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Traffic Interception with WCCP
WCCP is a tunneling method. Since a tunnel could be built using any two devices. The configurations have been broken into endpoint configurations.
Router WCCP end-point
Squid WCCP end-point
Traffic Interception by Policy Routing
Alternative to tunneling. Policy Routing is a method of passing traffic directly to the interceptor unaltered.
Traffic Interception capture into Squid
Once the packets reach the Squid box they still need passing into Squid. This is done by the NAT infrastructure of the operating system firewall.
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/AtSource
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/CentOsTproxy4
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/DebianWithRedirectorAndReporting
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/FreeBsdIpfw
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/FreeBsdPf
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/Ipfw
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/JuniperSRXRoutingPolicy
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxBridge
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxDnat
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxIpfwadm
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxLocalhost
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxRedirect
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/OpenBsdPf
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/SolarisOpenIndianaIPF
- ConfigExamples/Intercept/SslBumpExplicit
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Coach Graham Press Conference: Weber State
Monday August 25, 2014
"We are ready. I can tell our guys are ready to play a game and they're getting tired of practicing and hitting each other. We have had a really good preparation, and the guys have been really healthy. I feel really good about where we are in terms of our development. The key is going to be going into this game like any first game; we need to monitor penalties, false starts, off sides, things like that. We are going to be playing a team who is going to throw the ball really quick, try to spread and run a lot of exotic formations and things like that, so we just need to make sure that we are sound about what we are doing and play fast and play hard. Our guys are excited. I'm excited to get these guys out there and the first game is always a measuring stick to see where we are at, and then we can get to work. Our guys are ready to go."
On his satisfaction with the Devilbacker position:
"I feel really good. I think Edmond (Boateng) is a guy who has really helped us because that position looks a lot different than it did last year. He's emerging as a player in that position who is really allowing us to do more of what we did last year. Antonio (Longino) has really stepped up his game. Obviously, De'Marieya (Nelson) gives us some versatility there, and he'll play as many snaps as he can, but I feel really good and think that a strong point for us right now is the Devilbacker position. We have a lot of new guys playing there so we are going to see how they respond. I have also been very pleased with Marcus (Washington), who is another guy who does some really quality things. Antonio and Marcus are more stand-up guys, and De'Marieya and Edmond are more hand in the ground guys. So we have four guys that can play that position, and I feel good about it."
On the younger players being ready to compete at the college level:
"I feel really good. I think (Tashon) Smallwood is the best freshman that I have ever had, but you want me to say you're the best I've ever had period, and not just freshman. But he is really just a good kid and person, and wants to be great. He listens, is very coachable and just gets better everyday. I have a lot of confidence in him, and I think he is going to be a great addition for us. We will see how he responds when the lights come on. If I'm correct, I think he is going to respond in a big way. I think he's going to have a great opening day. DJ Calhoun weighs 205 pounds, but plays like he's 230, very explosive, and goes full speed, and I like his toughness. It takes a lot of mental toughness to play at this level week in and week out, and I think that those two players will definitely, in my opinion, start on defense as true freshman on Thursday. I also think Christian (Sam) and Armand Perry will play quite a bit as well."
On his perception on offense:
"What I would like to see us do is really run the football. In order to be a championship caliber football team we need to make sure that we can really run the ball well. We have developed our offensive line now, our center and our two guards are strong, Vi (Teofilo), (Christian) Westerman and Nick Kelly at center, so I think we are going to be a power zone team down there, and we need to be able to be satisfied with four yards, that's a good first play, so we need to have that mindset. We're really going to run our offense; we're going to take what people give us, period. But the key is going to be that run game. I am most confident in our team's ability to score points on offense, and our skill players are really good. The line is really going to determine how good we are going to be, and I think they are going to be really good."
On Weber's exotic formations and how the team is going to deal with them:
"Obviously they need to be able to protect their quarterback, so you're going to see the ball thrown quick. Quick passes, empty formation, no back formations, a lot of motions and things like that, and those are things that we have prepared hard for. The main thing is just going to be able to line up and play football. We just have get in there and get out there and challenge them, and our goal is to stop the run, and make sure we are redirecting and getting our hands up on quick game, and be patient with everything. I want to see our guys really attack, I don't want to give them a lot to think about, I want to let them go and run the ball and make things happen. Weber State has a really good coaching staff, their head coach comes from Utah, and they know what we do and how to defend what we are doing, and they understand what we do defensively. Our deal is about us going out there and executing, and play Arizona State-caliber defense, which is explosive plays, sacks, TFLs, and interceptions. I'm excited for our special teams, I think that's one of our most improved areas that we have right now, and I'm looking forward to seeing those guys get out there and get after it. The main thing in this first game that we're looking for is to not do things to beat ourselves, like penalties, and taking care of the football."
On whether he is harder on D.J. Calhoun then others:
"I try to clap for them and cheer for them and be nice to them. I'm not going to go out and give them a hug at the beginning of practice. He is tough. It shows your mental maturity with how you handle it. You have to have that mental maturity. You don't want to find out how they are going to respond to adversity on gameday. You want to see how they respond before then. I think Coach Patterson does a nice job of getting those guys prepared. No one likes being strained. I don't like getting yelled at or coached hard. You have to surrender to the team. It is a lot easier to do when you have been here for four years. It is easier to for them to understand that because they have that experience. The worst thing that can happen is to have these young guys go out on the field and do their own thing. Our system does not work that way. Our system is complex and you have to do your job. D.J. is one of the toughest players we have had. He is tough mentally, you can coach him hard and he doesn't pout. One day I wore myself out trying to get a response from him to being strained. I wouldn't say he has been strained any more or any less than anybody else. He is only getting strained more because he is in the starting lineup."
On the team's participation in the Riddel/TGen technology study:
"One of the things that we want to be a leader in is being on the forefront of taking care of our student-athletes. We are involved with them in a study in which they place sensors in their helmets and test them. Hopefully in the future it will really help prevent concussions and things like that. Being able to identify them better and prevent them. The sensor measures how hard the contact is so we can tell how hard the blow was. We are the only Division 1 school in the country that is doing that. We want to be on the forefront when you talk about caring for the student-athletes and their futures. That partnership has been very productive for us. For our players it is not an easy deal. There is a lot of testing added on to all the other things that we already do. Nothing should come in front of the well being of our players. I like being a partner with Riddell and being the leader in that area. There are going to be some great things that come out of this study."
On how they will utilize De'Marieya Nelson:
"I think that De'Marieya will play as many snaps as he can. He is primarily going to play on offense. I figure 15-20 snaps on defense. If he can play more than that, more power to him. I still think he is dynamic when he is on the defensive side of the ball. We will kind of play it by ear, but I have a lot of confidence in (Edmond) Boateng and (Antonio) Longino. We feel good about the depth there and De'Marieya is obviously a critical part of what we do offensively. Three weeks ago I would of told you we would have him primarily on defense. Those guys have stepped up so he can be a primarily offensive player."
On the pace of play he expects from his offense:
"We are moving faster. One of the things when you first come in to a program and you go to a fast-tempo offense, the key is you have got to find a happy medium. Even last year there were times where I had to say "Hey, we got to slow down," because of the amount of snaps. The key is the amount of snaps. We run a fast-paced, no-huddle, run 'n gun offense, not fast-pace, no-huddle pass. When you are running the ball, the clock runs. Time of possession doesn't matter; it's how many snaps you take. We want to keep those snaps under 70. It takes experience to be able to go fast. It takes the most experience at quarterback and offensive line. The receivers usually pick it up fast and line up quickly. In practice, I am having to say "Stop," to let me get the defensive call in. I am trying to get the defensive call in while they continue to go. I hope people will see a noticeable change there. I don't consider myself to be an offensive or defensive coach, but I coach defense here because it is a necessity. It is the biggest challenge we have here to winning a championship. You can't hurry up and mess up. There is a strategy behind it, we are not just offensive no-huddle, fast tempo. This is a team no-huddle philosophy on both sides of the football. Snaps are something I monitor very closely in a game. Last year against USC, I told Mike (Norvell) to stop scoring so fast because we couldn't stop them either. It is a game and the end idea is to be ahead of the other team. I said this when I got here, it takes three years to be able to go as fast as I want. This year we should be able to go fast."

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Volleyball Opens Season At California Pair, Starting Tuesday At Cal-Baptist
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The Princeton men's volleyball team will open its 2014 season Tuesday night when it heads to Cal-Baptist for a 10 pm EST (7 pm local) match with the Lancers. Princeton will also compete Wednesday night at Concordia.
Princeton, which has qualified for each of the last two EIVA postseasons, enters the 2014 season just outside the national Top 15; while every team inside the Top 15 has played at least four matches already this season, the Tigers will be taking the court for the first time Tuesday night.
Read the 2014 season preview here.
Cal-Baptist, which opened the season ranked 15th nationally, is 2-5 this season. However, three of those five losses came to teams that were ranked inside the Top 10, while the other two were against teams that later moved into the Top 15.
Cal-Baptist also has history on its side; the Lancers are 11-0 all-time against Princeton, including a 3-1 victory during the Tigers' 2012 season opener. The Tigers have gone five sets only once at Cal-Baptist, and that came early in 1999 when Princeton was the reigning EIVA champion.
Concordia is the reigning NAIA national champion, and it has won five straight matches to improve to 9-3 on the season.
Following the California matches, Princeton will return home and compete in its first home weekend against both No. 14 IPFW and Ball State Feb. 8-9.


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Pretty sure Brister is at SEMO unless he graduated already.
Originally Posted by JP4CY
Did L.A. Pomlee "retire" after his time at ISU?
Still alive has a twitter acct, but can see anything.
Hooray for Metaphors!
Brister's tweet said he's a pro basketball player and excited for ABL draft this Friday
Originally Posted by Cydkar
Where's Marcus Brister? His HS coach said he would play in the NBA some day so he has to be somewhere really good.
Wes E. playing for LE goes in the small world category.
Didn't Brister play a game here at Hilton last year or the year before? I remember that he was clearly better than the starter, but the starter was the coach's son, and got the starting spot and the playing time.
Some small school in Texas.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
What about former Cyclone Royce White?
Anyone heard anything from him lately?
Adam Haluska?
I thought Charles Boozer was making some decent progress at ISU until that came to a screeching halt. Looks like he fell off the radar too.
Originally Posted by AdamJGray
I'd get a Rascal Flatts tramp stamp for free.
Originally Posted by bufante
What's really telling about all of this is that not one of the people mentioned above is on a team in a major conference. Says something about the level of talent GMAC was looking at.
On the other hand, I'm glad they all seem to be doing well and contributing.
To be fair-- Buckley, Mcknight, and Oliver were TJ recruits and I'm not sure on Mann and Eikmeyer. GMAC had plenty of talent (TJ's recruiting) during his ISU run, just wasn't able to get production out of them.
Q: Where are they now?
A: As far away from McDoormat as possible.
I saw Anthony Odunsi is playing at the same Juco as Edozie? Thought that was interesting.
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
Originally Posted by greatshu
What happened to Godfrey after not being able to enroll LSU? What a waste of such a talent.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Godfrey show up on a roster in the state of Colorado or Washington.
Originally Posted by JP4CY
I thought Godfrey had more upside than Dendy, Ham-bone, and Taggert (remember him) when they were at ISU. Calvin was a great garbage man under the rim.
I agree 100%. I thought he was well on his way to being the next angry big man a la Homan or Cato.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
Originally Posted by JP4CY
I thought Godfrey had more upside than Dendy, Ham-bone, and Taggert (remember him) when they were at ISU. Calvin was a great garbage man under the rim.
You thought he had more upside than Taggert? Alright, you clearly cannot judge basketball talent. Taggert was a top 40 player out of HS, and showed why when he was healthy at Memphis.
Anyone know if Demarcus Phillips is still playing?
Originally Posted by brett108
You thought he had more upside than Taggert? Alright, you clearly cannot judge basketball talent. Taggert was a top 40 player out of HS, and showed why when he was healthy at Memphis.
Booker was top 40 out of high school. Id rather have godfrey. Tags didn't set thw world on fire at Memphis either iirc.
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According to this report from TechConnect Magazine, information suggests that AMD's 45nm desktop CPUs, will be known by the 'Phemom II' moniker.
The Sunnyvale, CA based company mentioned this branding information in a press release, heralding the launch of its 45nm Opteron CPU line-up.
Whilst it is unknown whether both AM2+ and AM3 platform CPUs shall share the same brand name, the launch will be another part of AMD's 'Dragon' platform which, is set to arrive in Q1 2009.


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Over the last few weeks, The Shield had turned their attention toward The Authority's enforcer Kane and have left him laid out in the middle of the ring on multiple occasions. However, it was only a matter of time before Kane would get his retribution. According to a March 18 report by WrestlingInc.com, Kane got his revenge on The Shield at Tuesday's SmackDown tapings; which will air Friday, March 21. Kane, with the help of The New Age Outlaws, attacked members of The Shield during a tag-team match that was supposed to determine the top contenders for the tag-team titles.
At first, Kane and the Outlaws took out Roman Reigns before turning their attention toward Rollins and Ambrose who were in the match. The interference by Kane and his posse caused the match to end in a no contest. With the enlistment of The New Age Outlaws, it looks like the WWE is setting the table for a six man tag match of The Shield versus Kane and The New Age Outlaws at WrestleMania 30 on Sunday, April 6.
With less than three weeks until the big WM 30 PPV, things are finally clearing up for The Shield and all of their fans who were wondering what the WWE had planned for the popular trio at the PPV.
The muscle of the group, Roman Reigns, recently expressed his thoughts on the seriousness of this time of the year known as the "Road to WrestleMania." The Samoan powerhouse noted that there's no playing around as everyone is getting ready for the SuperBowl of pro-wrestling. According to a March 19 report by PressofAtlanticCity.com, Reigns made the following comments:
"We're in the home stretch to WrestleMania, so there's no time for games. There's no playing around. Everyone's trying to get themselves just completely polished before the biggest sports entertainment show on earth, so everybody is going to bring their A games. Everybody wants to be sharp and perfectly set for Mania."
Expect The Shield to step up the intensity on the March 24 episode of RAW as they look to even the score against Kane and The New Age Outlaws.
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At my place of work, it has been decided to move many processes to Sharepoint. I'm now looking into how Sharepoint can be used for bug tracking (à la Mantis, FogBugz etc. but within Sharepoint). Specifically, we're using a collaboration room and the solution must work inside that.
I know that I can create lists using an "Issue tracker" template, but it lacks workflow, integrated correspondence (like FogBugz), and audit log (any user can edit any field any time, without it being noted anywhere).
That's not sufficient, so I am looking for "bigger" solutions but haven't yet found anything at all.
This question is similar but aims at Helpdesk use; we aim at bug tracking and change requests to a system.
I'm open to suggestions! As I'm not an administrator, I can't just grab a Sharepoint component and install it for testing. I'm looking for experiences, documentation, white papers, screen shots -- the actual downloadable will be relevant later.
Ideally, some of these matters should be covered:
- Support for different ticket types (bug, feature, inquiry, internal task).
- Configurable workflow per ticket type, no fixed number of steps.
- Configurable read/write permissions per field and per workflow status.
- Configurable dashboard for managers with nice charts.
- Configurable email notifications.
- Correspondence à la FogBugz. (Challenge: we use Notes, not Exchange.)


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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
The Jewish Museum hosted a recent panel discussion What's at Stake for Abstract Painting Today – and Where Do We Go from Here?. The panel, moderated by Bob Nickas, included painters Joanne Greenbaum, Philip Taaffe, and Stanley Whitney.
Moderator Nickas addresses what he sees as the ill-effects of the contemporary art market on the quality of contemporary painting, "de-skilled" abstract painting in particular. The artist panelists comment on this, primarily by offering thoughtful insights into the experience they seek through painting. Although each has a slightly different take, they all touch on the themes of authenticity and painting as a worthy, and a necessarily lifelong pursuit.
Greenbaum comments: "I feel that it's my responsibility to at least try to move abstract painting along... Every time I make a painting I really try and make it new for myself... sometimes the new materials I've been using dictate how that painting comes along, sometimes I try to start a painting in different ways... I have a vocabulary and a language that I work with over and over again but it's always changing."
Whitney notes that today "there's a lot of things called 'painting,' there's not one thing called painting... I personally... am still involved with Cézanne. If you're really involved in the tradition of painting and you really want to get involved in the depth of painting that's one thing... [but] now painting is opened up to a lot of [other] possibilities... I've been lucky that I painted long enough and people were interested, but I took a long time to make those paintings, and I felt that was something I wanted to do, and needed to do, as a painter... but I don't know if economics, if the world now allows that... it's very difficult now to paint... we move fast, and painting doesn't move like that. Painting's something totally different. The way you get knowledge from painting is a very special, very slow thing."
Taafe comments: "I'm very idealistic in my approach... and I expect a lot from artists and from a painting. It's very clear to me after having seen so much over all these years, when a painting is delivering something or not. If you can see the journey that the artist has been on, that they've come back with a certain evidence and you want to feel that and interact with it. I believe that painting should be involved with conveying knowledge and emotion and beauty and all kinds of poetic, intellectual energies. I expect that." Later, he adds that young artists need "to figure out what the culture needs ... instead of what the market needs... How do we give something to the visual landscape, to the development of history? ... What is the culture going to benefit from?"
Philip Taaffe considers the work of Henri Matisse on the occasion of the exhibition Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs at Tate Modern, London, on view through September 7, 2014.
Taaffe writes: "From the standpoint of my own approach to things, what I have always most appreciated about his cut-outs is the absolute mobility of their freely formed elements. The sheets of drawing paper were pre-painted with gouache, then independently scissor-cut and brought to an evolving pictorial situation (a wall, or other sheets of white paper). This constituted a radical liberation from the more deliberately sequenced, chronological development of a painting. The pinning down, temporarily, of coloured paper shapes which can then be added to, exchanged, or removed from various grounds or previous iterations represented a very new and original approach to his visual research."
John Yau reviews the exhibition Philip Taaffe: Recent Work at Luhring Augustine, New York, on view through June 15, 2013.
Yau writes: "Taaffe's paintings teem with activity, moving from the visceral to the ghostly. Our attention keeps changing gears, never finding stability. Seeing is akin to excavation, to sifting through the details without losing sight of the entire arrangement or the different layers. Every symbol and sign seems to possess an arcane power whose potential is waiting to be put to use. Taaffe's close attention to similarity and difference endows the paintings with a state of heightened seeing often associated with hallucinations. The radiant light coming from within the paintings, the oscillations and sudden shifts between figure and ground enhance our experience. I don't think of his paintings as illuminated manuscripts so much as glowing screens. It seems to me that he has evolved from scribe to seer — a transmitter of trance states in a digital age."
Tyler Green talks to painter Philip Taaffe on the occasion of the exhibition Philip Taaffe Recent Work at Luhring Augustine, New York, on view from May 3 - Jun 15, 2013.
Commenting on the sources for his work, Taaffe remarks: "I have this idea in my head that I am referencing ancient art and the idea of the scribe. Several of the paintings in the exhibition are derived from what I think of as illuminated manuscript paintings, so in other words I am trying to get in touch with this earlier art historical reality and trying to update it in my own sense… the idea of the scribe, the idea of the mosaic patterning, has to do with ancient craftsmanship being brought up to date and being filtered through my own artistic desire, I suppose, in terms of what I would like to see in the world."
Piri Halasz writes about several current and recent painting exhibitions on view in Manhattan that together provide a sweeping view of abstraction over the last 70 years. The shows include: Conceptual Abstraction at Hunter College's Times Square Gallery, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland and Frank Stella at Mitchell-Innes & Nash (through November 24), Hans Hofmann: Works on Paper from the 1940s at the New York Studio School, curated by Karen Wilkin (through January 5), and Ronnie Landfield: Where It All Began at the Kenny Gallery, High School of Art & Design.
Andrew Russeth visits the exhibition Alchemy and Inquiry: paintings by Philip Taaffe, Fred Tomaselli, and Terry Winters at Wave Hill Estate in the Bronx. Russeth writes: "With each artist featured in a separate room, it's easy to see their three distinct visions clearly. My favorite in the tripartite melee is Taaffe, whose paintings are populated with forms that recall amoebae and deep-sea creatures. They almost appear to pulse and vibrate in front of you." Be sure to click through for a link to the on-line catalogue.
Alchemy and Inquiry is on view through June 19, 2011.
Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table highlights writing from the painting blogosphere as it is published and serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting.
Painters' Table website © 2010-2015 Brett Baker
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Geometric Shape, The Art of Geometric Shapes, where form meets function.
I have always wanted to shoot photos since I was in High School but I never took that leap forward to go around carrying a camera around my neck and snap photos of everything I felt that was of some interest. A lot of my interest was serving my country in the Army, where at that time I decided to buy a camera and try to learn to use it to make beautiful photos of my time in different parts of the world. As I have gotten much older, I now want to shoot photos and be able to share them with everyone. I have taken art classes in college and I am now using what I have learn to compose images that hopefully have an artistic appeal. I hope that all of you that view my photography work can appreciate the images that I have and will continue to put together in these series of books. I intend to create these books with some theme in mind so please stay tuned for future books and I greatly appreciate your support.
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The Art of Smoke Photography Publicado 21 de abril de 2015
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That Special Someone
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|That Special Someone
Niko and Roman meet Darko.
|United Liberty Paper
|Darko Brevic (let him live or kill him)
|Firefly Island, BOABO & Francis International Airport
|Player death, player busted, Roman Bellic
|An Xbox 360 achievement or a PS3 trophy
|One Last Thing
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That Special Someone is a mission in Grand Theft Auto IV. In this mission, Niko Bellic finally finds Darko Brevic with some help from the U.L. Paper contact and Jon Gravelli.
Niko and Roman meet Darko in the airport runway tied up by U.L. Paper. U.L. Paper drives off and leaves Niko to kill Darko Brevic or let him run away. After you make your decision, Niko drives Roman to Brucie's house and calls Bernie Crane to inform him of the situation.
(NB: Underlined dialogue is spoken in Serbian.)
(Darko is thrown out of the back of a van by U.L. Paper informants. The van drives off, and Niko and Roman approach the bound Darko)
Niko: You remember me?
Darko: (In Serbian) Leave me alone, I don't know you. I don't know you.
(Niko leans down and grabs hold of Darko)
Niko: Yes you do. I'm the one, who survived.
Darko: (chuckles) Niko... hello.
Niko: Just tell me why.
Darko: Why?
Niko: We were friends. We were all friends. We all grew up together... Dmitar, Dragan, Goran, Mijo... should I go on and name them all?
Darko: We were friends, but I had other friends!
(Darko rolls away from Niko and struggles to stand with his hands still bound behind his back)
Darko: Friends that Goran and his guys killed. My fucking neighbours!
(Darko approaches Niko and gets in his face)
Darko: Because of what? Because of shit!
(Darko turns and walks towards Roman, getting in his face)
Darko: Lies. Fucking lies!
Niko: So that makes it ok. To stab your friends in the back?
(Darko stumbles back)
Darko: When eveything you believe is shown to be shit, you make strange choices I guess.
(Niko grabs Darko and pulls him closer)
Niko: Fuck you! Strange choices? How much?
(Darko laughs and stumbles back)
Darko: A thousand.
(Niko lets go and steps back, distraught)
Niko: You killed my friends for one thousand dollars?
Darko: How much do you charge to kill someone?
Niko: You ruined me, you fuck!
Darko: I needed the money... I had problems.
Niko: You're a fucking junkie!
(Darko falls to his knees)
Darko: (shouting) Kill me then! You were always a hypocrite. Trust me, you'll be doing me a favour!
Roman: Niko - come on, let's go. Let him suffer... he knows what he did. He doesn't look like he enjoys life too much.
(Darko continues crying, struggles and stands again)
The U.L. Paper contact gives Niko a call to tell him that Darko Brevic (a military survivor that betrayed Niko many years ago) has been brought to Liberty City.
Niko automatically calls Roman. Roman says that he wants to be with Niko during the best day of his life. Pick up Roman and take him to the airport runway. Walk into the marker, and U.L. Paper's security then drops off Darko tied up.
At this point, the player can kill him, execute him, or let him run away. If the player wants to kill him, use any weapon and shoot Brevic. To execute him, take out a pistol and aim it at his head. Then press the fire button to see Niko unload twelve bullets into Darko - one for each of the men he betrayed. Niko however doesn't feel any better after this.
However, Roman recommends Niko to let him run, so to do so, walk away from Darko and he will run away as fast as he can. Niko later believes that this is the best revenge for Darko as he doesn't have a good life anyway.
After Darko has his fate, get into the car you came to the airport with and drive Roman to Brucie's house (the reason is revealed in TBOGT, he and Brucie are going to Maisonette 9). On the way, Niko turns off the radio because of the "annoying ads and DJs". If the player spared Brevic, Niko will explain that he feels pretty good about sparing a life, but otherwise, Niko will tell Roman that he feels empty for killing Darko Brevic.
After the mission, Pegorino will call Niko and tell him that "the shit has gone down" and to meet at the strip club in Tudor, Alderney. For more information, visit the next mission, One Last Thing....
- This is one of the few missions where Niko possibly cries or holds in his tears. This is heard when he finds out that Darko killed his friends for $1,000. While evidently choked up, he replies - "You killed my friends for one thousand dollars?!"
- If the player spares Darko, by following Darko as he takes off, he will run along the tarmac into the sea and then back onto the land.
- Furthermore, if Darko is spared, and the player tails Darko, even if Darko dies an accidental death (e.g. being ran over by cars in the airport), the game will treat it as if Niko had killed Darko.
- If you choose to execute Darko, he says after a few shots: "Thank you".
- If you execute Darko with a Desert Eagle, which only holds 9 bullets, Niko will still fire 12 shots without reloading.
- The call to Florian (Bernie) after the mission differs, naturally, depending on the choice made. Notable, however, is that Niko's words seem to indicate that he is bidding farewell to Florian altogether if the player chooses to kill Darko, in contrast to his plans to "see him soon" if the player walks away.
- This Mission along with Three Leaf Clover is regarded as a favorite by players and few even say that it should be the final mission.
- The line 'I am the one who survived' was seen in some trailers ,the TV spots,and often quoted by players.
- If the player kills Darko with a molotov, he will run around on fire screaming, collapse and die, get up and fall down again.
- If the player is already at Funland before calling Roman, Roman will spawn falling from the air after the call.
- After dealing with Darko, when Niko and Roman drive away, Niko will utter that he doesn't want to hear DJs and ads, so he turns off the car radio; this is the only time in the game in which Niko unilaterally turns off the radio. Oddly, he will still say this even if the player has already turned the radio off.


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Deborah Hutton was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2004 aged just 49. She had given up smoking 23 years previously, ran half marathons and was a self-proclaimed "nutrition nut".
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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL, politician and former aide to Tony Blair, spent time with his friend John, diagnosed with cancer.
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"I wanted to help John address the actual fear of dying. He said if there was one thing he asked of me, it was to make sure Ellie [his daughter] never forgot him and that Hope [his unborn child] got to know a little of him through his friends."
MAUREEN LIPMAN, actress and writer whose husband Jack Rosenthal died of cancer in 2004.
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I am reading Are You Ready by Bob Harper. The first chapter asks "Are you REALLY ready?" These are 10 questions to ask myself and help myself to be as ready for success as possible. This is new for me. I am fully aware of the nutritional value of protein and know how many step ups I can do in 3 minutes. But, I have never delved into the emotional world of why I am fat. I need this success. This is the last piece of the puzzle and it's time to dig in.
1. Is there any event that has happened in you life that makes you think you are ready to take charge and change your life? 2 years ago I was diagnosed with HBP. I did well on my diet and exercise and lowered my numbers to get off the medicine. Since then I have gained back and am back on meds. I feel so disgusted with myself right now. I think the other event is my Mother's illness. She has dementia and is getting worse more quickly now. I see her and see myself in a few years. It's so scary and taking charge of my health is a way to avoid or hold off the effects.
2. What are your fears if any about making such a big commitment to change? Definitely fear of failure. I have done it so many times and failed every time. After I write that though, I think that I have learned from every time. I have built on each attempt and I have been more successful and kept more weight off in the past 2 years than ever before. It took me several tries to quit smoking and I haven't had a cigarette in 28 years. I can do this too.
3. Are you ready to stop blaming others for your problems? I am. I was the youngest of 4 children and the only one that wasn't skinny. I wasn't fat by any means, but not skinny like my sisters. Mom always said I would look just like Great Aunt Della, and I do. Dad used to tease me about the little (tiny!) roll over the top of my jeans. Mom took me to WW at 14, I weighed 127 pounds. But I am an adult now and I choose what goes in my mouth and how my body moves. They are not here to feed me those negative thoughts.
4. Are you ready to take responsibility for your life? Yes! I am in charge of my own schedule. I can map out time for myself to exercise and meditate. I am in charge of my own menu. I can plan healthy meals.
5. Can you tell yourself what your goals are? Lower my blood pressure. Feel better physically. Feel stronger mentally and emotionally. Look better. Enjoy life.
6. Can you name three things that help you relax? Curling up with a book. Walking. Crafting.
7. Do you trust the process? Yes. It has worked before and can work again. The emotional process? Hmmm, that one is tougher. I'm working the process.
8. Do you trust yourself? This is a REALLY hard one. When I am alone is when I am at my worst for eating. That is when I binge. That is when all the negative creeps in. That is definitely the baggage I need to work on the most. I had an epiphany of sorts 1 1/2 years ago and realized how dishonest I was being with myself and others. I did so well after that but have been returning to bad habits. Not being dishonest with others, but with myself.
9. Can you suspend disbelief and trust in a Higher Power, God, yourself, or the Universe to help you through this period of change? I am ready to give myself to my faith to help me get through the tough times.
10. Do you want to treat your body with respect, learn to cherish it, and make it the vessel it was always meant to be? Yes!!! This really speaks to me and is one reason I am putting my trust in Bob's plan. I love these words.
I'm starting a new journey. This time it is through the recesses of my own soul to pull out the part of me that loves myself and is strong.
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I saw this on the licensing information section on the Jira website
JIRA is free for use by official non-profit organisations and charities (proof of non-profit status is required). There are certain organisations whose purpose is to make the world a better place, and we believe in helping them achieve that.
Community licenses are designed for organisations which are:
* non-profit,
* non-government,
* non-academic,
* non-commercial,
* non-political and
* secular
What does the last bullet point actually mean? Does it mean that if you believe in God you cant have a free license for a bug tracking software product?