07/10/2008 by itchy hands
My daughter is currently 3 1/2 and I wanted to give hope to those considering letting their child outgrow VUR. At about 9 months old she had a fever that would not go away. The doctor determined it was a Urinary Tract Infection. Since it's so uncommon in a child her age, they recommended the VUR test, which came up positive. She was diagnosed with grade 3 by Children's Hospital of Denver.....I was told levels 1-2 typically outgrow the reflux; and levels 4-5 almost always need surgery. Level 3, they just don't know. Since there was a possibility she may outgrow, we opted to see if she would outgrow by the age of 2.....rather than subject her to surgery. I am glad to say that the low dose primsol every day worked for us and by 2 years of age, she outgrew the kidney reflux.posted 02/10/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi FTMNMV - I have a 2 year old that looks like he's in the recovery stage...but we've been through just about everthing there is with VUR. Feel free to check out the website I'm building. There are minimal resources our there for parents & I'm trying to put together what I've learned. My contact info is on the site. Good Luck www.vursupport.weebly.composted 03/12/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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A student who attends a vocational school
look at that votard, matt is such a votard
by Jason Seymour January 09, 2006
A word often used to describe students who attend vocational high schools. An obvious play on the the more familiar "retard", it suggests that vocational students generally exhibit some form of mental retardation. While some of these vo-tards possess significant mechanical skills, it is impossible for them to escape the stereotype.
"yo man, did you bring your car to the shop yet?"
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Dist. 300 May Add Routes for Parochial Kids Parents Say System Is Now Unsafe, Unfair
Gaunt, Jeffrey, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Jeffrey Gaunt Daily Herald Staff Writer
Parochial school parents angry over a new bus system in Community Unit School District 300 may soon have other choices when it comes to when and where their kids are dropped off in the afternoon.
Parochial and public school officials in District 300 have been hashing out a plan to add four new afternoon bus routes that would take parochial students directly from their schools to their neighborhoods.
Under the plan now, which has drawn heavy criticism from parents, the roughly 500 parochial students ride afternoon shuttle buses to neighborhood middle schools, then take another bus home with public school kids.
Parochial school parents have argued the system is unsafe and unfairly leaves their children on buses longer than public school kids.
In the past, parochial school students had their own designated buses, which were eliminated this year to save the district roughly $434,000.
Parents shouldn't expect the new bus plan - if approved - to be a cure-all, however, District 300 spokeswoman Darlene Johnson said.
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It's unfair to call silent films "silent." When these films were all the rage in the 1910s and 1920s, one of the most important aspects of the experience was the live musical accompaniment that matched up specific mood pieces with the scenes.
Recently, a priceless cache of the music used for this type of accompaniment was discovered when staff at Birmingham's Central Library found a collection of over 500 pieces of music. The discovery has already led to discussion among film experts of attempting to restore the classic silent movie experience. Watch the video by BBC news below.


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Thanks for stopping by my Ebeltoft page! I was in Ærø 2 months ago.. didn get it that sunny because of late arrival of summer. It was rainy. The first pic in your Must see is my fav. spot where you can have a long view towards water.
You have captured the essence of Aero in these brief pages! Magnifico!
I like bikes - and I like islands too, so this seems like my kind of place.
What a lovely place ! I also saw that kind of self-service at many places in Danmark, and it obviously works perfectely !
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Seven Questions With Morgan J. Freeman Of "Hurricane"
by Cheri Barner
A surprise hit of the '97 Sundance Film Festival was a first time film, "Hurricane", by a
twenty seven year old director/screenwriter named Morgan J. Freeman.
What is immediately noticeable in Freeman's work is the sure hand with
the young director steers both the script's plot and his small band of
young actors through the film.
The film is the story of a group of clubhouse kids, lead by Marcus
(Brendan Sexton, III), who commit petty thefts while quietly suffering
through life's hardships. A disturbing picture of the impenetrable
hardness of the adult world crushing children's lives, "Hurricane's" able
leadership was recognized at Sundance by the DGA with it's Director's
Award. The film also garnered the Festival's Audience Award as well as
the Cinematography Award for Enrique Chediak's work.
I interviewed Freeman at the Claimjumper Bar in Park City. Freeman
enters wearing jeans, a parka, and a buzz cut. He looks so young, I
wonder if we will be allowed in. He is accompanied by his lead actor
Brendan Sexton, III. Sexton is a small, tightly packed bundle of energy,
much like a hurricane himself.
indieWIRE: This is a very unique film about kids since it is told in a
more referential way...
Morgan Freeman: It's very structured story. It's not a slice of life
about Manhattan street kids. It's a drama, and I think a devastating
drama that effects a group, a club, of good-intentioned, thriving,
healthy kids in our society. And this is an attempt to raise the
question of, "Is it society?" "What can lead these kids astray, or what
can make their world a dangerous place?"
iW: How do you think Hurricane compares with a film like "Kids?"
Freeman: I think "Kids" was more an expose of somebody's idea of what a
certain group of New York street kids are like. I think that yes, you
can go into any part of any where in the world and find the bad kids and
you can make a movie about that. I don't think that represents the
entire group. Brendan doesn't sit home doing nine whip-its, slapping
his dick. I stand behind that movie, as a movie that went into that
sub-culture, heightened it and sensationalized it for a dramatic
effect. You know, "lets take this up to the biggest level ever." And
that's a good way to get a movie out there, to really go there.
iW: And how do you go there with a film like "Hurricane?"
Freeman: It's hard. You try to explain it as what? An inner city love
story? Is it kids stuck in the asphalt jungle? It's got guns? They've
got a clubhouse, they hang out, they steal. It's like you want it to be
an anti-hero character who's life completely falls apart, and he tries
to rebuild it but in a world that won't let him.
iW: How did you approach writing the script?
Freeman: I'm really a big fan of movie structure, planting seeds, payoff.
Creating a tight knit structure that allows you to have rules to go by
when you film. Or laws you create for yourself by having a structure.
I wrote a lot. The script should be much longer, you need to lose
scenes. It's not all going to work out. You want a hundred and twenty
pages in your script, I think, because you don't know what's going to
work, you don't know who's going to shine, you don't know what sub-plot
is going to come out and be amazing.
iW: What films had an effect on your filmmaking?
Freeman: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" had an amazing influence on my
storytelling. You know where you're going and you're confident that
just when one (plot point) is running out there is going to be another
to pick it up.
Also, obviously, "400 Blows." "Hurricane" is very referential to it.
Even the title is similar. I wanted a (continual) battering, like the
image of a small boy beaten down by 400 blows.
iW: Brendan gives an outstanding performance for someone so young, how
did you pick him for the role?
Freeman: I had seen him In "Welcome To The Dollhouse" and I used him in
several of my earlier short films. I knew I wanted to use him when I
did my feature.
What was important that, we agreed on the character. So I (put)
complete trust in what I think Brendan could do and how he saw Marcus.
And I embraced what he saw in the character.
I notice throughout the interview, Morgan glancing a paternal watchful
eye over the sixteen year old, Brendan. Even his body language is that
of a parent, which makes me ask:
iW: Were you a paternal director on the set?
Freeman: No, he (nodding towards Brendan) drives me crazy. One day, I'm so
nervous were doing this big day at the school with all the kids, I have
all these extras and we have cops with a long dolly and we're running
out of time and it's really hot in the car, we don't have the engine
running but we have the window down on Brendan's side of the car and
this punk here (Brendan) is refusing to do the scene because (he says)
"in real life if the cop came with the window down, he'd just reach out
and open the door."
As Morgan physically depicts the argument that ensues with fervor,
Brendan laughs hysterically. Despite what they say there is obviously a
great deal of affection between them.


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Please note that this is a tutorial, not a talk. You should have tcpdump and wireshark INSTALLED and do some captures BEFORE you come to the tutorial. To find wireshark packages do something like this:
#archlinux pacman -Ss wireshark tcpdump #debian apt-cache search wireshark tcpdump #fedora yum search wireshark tcpdump
Please install both GUI and CLI packages.
Please add the user you are going to run wireshark/tshark as to the 'wireshark' user group.
gpasswd -a james wireshark
After this user 'james' will need to log out and log in again!
If that still DOESN'T work, you might want to add a capability. Do it ONLY if you are still unable to do capture.
setcap cap_net_raw,cap_net_admin=eip /usr/bin/dumpcap
When finished, have a look around at what files came with the package:
tcpdump --version tshark --version
List binaries that came with the packge (example is for archlinux, for rmp-like do 'rpm -ql wireshark', for debian 'dpkg -L wireshark')
pacman -Ql wireshark-cli|grep bin wireshark-cli /usr/bin/androiddump wireshark-cli /usr/bin/capinfos wireshark-cli /usr/bin/captype #same as 'capinfos -t' wireshark-cli /usr/bin/dftest #display filter byte-code for debugging wireshark-cli /usr/bin/dumpcap #can write files wireshark-cli /usr/bin/editcap #snaplenth, or split into multiple based on time, number of packets, adjust time wireshark-cli /usr/bin/idl2wrs wireshark-cli /usr/bin/mergecap wireshark-cli /usr/bin/randpkt #creates a legitimate EthernetII packet with the given Type field set wireshark-cli /usr/bin/rawshark #cannot write files, only to standard output wireshark-cli /usr/bin/reordercap #part of the functionality of the editcap wireshark-cli /usr/bin/text2pcap #hexdump -> pcap wireshark-cli /usr/bin/tshark wireshark-cli /usr/include/wireshark/epan/dissectors/packet-ypbind.h wireshark-cli /usr/share/wireshark/radius/dictionary.bintec
browsing exercise
- start capturing
- navigate your browser to linux.conf.au
- navigate your browser to google.com
- navigate your browser to xxxxxxx (your choice)
have a look at the capture files that you generated
capinfos -T *.pcap{,ng}
capture interfaces
tcpdump -D tshark -D # try with no interface tshark
capturing on the CLI
tcpdump can autostop after certain number of packets has been captured. tshark has addinionally duration, filesize and number of files autostop conditions. What if we want to have a permanent capture running and keep last N days of the logs?
tshark -b duration:2 -n -wevery2sec.pcapng & watch -n 1 ls -l tshark -b duration:2 -n -wevery2sec.pcapng -a files:5 & watch -n1 ls -l tshark -b duration:3600 -n -weveryHour.pcapng -b files:24 tshark -a filesize:1024 -n -w1MiB.pcapng
expert info
-r <pcap file> -J <jump filter>
After reading in a capture file using the -r flag, jump to the packet matching the filter (display filter syntax). If no exact match is found the first packet after that is selected.
capinfo lower bottom corner expert info file name packets, etc statistics -> protocol hierarchy statistics -> HTTP -> packet counter statistics -> HTTP -> requests extract objects follow TCP stream coloring rules Statistics -> IPv4 Statistics -> Destinations and Ports
delta time
! tshark -q -z ptype,tree ! tshark -q -z io,stat,20,eth -q ! tshark -q -z io,stat,20,http -q ! tshark -q -z io,stat,20,,"BYTES()http" -q ! tshark -q -z http,tree ! tshark -q -z http_req,tree ! tshark -q -z http_srv,tree create a capture file for icmp ! tshark -q -z icmp,srt ! tshark -q -z io,phs ! tshark -q -z io,stat ! tshark -q -z ip_hosts,tree ! tshark -q -z plen,tree ! tshark -q -z endpoints,eth ! tshark -q -z endpoints,eth, ! tshark -q -z endpoints,ip ! tshark -q -z conv,eth ! tshark -q -z conv,udp ! tshark -q -z conv,tcp ! tshark -q -z conv ! tshark -q -z expert,error -q ! tshark -q -z expert,note -q
When a client (for example, a web browser) makes a connection to a web server requiring SSL/TLS encryption - the encrypted channel is setup using a symmetric session key. This key is a random string generated by the client and then encrypted and transmitted using the servers public key, known as the Pre-master Secret. Once shared, the client and server use this shared key to encrypt and decrypt traffic.
MacOS users can do: launchctl setenv SSLKEYLOGFILE /tmp/SSLKEYLOGFILE.txt; open -a Applications/Firefox.app
exercise on decyphering SSL
SSLKEYLOGFILE=/tmp/SSLKEYLOGFILE.txt firefox & tail -f /tmp/SSLKEYLOGFILE.txt
- Navigate to https://google.com
- Do some searches
- Start capture
- Open a new tab and do more searches on google.com
- try https://facebook.com or some other web site.
SSLKEYLOGFILE variable works for firefox, chromium and any program built with NSS library (Network Security Services).
display filter
sack http ip.src==18.104.22.168 && tcp.analysis.retransmission or tcp.analysis.fast_retransmission http.time >= 0.4 tcp.analysis.rto >= 0.050 http.request.uri == "https://www.wireshark.org/" http.response.code == 500 tcp.port in {80 443 8080} #the above is same as: tcp.port == 80 || tcp.port == 443 || tcp.port == 8080 _ws.expert.severity >= warn 0x1 ok 0x100000 comment 0x200000 chat 0x400000 note 0x600000 warn 0x800000 error tshark -r /var/tmp/aros.pcapng -e frame.number -e ip.src -e ip.dst -Tfields tshark -r /srv/http/TCP_SACK.cap -Y frame.number==29 -V tshark -r TCP_SACK.cap -Y 'frame.number>=10' -Y 'frame.number<=15'
tshark -r http.pcapng -z follow,tcp,hex,1 tshark -e ip.addr -e tcp.window_size -Tfields tshark -r http.pcapng -z follow,tcp,hex,127.0.0.1:59544,127.0.0.1:80 tshark -r /srv/http/TCP_SACK.cap -Tfields -e frame.number -e frame.time_epoch -e ip.src -e ip.dst -e tcp.seq -e tcp.len -e tcp.nxtseq -e tcp.ack -e tcp.analysis.ack_rtt tshark -r /srv/http/TCP_SACK.cap -Tfields -e frame.number -e frame.time_epoch -e ip.src -e ip.dst -e tcp.seq -e tcp.len -e tcp.nxtseq -e tcp.ack -e tcp.options.sack_le -e tcp.options.sack_re
-d tcp.port==8888,http
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exceptionalism and American Christianity's love of war
American Christianity--especially American Evangelicalism--has a love affair with war, guns, 'freedom,' and the military. Christians in America are historically very supportive of our military, our various interventions around the globe, and all things pro-gun-related. This support is manifested in Evangelicals' love for patriotic church services, their admiration and gratitude for those in the Armed Forces, their consistent support of hawkish political leaders, and their outspoken support of the NRA and other Second Amendment groups.
All this may sound great, but there's a problem. The more I have traveled around the globe and interacted with Christians in other nations; however, the more I have consistently and sincerely been asked, "Why?"
Christians in other places around the world are not nearly so infatuated with war, guns, and violence (political or personal). In fact, many of them loathe such things and cannot fathom why American Christians believe and act like we do. They believe that war is antithetical to Christianity, that violence begets violence, and that "all who take the sword will perish by the sword" (Mt 26.52, ESV). In short, their views are much the opposite of our own.
How can this be?
I think the answer lies more in the theology of American Exceptionalism than it does in the pages of Scripture. In his famous sermon, A Model of Christian Charity , Puritan John Winthrop first proclaimed the notion that America was somehow different, unique, and under the special watch care of God. While still on the seas from England, he taught his fellow passengers:
God Almighty, in his most holy and wise providence, has so disposed of the condition of' mankind, as in all times some must be rich, some poor; some high and eminent in power and dignity; others mean and in submission...
From this beginning, Winthrop went on to encourage his shipmates in ways they might practically take care of one another, provide for one another, and forgive one another that their great journey of faith might be a successful one. Their success was important, because the world was watching, just as Egypt was watching Moses and the Hebrews when they were taken out to the wilderness:
We must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us. So that if we shall deal falsely with our God in this work we have undertaken, and so cause him to withdraw his present help from us, we shall be made a story and a by-word through the world. We shall open the mouths of enemies to speak evil of the ways of God, and all professors for God's sake. We shall shame the faces of many of God's worthy servants, and cause their prayers to be turned into curses upon us till we be consumed out of the good land whither we are a going.
Winthrop's idea of America as occupier of a special place in the heart and plan of God runs deep in the American DNA. Jesus' phrase about the 'city on a hill' has been invoked by Presidents Wilson, Kennedy, Clinton, Reagan, Bush (43), and Obama as evidence of America's uniqueness in the world. And what is popular in the secular realm of politics is even more strongly emphasized and believed in American Evangelical churches, where American biblical heritage and our direct blessing by God are routine talking points--especially in election years.
With this in mind, doesn't it only make sense that American Christians would believe and act the way they do? If America is indeed specially blessed and endowed by God as rich and powerful, doesn't that translate into enforcing our version of liberty and justice for all around the world? If America's heritage has been enabled (dare I say guaranteed) by its indelible roots in faith, family, and guns a la Duck Dynasty), doesn't a faithful Christian family need that same American trinity? If America's foreign policy is deeply influenced by Christian ethicist Richard Land and those of his ilk, who single-handedly redefined the Just War tradition to include pre-emptive wars, isn't America's warmongering heritage morally defensible?
No. No. No. And NO!
America is a great nation. There is nowhere I'd rather live. But we are far from perfect. American Christians, my brothers and sisters in Christ, it's time to seriously rethink some things many of us take for granted as right, reasonable, and true. Our views on these things conflict with those of our brothers and sisters around the world. More than this, our views conflict with those taught by our Lord Jesus whom we claim to follow above all else.
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The state's budgeting office Wednesday recommended the Washington State Liquor Control Board reject bids to take over its distribution center in Seattle.
The state's budgeting office has recommended that the Washington State Liquor Control Board not accept proposals from two companies that bid to take over its distribution center in Seattle.
The Legislature, looking for new revenue to help patch a hole in the state budget, last spring directed the Office of Financial Management (OFM) to seek proposals to lease the center, now run by the Liquor Control Board.
The board said it accepts OFM's decision, which "validates the efficiency of our existing distribution operations."
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The bidding took place while Costco Wholesale has promoted Initiative 1183, which would sell off state liquor stores and the distribution center and allow grocery stores to sell spirits.
The two contractors said in their proposals, submitted in September, that they would bring more money for the state. But the budgeting office said the proposals would have cost the state money over the long haul in exchange for fast cash now.
"Neither proposal results in net positive financial benefit to the state or local government or meets the best interest of the state," OFM Director Marty Brown wrote in a letter to the Liquor Control Board.
Neither proposal — one from Washington Beverage and the other from Washington State Beverage Logistics — provided enough assurance it could achieve its projected sales growth, Brown wrote. Without that growth, the state would be taking a significant financial risk.
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3 years for me. Thinking of rewatching it when I have alot of time on my hands.
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Too long! About five years. I like the anime, but there is almost nothing that touches the OVAs. Seriously, if you haven't seen them.. watch it now.
about a year and a half now since I've seen the actual show, but only a few days since watching the live action movie ^^
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Seattle jumps out to a 14-0 lead in the first half, but Arizona fights back behind Beanie Wells' two second-half touchdowns.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Matt Hasselbeck stood behind a podium after spending a good chunk of Sunday's game on his back. Still sweating from an afternoon of survivalist quarterbacking, he insisted those two broken ribs and sore shoulder didn't feel any worse after being sacked four times by Arizona's defense.
In fact, he felt quite a bit better about his offense's performance.
"It was more fun to be out there," Hasselbeck said. "I felt like offensively, it felt like we were more in the zone."
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Seattle lost 31-20 at Arizona in a game that offered plenty of encouragement for the Seahawks but absolutely no closure. After spending so much of this season playing from behind, the Seahawks suffered a come-from-ahead defeat. Arizona scored the final 14 points and Hasselbeck was intercepted on the final two possessions.
"We'll look back at this film and we'll be disappointed," Hasselbeck said.
The Seahawks will have lots of company in that regard.
Seattle showed plenty of improvement from its 24-point loss to Arizona four weeks ago in Seattle. The Seahawks' running game was no longer an oxymoron, and their outspoken wideout had the receptions to measure up to any rhetoric. But after holding a halftime lead on the road for the first time all season, Seattle stumbled down the stretch.
"I think when we look back at this we'll see that we did improve as a football team today," coach Jim Mora said.
Seattle was certainly better than it was against Arizona last month. In that game, Seattle rushed for 14 yards, the lowest game total in franchise history. On Sunday, the Seahawks ran for 164 yards — their most since the season opener against St. Louis — and that came despite the fact Julius Jones suffered a broken rib in the first quarter, which landed him in the hospital. Justin Forsett gained 123 yards and scored on an 11-yard run.
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Seattle even held the lead in the fourth quarter. Sure, it was only a three-point lead and it lasted for less than two minutes, but still, it was a late lead.
The Seahawks weren't rendered road kill until the final period when Beanie Wells ran over Seattle's defense. That wasn't a metaphor. He ran right through safety Deon Grant on a 13-yard touchdown run, spinning out of Grant's hit and putting Arizona ahead for good with 11:20 left in the game. It was Wells' second rushing touchdown of the second half.
The Seahawks held Arizona to 10 points in the first half, but gave up 14 in the final period as Larry Fitzgerald caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Kurt Warner for the Cardinals' final touchdown. Warner passed for 340 yards and Anquan Boldin led Arizona with 105 yards receiving.
"They've got a ton of talent on offense," Mora said. "They started making plays."
This was a disappointment for Seattle. It was not a demolition, however. Not like the last time the two teams met.
Four weeks ago in Seattle, Arizona outgained Seattle 137-3 in the first quarter, held the ball for 14:17 and led 14-0. Sunday in Arizona, the Seahawks outgained the Cardinals 131-38 in the first quarter and led 7-0.
Seattle kept moving the ball in the second half, it just couldn't always convert those opportunities. The Seahawks had first-and-goal at the Arizona 1 in the fourth period after a pass-interference penalty against Cardinals cornerback Bryant McFadden in the end zone. Seattle settled for a field goal.
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Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Jarrod Parker needs to have Tommy John surgery to repair a torn ulnar-collateral ligament in his right (pitching) elbow (Susan Slusser via Twitter). As is the standard case with this procedure, Parker will be out for this entire season.
Parker, 25, actually had Tommy John surgery back in 2009 when he was a minor-leaguer, so this will be his second go-round with the surgery and rehab process.
Parker was 12-8 with a 3.97 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 134 strikeouts in 197 innings for the AL West champion A's last season and entered this season as the likely ace of the staff.
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Also, Scott Kazmir has been scratched with left triceps stiffness. #Athletics having very poor week for pitchers' health.— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) March 17, 2014
All of a sudden, Sonny Gray and Dan Straily are the only two healthy pitchers from the originally-projected starting rotation for the A's. Tommy Milone could be slotted in along with Jesse Chavez as replacements for Parker and Griffin (at least temporarily on the latter).
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1964 Pontiac GTO - Rebel's Rollover RestoredWritten by on January 1, 2009 Wrecked When New, This Restored '64 GTO Has Just 8,000 Original Miles On Its Odometer
Tim Drain of Coal Valley, Illinois, is no stranger to performance Pontiacs. A retired journeymen painter for his local union, the now 66-year-old tells HPP, "I was always interested in Pontiacs. My dad owned a beautiful '62 Bonneville, and when the GTO debuted in 1964, I was very aware of it, but I had a family and needed practical transportation. A GTO was out of the question."
Though Tim continued to drive Pontiacs throughout the years, he never totally lost his lust for '64 GTOs and passed that onto his son. "My son, Tony, had a '73 LeMans that he drove daily while attending high school," he adds. "He also had a Marimba Red '64 GTO he sold when he began college. After graduating, he started looking for another and found a Grenadier Red '64 GTO in California. We restored the car together, and I began attending shows with him, and really enjoyed talking with fellow hobbyists."
Then-19-year-old Berton Hatfield of Fairfield, Iowa, was also smitten by the '64 GTO's prowess, but unlike Tim, Berton didn't have family obligations to keep him from purchasing Pontiac's newest entry in the performance-car market. On January 27, 1964, he took delivery of a Starlight Black '64 GTO. Essentially a stripper with only a handful of options, including a four-speed manual transmission and a Safe-T-Track differential, Berton's hardtop model retailed for just under $3,350.
Local legend lends that he was somewhat of a hellion on wheels. It's said he drove the GTO exceptionally hard. The possible myth turned to fact on April 14, 1964: While trying to evade local law enforcement at a high rate of speed, Berton lost control of the GTO and exited the pavement, causing it to roll nine times before coming to rest on its wheels, according to witnesses. Miraculously, he and his female passenger escaped without serious injury, but his relatively new GTO was a total loss with just over 8,400 miles on its odometer.
The Next Owners
Fred Flinspach, a lifelong farmer in the Fairfield area, amassed a large collection of wrecked vehicles with plans of rebuilding each in his barn. He acquired Berton's damaged GTO on May 25, 1964, quickly replaced its bent frame, and began installing new replacement panels he bought for it. Like many other projects before, this one stalled, and the GTO sat dormant for the next four decades.
In 2004 after Fred passed away, his family approached Mecum Auction to sell the tractors, vehicles, and N.O.S. parts he had accumulated over the years. "My longtime friend Larry Flowers lives in West Burlington, Iowa, and saw the auction billing in his local newspaper," recalls Tim. "Knowing of my interest in cars, he suggested we venture out to the farm to see what was being offered."
Upon arriving at the preview, Tim was astonished at what he found-there were at least 250 vehicles in various conditions, five of which were '64 GTOs. "There [was] also a ton of new and good used parts that Fred had purchased to repair the cars in the collection, but most anything that wasn't bolted onto a vehicle was auctioned off separately. I was very excited and immediately went to the bank to free up some funds," he said.
Taking Inventory
With the intent of buying a GTO to further his son's project, Tim says, "I knew the black GTO had only 8,400 miles on its odometer, and it was complete, so I bought it planning to part it out, saving the good pieces for my son's car. It included N.O.S. doors and boxes of small parts.
"Once I got it home and started disassembling the car, it just screamed 'restore me.' I considered how much I enjoyed attending shows with my son and thought the GTO was worth restoring, so the project began."
The Starlight Black finish on the GTO's right quarter-panel, roof, and trunk area remained glossy, but the hood and decklid were damaged and therefore replaced with used units that came with the car. N.O.S. doors were in their original primer and had a slight amount of surface rust, but the car was otherwise rust-free. "My daughter lives in Arizona," Tim says, "and during visits to that area, I'd often visit local salvage yards searching for rust-free sheetmetal and trim. Among what I found was a pair of rust-free front fenders and a nice front bumper."
The Restoration
Father and son completely disassembled the GTO and delivered a rolling chassis to D&H Body in Green River, Illinois, where the body shell was separated from the frame. "We took the frame home for detailing while D&H repaired and refinished the body," Tim says. "It was stripped to bare metal, and the spot welds that fastened the left quarter-panel, roof, and firewall were drilled, the pieces straightened or replaced with rust-free sheetmetal." The repaired body was then covered in high-build primer, and the exterior refinished with several coats of DuPont Chromabase Starlight Black and high-gloss clear.
While the bodywork was being performed, Tim had the frame powdercoated by House of Powder in Standard, Illinois. "All of the original suspension components were powdercoated, too, and we added new rubber bushings," he says. Once the framework was complete, it was sent back to D&H for reuniting with the body. Tim and Tony then brought the GTO home for final assembly, which included reinstalling the original engine and transmission.
The Drivetrain
As with on other cars in his collection, Fred's son routinely removed the 389's spark plugs, oiled down its cylinders, and spun it over by hand. "I feel this is why the engine wasn't frozen when we purchased it," Tim says. "In fact, it fired right up when we tried starting it before tearing the car apart, but we found that one cylinder was down on compression, so I removed the heads and had them checked. We had to replace a set of valves due to moisture damage."
Knowing the engine sat for nearly 40 years, Tim was concerned that the original rear main seal had shrunk with age. "I thought it would leak oil after sitting for long, so we raised the crankshaft only high enough to replace the rear main with a modern unit. The engine is otherwise completely untouched and retains its original spark plugs, wires, and contact points set. Like the rear axle, the transmission was thoroughly cleaned and filled with fresh lubricant, but both remain completely original."
The Finishing Touches
Tim tells HPP that the GTO's black, vinyl interior is also original. "Though the seats were stored indoors, the carpet was left in the vehicle while it sat and had acquired a distinct barnyard odor. Also, the factory-installed headliner was torn, so both pieces were replaced with reproductions. Berton and his friend must've been drinking soda pop or malts during the rollover, because we had to clean something off the seats. Everything was otherwise exceptionally clean."
Fuel left in the tank over the years had turned to varnish. "Though I priced having the tank cleaned, it was cheaper to purchase a replacement," Tim tells HPP. "I reused the original sending unit but replaced all the fuel and brake lines with stainless steel pieces. I also planned to have the wheel cylinders sleeved, but the machinist said they were like new and needed only honing and new seals. The brake drums didn't require any machining either. In fact, the original shoes are still on the car."
The original exhaust system was on the GTO when Tim purchased it, but the pipes had grown rusty and the mufflers had holes in them. "I saved the original pieces but replaced the entire system with a kit from The Parts Place. It fit the original hangers well and sounds good, too," he says.
The Results
This GTO was completed in May 2007, and the first show the Drain family attended with it was the POCI National convention in Tulsa, where it was awarded Gold.
When asked what he likes best about his Pontiac, Tim replies, "I've always liked the '64 GTO and feel that it's unique. It's unlike those that followed. It seems somewhat crude and unrefined, almost like the raw musclecar John DeLorean envisioned it to be. I've only added 12 miles since its completion, but you can tell this GTO is happy to be alive. The 389 feels very strong and acts like a bridled thoroughbred-it just wants to get out and run."
For the time being, Tim plans to refrain from driving the GTO and instead hopes to attend a few major shows with it over the next couple of years. "After that, I plan to drive it a little more and begin enjoying it for what it is," he says.
Considering how original this particular GTO is and how few miles are on its odometer, it surely feels like 1964 for Tim each time he slides behind the steering wheel of his Starlight Black beauty. Of the overall project, Tim states, "I've got a personal attachment to this particular GTO and I'll never sell it. It's everything that I'd ever want in a car, and I couldn't be happier with the outcome."
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A total of 24,205 GTOs built in 1964 received the 389 four-barrel, which featured a bore and stroke of 4.06 and 3.75 inches respectively, and employed a No. 009 camshaft with 273/289 degrees of duration and 0.406/0.406-inch valve lift. It was rated at 325 hp at 4,800 rpm and 428 lb-ft of torque at 3,200 rpm. A chrome air cleaner and valve covers were included with the GTO package, and the plating on these units is factory applied. Tim believes the radiator and radiator support are the GTO's originals, as are the flywheel and clutch and pressure-plate assembly of this code-78X engine. The owner painstakingly replicated the "OK-6" inspection stamp found on the righthand cylinder head.Said to flow around 625 cfm, the No. 3647 Carter AFB four-barrel carburetor is specific to 389ci engines backed by a manual transmission. This unit needed only a thorough cleaning and a fresh gasket kit. Tim says it appears the idle-mixture and idle-speed screws have never been adjusted.According to its owner, the GTO, which was built during the second week of January in 1964 at the Kansas City, Missouri, assembly plant, contains dealer-installed seatbelts with a production date of March 8, 1964. That might indicate someone was aware of the then-19-year-old original owner's driving habits. He wrecked the GTO within a few weeks of adding the seatbelts. While a three-speed manual transmission was standard equipment, this GTO's floor-mounted shifter is connected to an M20 Muncie four-speed manual, which was a $188 option.The trunk area is flawless. Since the originals were missing, Tim added a reproduction mat and spare tire, and located the correct jack assembly.


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"I'm really proud of our kids for how they played," WSU coach Mike Leach.
"We can play with anybody if we play that kind of ball," quarterback Jeff Tuel said.
More precisely, the Cougars can play with anybody when Tuel completes a school-record 43 passes for a career-high 401 yards, and WSU's defense allows season lows of 136 passing yards and 256 total yards.
"The defense played a heck of a game," said Tuel, a senior making his first start since suffering a knee injury in the second game of the season.
"That bye helped us a lot (on defense)," linebacker Justin Sagote said. "We were pretty prepared for what was coming."
The Cougars overcame another abysmal rushing performance (minus-16 total yards) to outgain Stanford 385-256 in total yards. Tuel set a career high with 60 pass attempts, and he took a terrible beating before the game ended when he was sacked for the 10th time.
Tuel ran the ball expertly on occasion on scrambles and designed running plays, and he said "there's no excuse" for taking a sack on the final play of the game. He faced heavy pressure for the second straight play.
The Cougars lost a down and were penalized 10 yards on the previous play when Tuel was flagged for intentional grounding. One play before that, Bobby Ratliffe made a sensational 25-yard catch to move WSU to Stanford's 9-yard line.
"That was one of the best catches I've seen since I've been here," Tuel said.
Still, WSU's losing streaks were extended to five games overall, 20 games against Top 25 teams, five games against Stanford, three games away from Pullman, three games at Stanford and seven games in the Pac-12 Conference.
With four games left in the regular season, the Cougars' best chance for a win might be next Saturday at Utah. WSU (2-6, 0-5) must win out to qualify for a bowl game for the first time since 2003.
Washington State led Stanford 7-3 midway through the first quarter after Dominique Williams hauled in the first of Tuel's two touchdown passes. The Cardinal (6-2, 4-1) quickly regained the lead when a blown assignment in the secondary left Jamal-Rashad Patterson all alone on a 70-yard TD pass from Josh Nunes.
The Cougars forged a 10-10 tie at the half on Andrew Furney's 24-yard field goal as time expired. Stanford senior fullback Ryan Hewitt scored his first touchdown of the year on his sixth carry of the season to cap the opening drive of the second half.
Stanford's lead grew to 24-10 early in the fourth quarter when Ed Reynolds picked off a poorly thrown pass by Tuel and ran it back 25 yards for a touchdown. Tuel bounced back the following drive and took advantage of great protection to fire a 10-yard TD pass to Kristoff Williams with 6 minutes, 29 seconds left.
The game was played in gorgeous sunshine, but the crowd was far smaller than the official attendance of 41,496 (tickets distributed).
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Taken up at Staple Tor. For as far as I could see I was the only person in the local area, not a footprint in sight.
This is a bit of a classic view of the tors, its a shame I couldn't make it to one of the lesser known tors.
This is a panoramic stitch of 7 vertical frames. The final image size is 42 megapixels.
This is a bit of a classic view of the tors, its a shame I couldn't make it to one of the lesser known tors.
This is a panoramic stitch of 7 vertical frames. The final image size is 42 megapixels.
Stunning photo! Love the sky and the way the snow is caught on the rocks! Feel free to say no to this obviously but would you object to me using this to practice my digital environment painting with?
very beautiful photo
I love snow sunsets like nothing else, but I rarely see one taken so far away from the sun. It's really refreshing.
I think it really makes a great picture. Nice colors and composition.
soooooooooo beautiful my friend ..
again not sure of the composition here, its a very difficult place to shoot, and i know ive not shown you how yet but i think you could do better, that said the colours are lovely and its very evocative of early morning snow on the moor.....
yeah, to be perfectly honest this isnt the best composition to be had, but I have already shot what I consider to be the best comps and I didnt want to repeat myself!
Those are easily the nicest sky colours I've seen in a long while.
Awesome photo Alex the subtle colours of pre-dawn are so nice and the composition is wonderful.....brilliant.
very well done
Worth every snow-forged footprint you took; this is a wow-er.
Love this even more than the other I think Alex, the composition is so strong, and balances everything perfectly.
I really have to ask about this PTGui stitching software man. Do you have the full licensed version, or the free version?
I really have to ask about this PTGui stitching software man. Do you have the full licensed version, or the free version?
I have the full licensed version. There is a cracked version fo it floating around on some torrent sites, but I dont know where. Thanks Phil
Found a page to order the software, do you have PTGui or PTGui Pro? Do you know what the advantages are of the Pro version?
Hmm.. can't seem to find anything, and it doesn't allow you to just buy it from the website.
is photoshop's stiching not good enough for you?
I only use PTGui because I exposure blend some panos (not this one)
I only use PTGui because I exposure blend some panos (not this one)
Sometimes it has some problems with aligning I feel, and I dunno, just feel that a dedicated program for stitching would result in much quicker, and better results. Something I will have a look into, thanks again.
Beautiful I envy your mixture of talent and diligence!
Thank you, thats very kind. It is mostly hard work though!
It must keep you fit I have the feeling that if I could drive and didn't have children I'd find myself going to stupid places in the mountains to take photos. But I'm not good at getting up early, so I'd miss all the glorious sunrises.
Is anybody good at getting up early? Urgh I hate it! That said it is often worth it. Maybe you should drag your family up the mountain with you!
We're thinking about doing it tomorrow - but I can't help but suspect that come 9am I'll still be under the covers... Or that we'll start driving up the lane and find ourselves beached in a snowdrift
WOW this is amazing !! Great job !
wonderful pic
I love that pink in the sky. I've been checking out the webcams in Cumbria and the sky is pink around there as well. Of course this is the shortest day of the year so the light is very special.
Lovley pink soft light in backround. Love the panoramic view. excellent job!
Is it assembled with Topshop ?
This is by far your best image Alex. I love the pink band through the sky. I find those types of skies to be the prettiest, so simple yet engaging. You've nailed the composition here, very impressive stuff. I'm guessing you used the 5D here?
yeah 5D and 70-200. Thanks Drew, I'm pleased with this, but at the same time its a shame to go over old ground. I actually prefer the other shot.
I prefer this one basically because I find the composition a lot stronger. Also the contrast is a bit stronger, really top notch work. I get my 70-200 2.8 in a few days, cannot wait
Absolutely Beautiful <3<3 Truly
great scene Alex, the subtle gradient of pink in the sky is sublime
Yeah, I love skies like that. This was taken when the colour was at its very meak. Those clouds on the horizon are just about to catch the sun. Thanks
Brilliant composition!


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Hoosier hunters can expect another productive deer season this fall and winter, but state officials look for a drop in the overall deer harvest.
Hunters set a record during the 2012 season, bagging 136,248 deer — the fourth record harvest in the last five years.
But don't expect that trend to continue this season, said Indiana Department of Natural Resources deer research biologist Chad Stewart.
"It wouldn't surprise me if it was down a little this year," Stewart said. He doesn't expect the drop-off to be large, though.
The 2013 deer hunting season began Sunday with the opening of the urban deer zone season. Archery season starts Oct. 1, and the firearms season starts Nov. 16.
The main reason Stewart thinks a dip in the harvest will occur is because last year hunters killed a record number of does. As a result, reproduction was likely down this year compared to past years, he said. Reducing the deer population to a more balanced level has been the state's goal.
Changes to hunting regulations that went into effect in 2012 were geared toward that goal. They included extending archery season, allowing crossbows for all archery hunters and creating a license bundle that saved hunters money.