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To one and all. M.O.T
oh yeah is anyone going for Bolton fancy a meet up?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I had a go at correct score and named Pools scorers.Got 399-1
Had a tenner on it, what's it like in Hawaii this time of year.
Sheff United 2-----Pools 3 (Howard 2, Humphries 1)
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Get on the plane tomorrow - you will love it!
Well done as that's a great bet
Al, that's the best news I've had today!
Never mind the saying nowt bit from Andy. He's been in the cupboard under the stairs for a week counting his money.
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Al, there's as much money to be made betting on losers as there is on winners; it's called 'short selling'. ATM, you could be making a fortune out of Pools! I'd do it but would have to raise the capital from a Pay Day loan @ 2000+% APR and I'd be betting on me being the loser! Seriously, my only 'interest' is the football.
Nice to hear from you again Andy. What annoys me considerably about Warnock is that he goes out and gets Drury a proven LB and fails to persist with him. He spends big money on Peltier a proven LB and moves him around and as a consequence his form dips. JP was supposed to be his main target to come in to give us some stability in the back four. So ok he gets a 3 match suspension and then has to sit it out on the bench and wait to get his place back. He IMO should have been made captain not Peltier. Tate and Pearce would be my automatic CB's.Tate is a good distributor of the ball from defence to midfield and not a "hoofer". I understand that MK Smith is back on the transfer radar but good as he is do we need him as Ross and Somma are similar in their MO. God help us if Beccs gets injured where are the goals coming from if it happens.
It seems churlish to criticise what is going on as we are where we are in the league handily placed for the play off's but something needs to happen fast in the transfer window for us to make any significant progress . I think Warnock is very fortunate to have the confidence of our new owners. I feel sorry for Sean O'Driscoll getting the boot after a 4-2 result over us and one point off a play off place. Sign of the times I fear. Warnock beware. Glass still half full as ever and hopeful for a top up in 13.
Yep and he did give Xmas day off! Looked like too much pudding was consumed. As above my wish list a box to box player with an eye for a pass and a bit of pace, though if he has that pass then he thinks quicker than the opposition anyway just look at Mata for that! A Striker with pace to burn. £4 million please GFH I would not bring Tounge back and ship a few out, nice to see Austin back though he needs to get fit bring him on when we are 3 nil up er yeah not too often that happens, Tate plays the ball which is nice so would try and keep him, not been to impressed with Thomas great debut tailed off a bit of late, but if he is cheap enough sign him up, lets get some pace and youth in the team. Oh yeah Drury I think he will settle given a chance. M.O.T
Try this one, chaps. Same hairstyle as Tom's.
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If only Al, if only! Lost mine in the trenches.
Tried the dried chicken shit and Regain but only grew fluff. :- (
All the best, lads and I genuinely hope this take over is a positive approach one, and helps get you back up there.
Happy xmas lotto, I will be there!
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Happy Xmas Lotto all the best to you and all the guys on here. Things are on the up and Its nice to be looking forward to the new year with positive vibes for a change. Have a good one.


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We bought a new unit so it would be under warranty and wouldnt have problems with it for a few years. This unit is only 3 months old. The last problem we had with it was on monday night, their defective part caused a pressure buildup and blew my lines which caused me to lose all my freon (which is over 200.00)
I contacted April at nordynes warranty department. She basically told me that we bought it now its our problem. They wont pay for any labor or freon (it was their defective part that caused the lines to blow) We have had problems since we have used the heat.
My husband and i are truck drivers and cant leave the house running an electric heater. Even after it gets fixed (until it breaks again, which the tech said will be highly likely to happen again) I will be afraid it will burn down my house or something.
I have a friend that bought the same unit last year and had the same problem we have 3 times. He ended up buying a carrier unit, cause the Nordyne wouldnt warranty it. They shouldnt be allowed to do business this way. I work hard for my money, but they cant say the same about themselves.
My ac tech just finished the 4th repair to the unit and he called Nordyne and said it's ridiculious that we should have to pay for their mistakes, he told the woman at the warranty department that we didn't have the money to live on for a couple of weeks because we had to pay for the repairs, (he had her on the speakerphone so I heard every word that she said) she told him that "that isn't her problem, she dosen't care".
We are going to buy us a new carrier unit. I am going to have to hire me a lawyer. So if you are thinking about buying a Nordyne unit, Please do yourself a favor, change your mind, it would be one of the worst mistakes you can make.
Lampe, Missouri
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Same problem facing now
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SAME HERE NORDYNE HEAT PUMP HAS BEEN SERVICED 9 TIMES in 2 years BROKEN NOW
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NORDYNE has not done anything about this , but the distributor that sold it is being helpful and admits there is a known problem with some of these units and has agreed to replace the coil. The compressor failed in the first part of the 2nd year.
But for now I am in a 90 degree house once again while paying for this useless junk.
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Due to the fact that it will gradually affect your website, Google states the upgrade can take months to totally roll out. The Panda algorithm is still a site-wide algorithm, however a few of your websites may not see a modification right away. Via
Has your website seen any substantial modification? Keep us published in the remarks listed below!. Since this roll out is taking place exceptionally gradually, numerous of you might not have actually observed.
HTTPS is far more protected than HTTP since it utilizes methods to secure information so delicate details can not be deciphered actually jeopardized. This upgrade is interesting for security geeks, due to the fact that Google revealed in August that HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure) would be utilized as a metric (or in Google terms a ranking signal) to assess ranking precedence. Your connection to the webserver is making use of HTTPS Whenever you see a locked padlock in the upper-left corner of your browser to the left of the URL. The factor they have actually made this modification is to supply web designers with reward to move from HTTP to HTTPS.
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Definition of perceptible in English:
(Especially of a slight movement or change of state) able to be seen or noticed: a perceptible decline in public confidence
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- By observances I mean the tiny perceptible changes in the season, the shadows and mist, the leaves and air.
- The piece slows symphonic time so that movement is barely perceptible.
- These efforts have brought about a perceptible change in the quality of these libraries.
noticeable, perceivable, detectable, discernible, visible, observable, recognizable, appreciable, palpable;
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- But nothing in this story is entirely clear; his unhappiness, his decision to leave, his feelings about Venice and about being away from his family - they are on the vanishing point of perceptibility.
- As she has convincingly argued, this move is a necessary one if we are to understand not only contemporary perception but also critical perceptibility.
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Late Middle English: from late Latin perceptibilis, from Latin percipere 'seize, understand' (see perceive).
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Sikeston first baseman Darin Dicus heads to first base after fielding a ball against Jackson Thursday afternoon. Looking on is Sikeston second baseman Stephen Beydler.
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SIKESTON -- The Jackson Indians used stellar pitching and consistent offense to snap a four-game Sikeston Bulldog winning streak Thursday, winning 5-0 at VFW Memorial Park.
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Anti-Semitites Vandalize Miami SynagoguesFriday, September 12th, 2014
Vandals attacked two synagogues and a supermarket in a Jewish neighborhood this past week, leaving behind a swastika and "KKK" scrawled on the city's oldest conservative synagogue.
Two men were caught on surveillance video carrying a backpack and leaving the area of Temple Emanu-el, which was desecrated with the swastika and KKK [Ku Klux Klan], and one of them was arrested, according to the Miami Herald.
It was the firth attack by vandals in the neighborhood this summer, despite increased police patrols.
"The message is clear. It's a message of hate and intolerance, and whenever you have intolerance, you have problems," Temple Emanu-el Rabbi Marc Philippe told the newspaper.
He also said that a letter was left in the men's bathroom two weeks ago with a message of condemnation of Israel's treatment of Arabs.
A surveillance tape showed two men walking in the area of the temple in the middle of the night this past week at around the same time police received an anonymous call that the place of worship has been vandalized.
Police arrested one of the men, identified as 43-year-old Maximo De La Cruz-De Jesus.
Last Saturday, a swastika and the letters KKK also were scrawled on a supermarket, and "Iraq" and "Hamas" were written on the wall of a synagogue.Jewish Press Staff


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To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time (Gather ye rosebuds)
by Robert Herrick
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time (Gather ye rosebuds) Theme of Time
People have often seen "To the Virgins" as a poem that exemplifies carpe diem. That's Latin for "seize the day," a phrase meaning "make the most of the time you have." The poem is about making the most of one's time, but it's also about the passage of time, and the fact that as we get older we change. We become less healthy and vigorous, less "warm" (10) and, eventually, die.
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- Do you think that the speaker of this poem is young or old? What lines make you think so?
- Does this poem make you want to go out and seize the day? If so, what about the speaker's argument do you find convincing?
- Have you ever felt that there just isn't enough time to do everything you want to do?
- The speaker sure seems to think that youth is better than old age. Why is that? Do you agree with him?
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The speaker compares people to flowers and the sun, which suggests that our time is more fleeting than we think.
"To the Virgins" suggests that old age – or whatever we choose to call the time after "youth" – is a terrible thing because one's chances of getting married (and potentially starting a family) significantly diminish.


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BolgerDesigns is pleased to bring you art inspired by nature.
We want to offer you art you can use. Furnishings made from reclaimed wood and more for your home or accessories and gifts.
Our art furnishings and accessories are mainly designed and produced with wood found in Pennsylvannia and Maplewood, New Jersey. The creations are also derived from shells, rocks and metal. You'll find art furnishings and accessories inspired by each season.
BolgerDesigns...Art Naturally.
Kim Bolger lives in New York City but maintains solid roots in Pennsylvania where she is currently restoring an 1840's farmhouse (see Getz Dawl Farmhouse). It's a place that gives her inspiration and provides some natural resources for her art.
Kim has displayed and sold her "hang-ups" art in Brooklyn's annual arts & crafts festival. Her Matisse inspired paintings are in homes in Long Island, Westchester and Manhattan.
Bolger Designs features original art furnishings created and constructed by some of the tools Kim inherited from her father who built their first house. He built everything and made custom designs at her mother's request…so it's only natural Kim has followed in his footsteps.
Kim partners with Suzette Cabildo, an advertising sales and marketing executive, who consults and provides expertise on marketing and collaborates on design and construction of many of the pieces sold on Bolgerdesigns.com.
Copyright (c) BolgerDesigns 2008-2012, Copyright (c) Getz Dawl Farmhouse 2008-2012 and
Copyright(c) Neighbors Helpers 2009-2012.
All rights reserved.


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Location: Crop Germplasm Research
Project Number: 3091-22000-030-00
Start Date: Mar 21, 2012
End Date: Mar 20, 2017
1) Two hundred thirty-five single spore isolates of C. sublineolum collected from Texas, Arkansas, Georgia, and Puerto Rico are being maintained on dried colonized Whatman No. 2 filter paper and stored in the laboratory. For identifying the pathotypes C. sublineolum, isolates will be selected based on similarity coefficient values from the molecular diversity analysis and from recent isolate collections (permits will be obtained from APHIS to move anthracnose-infected leaves from locations outside of Texas) for virulence analysis on 18 sorghum differentials (SC326-6, SC414-12E, BTX378, TAM428, TX2536, SC328C, QL3, BTX398, SC283, BRANDES, SC112-14, THEIS, BTX623, SC748-5, PI570841, PI570726, PI569979, and IS18760). Seeds of the differentials will be grown in pots containing Metro-Mix 200 potting medium, and placed in the greenhouse at 25 degrees C. To identify new anthracnose-resistant sources, the sorghum association panel, mini-core from India, near-isogenic lines for brown midrib from Nebraska, parental lines, and accessions from the U.S. Sorghum collection mainly from African countries (Algeria, Egypt, Gambia, Ghana, Senegal, Swaziland, and Zaire) will be evaluated in various locations in Texas and Puerto Rico. 2) Crosses will be generated between resistant sources PI569979, PI570726, BTx378, IS18760, and RTx2536, and the susceptible parent PI609251. To study the gene action, F2 populations (400 plants per cross) will be planted in greenhouses, along with the parents. Pathotypes of C. sublineolum [Pathotypes 24 (College Station); 25 (Arkansas); 33 (Puerto Rico); and 35 (Georgia)] will be used for inoculations. 3) Sorghum germplasm as in the anthracnose study, including SC719-11E, Tx2911 (resistant controls) and RTx2536 (susceptible control), will be evaluated in Texas and Puerto Rico to identify grain mold resistant sources. In this study, a randomized complete block design, split-plot arrangement will be used, with cultivars as main plots and treatment as sub-plots. Treatments will be (a) Alternaria spp., (b) mixture of Alternaria spp. F. thapsinum (CS121) and C. lunata (LP09-1), and (c) water-sprayed control. 4) To identify resistant sources to the new pathotype (P6) of Peronosclerospora sorghi, causal agent of downy mildew, sorghum accessions, including the susceptible check Pioneer hybrid 84G62, will be evaluated in fields known to have a history of high incidence of P6. Sorghum germplasm will be planted in a randomized complete block design and each accession will be replicated three times. Also, greenhouse screening will be conducted during the winter months using the sandwich inoculation method.


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Now you, too, can learn to "Pray without ceasing." Christ urges us to pray without ceasing, but when we try to do so, many of us simply cease without praying. We're distracted by troubles or duty or we quit just because it's late already and we're tired.
Fr. Raoul Plus's no-nonsense prayer manual, How to Pray Always , remedies these problems by dispelling the false notions of prayer we all have and showing how we can, in fact, pray without ceasing — even at times when exhaustion cripples us and cares threaten to sweep us away.
Drawing on the experience of dozens of saints, Fr. Plus explains sure ways we can recollect ourselves before prayer so that once we begin to pray, our prayers will be richer and more productive; he teaches us how to practice interior silence habitually, even in the rush and noise of the world; and he explains each of the kinds of prayer and shows when we should — and should not — employ each.
As humans, our minds are limited and it's generally hard for us to pay attention to more than a few things at once. That's why most of us aren't able to think of God or pray while we fulfill any but the most mindless of our daily duties.
No problem. For such busy occasions (which constitute most of the time for most of us), Fr. Plus explains how we can pray without words by keeping our wills united to God even when our minds must be directed elsewhere. In other words, How to Pray Always is one of those rare books that actually fulfills the promise of its title. It helps us become better Christians by showing us how to know, to love, and to serve God, and to live prayerfully and constantly in His loving presence.
Part One: The Principles of Prayer
1. Learn to be recollected
2. Submit your will to God's will
3. Practice interior silence
Part Two: The Practice of Prayer
4. Learn how to pray well
5. Turn everything into prayer
6. Develop a spirit of prayer
|Elizabeth (Elizabethtown, February 18, 2016)
|I love this book. I read and reread it a lot of the time especially when I get some time to myself. It's beautiful and I think every Catholic and non-Catholic should read it. Thank you
|Kathy Hertz (Winnett, March 9, 2015)
|This is a wonderful book that allows me to see that prayer is not complicated recitations. It helps me to make my life more of a prayer than just mundane everyday living.
|Surfergirl (Panama City Beach, March 20, 2012)
|I found this to be a very good book that helped in everyday dealings. It was very easy to read and applies to everyday life. I would recommend it to others searching for an improvement in their prayer life. Best Uses: Gift, Special Needs; Describe Yourself: Casual Reader; Pros: Deserves Multiple Readings, Easy To Read, Informative, Well Written
|angelkitty's mom (Columbus, Ohio, April 30, 2011)
|This book was not what I expected, but it's better! I have always felt that I was not very good at praying, to the point that I would give up. This book is helping me improve my spiritual life. Best Uses: Gift, Older Readers, Older teens - adult, Reference; Describe Yourself: Everyday Reader; Pros: Deserves Multiple Readings, Easy To Read, Informative, Page-Turner, Well Written
|Marilyn (Syracuse, NY, March 31, 2011)
|I received this book in a reasonable amount of time, and enjoyed the doable suggestions for increasing my spirituality through more frequent prayer. Best Uses: Older Readers, Personal spirituality; Describe Yourself: Everyday Reader; Pros: Deserves Multiple Readings, Easy To Read, For the average person, Informative, Reasonable suggestions, Well Written


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Coming Up in ShopNotes 91
Get ready to spend some time in your shop this winter building these great projects.
The Mobile Planer Stand is just the ticket for giving your portable planer a permanent home. It provides plenty of extra storage space and its outfeed support makes working with long stock a breeze. And while we're at it, we'll give you a step-by-step approach for tuning up your planer to create perfect boards in a short time.
And speaking of storage, you won't believe how much this lightweight Tab-and-Slot Tool Tote can hold! Made from ¼" Baltic birch plywood, it's easy to build for toting tools or craft supplies.
When it comes to tools you use on almost every project in the shop, you can't beat a reliable square. We'll show you how to build your own Aluminum Square out of common bar stock you can get at the hardware store. And to top it off, this square is adjustable…meaning that you can be sure that it stays a perfect 90° for a lifetime of use. We'll also show you how to work with aluminum in your shop with just a few simple tools and supplies.
And there's more! We'll give you some tried-and-true tips for getting top-notch results from your profile router bits. Plus we'll tell you what you need to know when choosing and using metal drawer slides, how to "turn down the noise" in your shop, cut perfect dadoes on your table saw, and how a Yankee-style screwdriver deserves a spot in your toolbox.


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A DevOps (SysAdmin) Gurus playground.
Free utilities , white papers for UniX/Linux/Windows
My LinkedIn Profile
Even more Modern tools for docker/saltstack etc.
can be found in my blog:managenot.wordpress.com
|Audit assistance software / Spyware
|project rautor
Δωρεάν πρόγραμμα καταγραφης της χρησης του υπολογιστή.
Windows Desktop screen irecording utility, or zero budget SOX/PCI-DSS compliance software aid. Peridically Saves the user's screen and at a later time the security administrator can use my rautor player to review / audit the session.
|Hack against openssh-4.7p1 to save all ssh transactions to typescript like files. Original hack from Koen De Vleeschwuuer of kdvelectronics.eu. My hack is prettier :-). Make ssh will fail , so first make the full project before applying the patch.
|Project coliau
|Δωρεάν πρόγραμμα εξ'αποστάσεως εποπτείας του υπολογιστή
Open source Win32 Console/screen auditing aid. Run it on a PC, and then you can monitor its main display with just a remote web browser. Use a url like http://Monitored.PCs.IP:44000/monitor
Note: European communications law demands that the user whose screen is being monitored must be notified of the process, accordingly my software displays a big red dot on the user's SysTray to notify him/her of that.
|Email Systems Software
|A milter to verify/validate Sender addresses against an LDAP server
|Postfix Virtual with LDAP
|My implementation of the perfect email server based on the Postifix LDAP drive Virtual mailboxes. A sample from the main.cf the modified qmail schema I used and the ldap lookup files. By using the MailTransport Ldap entry one can have a zero maintenance completely dynamic email server. And I like maildrop for filters and soft quota management.
|Postmaster Admin
|A virtual domain postmaster's admin module written in PHP by John Belekios
|OpenLdap Acls
|A slew of slapd's acls to permit anonymous bind from the MX server, and postmaster@domain control for the subtree that belogns to him. When the postmaster binds to the Ldap Server (s)he can see only his/her domain's emails and entries.
|Mail account creator
|A two step commit implementation. This script lists all new accounts, applies quotas and reset's the account status to "active" when all is well.
|email to oracle DB insertion
|An ancient program to be used for entering the subject of an email message into an oracle DB
|Black/White and Q
|A qmail local delivery program that can enforce user defined black and white lists as well as apply quota management
|Vpopmail to Ldap
|Convert VpopMail Databases to my LDAP schema.
|Find (IN)Active email accounts
|This is a dynamic optin mechanism for sqlgrey, any account not used for 33 days gets inserted into sqlgrey's optin table. Great for reducing SPAM, and keeping active users happy.
|Migrate exim's virtual settings to zimbra
|Java Stuff
|Asterisk listener
|A java swing desktop application that connects to an Asterisk's Manager port and splits the real time event log to a few columns. Copy Paste of the contents is available.
|A riciculously oversimplified smtp client (mail sender) written in Java. This is my first attempt at writing Java code after a twenty year abstinence from the language. I now consider it a viable alternative to PERL :-)
|Web Applications , Mass Scanners and Miscellanea
|A Threaded engine for Philippe Bruhat's HTTP::Proxy. Rocks under Windows(tm)
|An ancient very simple yet fast search engine for websites. Written in Perl
|A very old but extremely powerfull web survey creator, fully programmable. Wish I had AJAX at the time. Too many features to list, input is a slightly enhanced html file , and it generates sequential surveys on the fly
|Relatively Intelligent Apache LOg REsolver (RIALORE TM)
|maildog-101.tgz Fresh version
|A web based email client for IMAP servers written in PHP. Warning this is a pre-alpha version. Here are the instructions. And then the folks at horde went and created IMP.
|Perl script to tabularly show user expiration dates from the /etc/shadow file. It also flags the ones expired. Must be able to read the shadow file
|Universal GSM / SMS gateway. Works on Falcom Hardware, based on Kiss Gabor's stuff. FULL GREEK SUPPORT
|A C program to dump web pages from remote systems. Old school project
|A CGI framework to give PERL like functionality to C programs. This is the actual working code from the surveys package.
|a C based Squid Redirector with regular expressions. Eat your heart out SQUIRM, did you exist back then ?
|Display the sizes of all BDs in a mysql server somewhat inellegantly.
|Firefox on X Console
|Files needed to setup firefox on your X console during boot.
|Pauper's IOTOP for relatively new linux kernels.No new libraries required!
|signed Urls
|Generate signed URLs from PHP and have them verified by a SQUID CDN server
|Universal Unix application to Windows ODBC bridge, (TCP Sockect Server for ODBC)
|A perl based Telnet to windows ODBC server / bridge.
(ODBC Socket server - Linux ODBC Universal Client/Server)
|o2m client written in perl
|Contact me for any finnicky integration troubles you might have. Any Data to Any Application (ADAA) is possible
|Asterisk hacks and VOIP code
|Least Cost Routing Engine
|A DB based Least Cost Routing engine with fallback
|AGI Dial Plan
|A dial plan within an AGI using the aboce LCR engine
It has a syntactic bug in it, fix it or pay for the fix !
|RTP MOS score calculator
|A little patch to pjsip's siprtpreport.c code to display each conversation's MOS score
In other words one can cruft Live Quality Metrics with FLOSS tools
|Asterisk Patch for dns.c
|SRV dns lookups are badly broken for asterisk, this patch fixes the dns_parse routine for version 1.4.28 and returns ALL SRV entries to the SIP channels
|Radius stuff
|php radacct
|A php based mysql accounting system for FreeRadius still pre-beta beta testing needed
|php radius management
|Some usefull PHP scripts to manage a freeradius server and users
|A nasty perl script that takes the output of radiusreport and creates a tabular per realm list of sessions. Favorite of the management to import it into excel. Warning the script contains nasty code that converts dots to commas since the comma is the decimal separator for Greece.
|White Papers
|Computer Security White Paper
|A few thoughts about computer and data security I wrote a few years back !(Incomplete)
|Ασφαλεια Συστηματων
|Καποιες σκεψεις για την ασφαλεια συστηματων που εγραψα το 1998 !. (Ελλειπες)
|Firewall Design White Paper
|A white paper on a different view of what firewalls should be expected to do
|Xray Design White Paper
|A white paper on the methodology of optimizing Internet applications
|Τεχνική ανάλυση για τη βελτιστοποίηση εφαρμογών internet, και μελέτη των στατιστικών με το πακέτο Xray
|Κείμενο που παρουσιάστηκε στο HELLUG INSTALLFEST 2001 στο ΤΕΙ του ΠΕΙΡΑΙΑ, μέ γραφήματα
|GTLDs Statistics, derived with Xray
|Statistics for the Following Global Top Level Domains availlable as of 2001. Hosts, servers, software, etc.
|A variation based on webdump to Massively scan hosts. This is the core engine of the GTLD statistics package. You give it a file with the hosts in it, sample provided, and it returns IPs and servers. very ligthweight , you can run multiple instances of it in parallel.
|The package responsible for the .GR , .PL and .TO GTLDs statistics; free for all. Here is the readme file for the project. I think that I will start offering this service to all the registrars who care for it.
|Script to monitor the process of the Xray scan Sample
|Fast Masscrawler
|The above Masscrawler with IP caching using hash tables
|DNS response Timer
|A simple timer of dns responses with sanity check and an SLA in mind.
|Software for firewalls
|Log analyzer new version with faster DNS lookups. Now separates portscans from the rest of the crud
|SnortLog for snort v1.8 log format ( nicer hack )
|Packet analyzer for IPCHAINS based firewalls
|Generates bar charts from IPCHAINS logs. Usefull as a quick overview of a long log.
|Usefull script for your crontab file
3-D graphical Representation of Attack Signatures logged by snort fot v1.8 logs
Updated Oct 25 2001 it now takes snortlog's output to plot the data. Sample Plots
|A hack based on Lincoln Stein's work (Thanks man), to view live the web requests on your net. The proggy looks for X-Forwarded-For headers and shows the culprits behind proxieas. Here is a logfile
|trafshow patched to work with rvnamed for asynchronous dns lookups
|Snortlog like tool for analysing CISCO generated syslog entries from access-lists. Very useful for port 139 issues :-)
|A 3-dimensional plotting engine for ipchains logs. Requires Gnuplot. Sample Plot
|Universal SSL wrapper for all POP-3 mail readers. Your server must support SPOP3. Windows* (yeeech) source also available !
|All of the above in a tar file
|a CGI version of packetchart. Contributed by Gleicon S. Moraes gleicon at engebras.com
From Fabrizio Zeno Cornelli zeno at filibusta.crema.unimi.it
What I'd like to have is a tool that tells me the real important things, a net monitor that daily sends me a SHORT mail. So I've added a section that allows people to strip out the lines not interesting for a fast read.
|A cisco netflow collector log analyzer by George Pallas. Stats provided: hosts that create a lot of flows ( i.e. are infected), hosts that have a lot of traffic on port 20 etc.
|Historic Section , Nostalgia of Youth
|Source file for ISO 8859-7 locale for BSDI and probably all BSD derived systems, to be used with mklocale, and Greek font for the Console.
|DOS Greek keyboard driver in X86 Assembler :-)
Simtel rules Dudes ! Also check out Sivann's Software page
|Greek character support system for Hercules. It needs H43MEU10.ZIP to work, and it offers EGA emulation functionality for text modes only. It is rather a hack than a full product, for people desperate enough to use it. :-) 1993
|A back propagation Neural Network that reads numbers from their dot matrix representation. It even filters out noise ! Source in Turbo Pascal
| kstats viewing tool for Solaris boxes. Old code I presumed lost and found on
Back in the iron age we had to write our own tools you kids :-)
|Linux Greek
|A very old announcement about Greek on Linux
|Sendmail Antispam
|Antediluvian attempt to stop spammers
|INsurance Mng. Sys.
|A Car Insurance package written in Foxpro for windows.
Dos code also availlable


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DAVAO: Seven people were shot dead on Friday in a massive operation against illegal drug dens by police in the southern Philippines, law-enforcement officials said.
Thirty-six people including a South Korean national were arrested in the raid on 26 houses believed to be selling the banned drug methamphetamine hydrochloride, popularly known as "ice" or "shabu", said Emerson Rosales, the regional chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency.
About 200 police and other lawmen took part in the biggest anti-drugs operation this year, he added.
Thirteen firearms, assorted explosives and banned drugs were also seized in the raid on the major trading city of Davao, he added.
"This part of town is notorious for drug pushers and many of them are armed," Rosales said.
He defended the high number of fatalities, saying the suspects tried to shoot back.
Chief Inspector Elizabeth Jasmin, the area's police spokeswoman, said representatives from the Justice Department, the local government and even major TV broadcasters had accompanied the raiding teams and would have noticed any abuses.
In the past, Philippine police have been accused of illegally "rubbing-out" suspects and then saying they were killed while resisting arrest.
In July, two policemen were charged for killing two gangsters in their custody while 14 others were charged with trying to cover up their crime. (AFP)


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Mud Flood Kills Two in Popular Malaysia Hill Resort
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Water released from a reservoir flooded a section of Malaysia's scenic hill resort in the Cameron Highlands, drowning two immigrant workers and leaving one youth missing when water gushed into about 80 houses in a village in the early hours of Wednesday.
The accident occurred when the authorities were forced to release water from Sultan Abu Bakar hydroelectric dam past midnight following continuous rains that threatened to breach the four gates of the dam's reservoir, police and rescuers said.
"There were four gates, and one of them was manually opened because water was hitting a dangerous level," Yusri Abdullah Sani, Cameron Highlands Fire and Rescue Services Department chief, told The Wall Street Journal. If it hadn't been opened, the rising water level would have automatically triggered opening of the all four gates, causing potentially far worse damage, he added.
Cameron Highlands, a region mostly known for its tea plantations about three hours drive north from Kuala Lumpur, has seen heavy downpours result in minor floods and landslides.
In the Wednesday incident in Bertam Valley, the popular tourist destination and home to mostly vegetable farms and flower nurseries was flooded with water and dozens of vehicles were damaged.
"There was warning, and sirens were activated as part of standard operating procedure. But it was past midnight, so some of them might not have heard it," state Police Chief Sharifuddin Abdul Ghani said.
Those dead were identified as a Bangladeshi man and an Indonesian woman. Missing is a 17-year Indonesian, the police said. No names were provided.


text: Oct. 12 OREGON: State Supreme Court orders fourth sentencing trial for serial killer Dayton Leroy Rogers The Oregon Supreme Court on Thursday vacated the death penalty for Oregon's most prolific serial killer, sending his case back to Clackamas County Circuit Court for a 4th sentencing trial. Dayton Leroy Rogers, dubbed the "Molalla forest killer," was found guilty in 1989 of torturing and killing six women, then dumping their mutilated bodies in the woods south of Molalla. He has been on -- and off -- death row ever since, while his attorneys have filed a series of appeals. The latest state high court ruling does not mean Rogers will go free; his aggravated murder convictions still stand. But it does mean that Clackamas County prosecutors will launch another long, expensive "sentencing phase" to ask a new jury to give Rogers the death penalty. Rogers' 3rd sentencing in 2006 lasted seven weeks, and his defense cost taxpayers more than $450,000. If the jury declines to impose the death penalty, Rogers will serve life in prison, the only other sentence for an aggravated murder conviction. Regardless of the outcome, this latest appeal is not likely to be the last, because a death penalty, under Oregon law, triggers several automatic appeals intended to expose any legal errors. Rogers, 59, formerly of Canby, will remain in the Oregon State Penitentiary until all appeals are exhausted. In its ruling Thursday, the Supreme Court said Clackamas County Circuit Judge Ronald D. Thom erred when he ordered certain "juror anonymity" procedures that precluded Rogers and his defense attorneys from learning the identities of potential jurors, undercutting their ability to help pick an impartial jury. The state's high court also said Thom erred when he admitted testimony during the penalty phase about a homosexual relationship Rogers had as a teenager. Gregory D. Horner, Clackamas County chief deputy district attorney, said the prosecutors still are analyzing the high court's opinion and have not yet decided how they will respond. "Basically, we're shocked by the court's opinion," he said. "It's extremely disappointing." Rogers' case continues to haunt witnesses and their families, who now face the prospect of reliving the horrific stories heard during the first three sentencings. During the Molalla forest murders trial, Rogers emerged as a man with 2 faces. At an unimposing 5 feet 9, with thinning hair, he seemed every bit the quiet lawnmower repairman known to neighbors and acquaintances. However, prosecutors revealed that Rogers, who already had a history of violent sex crimes in Lane County, had a much darker side. Jurors heard graphic stories of how Rogers picked up street prostitutes and drove them to secluded spots off old logging roads in the Mount Hood National Forest. Evidence showed that he hog-tied, slashed, stabbed and tortured his victims. He even sawed off some of the victims' feet. Rogers' case unfolded in an unusual way. In 1987, Rogers was arrested in the stabbing death of a Portland prostitute whose nude body was found behind an Oak Grove restaurant. Shortly afterward, he was named the prime suspect in the death of six prostitutes whose decomposed bodies had been found in the woods near Molalla. Before forensics ruled it out, authorities initially suspected Rogers was the notorious Green River killer, a man later identified as a Seattle-area man who killed dozens of prostitutes and dumped their bodies at remote locations in Washington and Oregon. At Rogers' 1st murder trial, his attorneys maintained he killed the Oak Grove stabbing victim in self-defense. However, prosecutors said he killed the young woman for a sexual thrill. He was convicted by a Clackamas County Circuit Court jury and sentenced to life in prison. In 1989, the "Molalla forest murders" trial followed. Eleven former prostitutes testified that they earlier had accompanied Rogers on "dates" that started with vodka and orange juice -- "screwdrivers" in cocktail parlance -- before the encounters turned scary. Dozens of miniature vodka bottles were found at the sites where the bodies were dumped. Hairs and jewelry from the victims were found in the wood stove at Rogers' repair shop in Woodburn. The jury deliberated just 6 hours before convicting him. After a sentencing trial, the jury returned a death-penalty verdict, this time deliberating for 17 1/2 hours. The trial advanced Rogers' tally to a total 7 murder convictions. Meanwhile, the remains of another young woman found in the woods never were identified. Although police suspected Rogers, he was not charged in her death. Even if Rogers is resentenced to death by lethal injection, it may not happen. Gov. John Kitzhaber has declared a moratorium on executions while he is in office. *************** Dayton Leroy Rogers has been in & out of court for 40 years Dayton Leroy Rogers has spent the past four decades in and out of courtrooms, including three jury trials to determine his sentence in the 1987 Molalla forest murders. 1972: Pleads guilty, at age 18, to 2nd-degree assault in Lane County Circuit Court for telling a 15-year-old Eugene girl to close her eyes, then plunging a knife into her belly. 1973: Found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect after striking two Lane County girls with a soft-drink bottle. Released from the Oregon State Hospital in 1974. 1976: Acquitted in May of 1st-degree rape in Clackamas County. Acquitted in August on a new rape charge in Marion County; convicted in the Marion County case of coercion after hogtying 2 teenage hitchhikers in the back of his car. 1988: Convicted in Clackamas County and later sentenced to life in prison for the torture and stabbing death of Jennifer Lisa Smith of Portland outside an Oak Grove restaurant. 1989: Convicted and sentenced to death in Clackamas County Circuit Court for killing 6 women in what were known as the Molalla forest murders. 1992: Wins a 2nd penalty trial when the Oregon Supreme Court overturns his death sentence, based on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that said defendants in capital cases can offer evidence that might persuade the jury to sentence them to prison rather than death. 1994: Sentenced a 2nd time to death for the Molalla forest murders. 2000: Wins a 3rd penalty trial in Clackamas County when the Oregon Supreme Court overturns his 1994 death sentence, saying that the judge should have let the jury consider sentencing him to life without the possibility of parole, an option that did not exist in his 1st trial. 2006: A 3rd Clackamas County jury sentences Rogers to death. 2012: Oregon State Supreme Court vacates death sentence, orders resentencing in Clackamas County Circuit Court. (source: The Oregonian) USA: 9/11 mastermind loses appeal to delay Monday hearing The self-proclaimed mastermind of the September 11 terror attacks has lost an appeal citing rats and mold as a reason to delay his court appearance on Monday, a defense lawyer said. Judge James Pohl's decision was still sealed on Thursday, 3 days before the hearing in question, but lawyer James Connell said he had received word by mid-afternoon. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's "emergency motion to delay October hearings - due to defence offices deemed unsafe due to the presence of hazardous mold, rodents and rodent feces - was denied," announced Connell, defence lawyer for 1 of the 5 men accused of plotting the September 11, 2001 attacks. The new series of preliminary hearings for the 5 men is scheduled to begin on Monday at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The hearings had already been postponed so that the defendants could observe the holy month of Ramazan and were then pushed back a day when a derailed freight train in the US state of Maryland caused an Internet outage at the base. They were delayed once more due to Tropical Storm Isaac. This time, it was Mohammed's lawyers who had asked for the delay, saying the offices they were provided were "not habitable due to extensive, ongoing and serious health hazards presented by exposure to hazardous mold, airborne particulates, rodents, rodent feces and other significant matters." According to their request, filed in early October, the decaying body of a dead rat was removed from the ceiling on September 25, and, the month before, several large rats were removed, causing rat feces to drop into the workspace. The defense team said the uneasy work conditions left them unable to adequately prepare for the hearing. Soon after their motion was filed, Pohl said he was astonished these offices had been designated for the lawyers when a team of air quality and mold inspectors had recommended they not be used. He ordered the offices to be repaired or another "decent workspace" be provided. As a result, the vents and the offices were cleaned, disinfected and re-inspected by a Guantanamo hospital team, which re-authorised them to be used, a base spokesman said. Mohammed is awaiting trial along with his Pakistani nephew Ali Abd al-Aziz Ali, also known as Ammar al-Baluchi, Mustapha Ahmed al-Hawsawi of Saudi Arabia and Yemenis Ramzi Binalshibh and Walid bin Attash. The 5 men face the death penalty if convicted for their roles in the 2001 attacks by al Qaeda militants in which hijacked planes were used to strike New York, Washington and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, killing 2,976 people. (source: Dawn News) SOUTH DAKOTA: Governor Daugaard won't stop upcoming executions Gov. Dennis Daugaard said Thursday that he will not step in to spare the lives of Eric Robert and Donald Moeller, an announcement clearing the way for their upcoming executions. "The death penalty is the law in South Dakota, and I support it," Daugaard said. "The state has a solemn responsibility to carry out this penalty in the rare cases where it is applied." The governor would have authority to intervene as the final step in a unique sequence of safeguards that apply to capital punishment in South Dakota. Each case requires a judgment of guilt in court, a separate court proceeding to impose the death sentence, an automatic review by the state Supreme Court and the governor having the option to lessen the sentence. Daugaard said he had no reason to alter the decision of the courts. He commented by email from his office in Pierre. "The decision to impose the death penalty is made through the criminal justice system, and in the pending cases I have no reason to substitute a different judgment," he said. "State law allows me to conduct my own investigation, and I have done that with cooperation from the attorney general. Barring an unforeseen circumstance, I will not intervene to prevent or delay the death penalty sentence from being carried out." Robert, 50, is scheduled to die next week for his role in murdering corrections officer Ronald "R.J." Johnson, 63, in April 2011 at the South Dakota State Penitentiary in Sioux Falls. Moeller, 60, is scheduled to die the week of Oct. 28 for the kidnapping, rape and murder of Rebecca O'Connell, a 9-year-old Sioux Falls girl, in 1990. Daugaard declined through an aide to answer additional questions. His announcement came the same day the state's 2 Roman Catholic bishops, the Rev. Paul Swain in Sioux Falls and the Rev. Robert Gruss in Rapid City, urged that the sentences be changed to life imprisonment and that the state repeal its death penalty law. The bishops, who represent about 150,000 Catholics in South Dakota, said the state has an obligation to hold violent criminals accountable. (source: The Argus Leader) CONNECTICUT: Cheshire home invader wants to be executed Steven Hayes, the notorious killer who sits on death row for the 2007 slayings of a Cheshire woman and her two daughters, wants to waive his appeals and proceed to his execution, a path that serial killer Michael Ross took before being put to death in 2005. In a letter to the Hartford Courant, Hayes, 49, said he is the subject of "cruel and unusual punishment" by prison staff at Northern Correctional Institution in Somers, treatment he claims has "been escalating" since March 2012. "I was willing to live with the intense grief from my past actions, and I still am willing," Hayes wrote in the letter, dated Sept. 29, 2012. "However, I cannot live with the intense tourcher (sic), torment, harassment, and the resulting psychological trauma dished out by the Dept. of Corr. staff here at Northern. I was sentenced to death, not sentenced to tourcher (sic) and punitive treatment until death," he wrote to the Courant. Hayes said he would be making "a formal announcement" about his decision to go to "the death chamber" during "the 2nd week of October," but he did not say how he would announce it. Michael Courtney, head of the state Public Defender's Office capital defense unit, which is handling Hayes' appeal, declined to discuss any recent discussions he and other attorneys have had with Hayes. "It's not uncommon for death-row inmates who are held in isolation with little or no connection to the outside world or independent mental-health treatment to deteriorate to the point of considering volunteering for execution," Courtney said. In Connecticut, the appeals process involves an automatic sentence review by the state Supreme Court, so Hayes' decision would not impact the initial appeal. If the appeal is unsuccessful, Hayes could then forgo the usual progression of state habeas corpus motions and federal appeals that occur before a convict is put to death. With those appeals in place, legal experts have said it could easily be 20 years or longer before Hayes is executed. What Hayes wrote in the Sept. 29 letter conflicts with what he told the Courant earlier this year. In a prison interview, Hayes said he promised one of his defense attorneys, Thomas J. Ullmann, that he would not waive his appeals and seek execution. Ullmann confirmed the conversation, telling the Courant in July: "He has made a commitment to me that he will not pull a Michael Ross." Ross decided to waive his appeals in 2004 and, after a protracted legal battle, died by lethal injection in May 2005. Ross was the first person executed in Connecticut since 1960. He had spent 18 years on death row. Word of Hayes' decision to seek execution comes at a time when questions loom about whether those on death row should still face execution in light of the repeal last April of the death penalty. Though state legislators abolished capital punishment for future offenses, Hayes and the other nine men on death row and those with pending death-eligible cases still face execution. The state Supreme Court has agreed to consider the constitutionality of the death penalty for the condemned inmates in light of the repeal. Those arguments will be made at a later date. Hayes could not be reached for comment Thursday. Brian Garnett, a Department of Correction spokesman, said a disciplinary report resulted in Hayes losing prison visits for 30 days. When asked about Hayes' claims, Garnett said, "The Department of Correction provides for safe, secure and humane supervision of the offenders in our custody." Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky broke into the Cheshire home of the Petit family in July 2007. Dr. William Petit Jr. was beaten with a baseball bat and left to die in the basement. Hayes raped and strangled Petit's wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit. Their daughters, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, died of smoke inhalation after they were doused with gasoline and the house was set on fire. Petit managed to escape. Both Hayes and Komisarjevsky, 32, were convicted and sentenced to death for the killings in widely publicized trials. During jury selection at Hayes' trial, prison officials found him unconscious in his cell. His attorneys said Hayes tried to overdose on prescription medication. In trial testimony, Hayes told officials he had tried to kill himself numerous times by slashing his wrists, crashing a car into a wall and tying clothes around his neck. He told the Courant during the prison interview that an elaborate confession he made in letters about killing 17 women was another bid to kill himself. Hayes explained that by writing from prison about the bogus killing spree, he hoped that authorities would seize his letters and notify police. His plan was to trade information for food -- he wanted police to buy his story and grant his request for soda, a pepperoni pizza and a dozen oysters with hot sauce. He is deathly allergic to oysters. "I planned to eat them and have them find me dead in my cell the next morning," Hayes told the Courant. (source: Connecticut Post) NORTH CAROLINA: Statements of victims' families show anger at Racial Justice Act hearing Keep the death penalty racially fair, lawyers for 3 death-row inmates told a Cumberland County judge Thursday. Don't forget the killers' victims, implored family members speaking on behalf of 5 people who were shot to death in 3 of the Fayetteville community's most horrific murder cases. The state's 2nd Racial Justice Act evidentiary hearing ended Thursday with tears and anger among some in an audience of about 80 people during closing arguments from the lawyers and impact statements from the victims' relatives. Since Oct. 1, Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Greg Weeks has heard eight days of evidence and testimony at this hearing. He is expected to rule in November or December whether to commute the death sentences of Christina Walters, Tilmon Golphin and Quintel Augustine to life in prison without parole. The hearing has focused on whether prosecutors illegally and, because of racism, blocked blacks from serving on juries. The hearing drew numerous uniformed law enforcement officers; three of the murder victims were lawmen killed in the line of duty. Members of Augustine's family attended every day, but it appeared no one from Golphin or Walters' family attended. Both Golphin and Walters waived their right to appear during the hearing. Walters, an American Indian, led a gang that kidnapped 3 women at random in 1998 and shot them. Two died, and one survived eight gunshot wounds. The women who died were white; the survivor is black. Golphin and his brother killed a state trooper and a Cumberland County deputy during a traffic stop in 1997. The Golphins are black; the lawmen were white. Augustine was convicted for the murder of a Fayetteville police officer in a shooting in 2001. Augustine is black, as was the slain officer. Justice calls for the 3 convicted murderers to be removed from death row, said defense lawyers Cassandra Stubbs and James Ferguson II in their closing arguments. "This whole exercise offers all of us in the criminal justice system an opportunity for growth, a challenge for growth," Ferguson said. "And I say 'a challenge for growth' because we're growing now from an era that was once characterized by slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, discrimination and racial bias, and it is difficult to emerge from that. It's difficult to make that change." Ferguson and Stubbs recapped statistics that said that blacks were peremptorily struck by prosecutors from serving in Walters', Augustine's and Golphin's murder trials at far higher rates than whites. Prosecutors' notes from jury selection sometimes delineated that some jurors were black. Other notes specified the neighborhoods where the jurors lived, which Stubbs contended signals whether a person is white or black. "This is just a proxy for race," she said. A prosecutor at a murder trial in 1998 wrote a disparaging comment about someone in notes she made during jury selection. This prosecutor testified this week that she was criticizing the defendant. Ferguson contended that the context of the comment makes it clear that the prosecutor's insult was directed at the judge after the judge stopped her from excusing a black juror. The judge ruled that she had illegally used race to excuse the juror. Prosecutors arguments Assistant District Attorneys Rob Thompson, Mike Silver and Jonathan Perry said there is no substance to the defendants' claims. A study claiming local and statewide patterns of racism in jury selection is fundamentally flawed, Perry said. One of the authors "forced race into the model as a parameter or a variable to be discussed and analyzed from the very start," he said. "I've got adjectives about their study," Thompson said. "Desperate. Illogical. Overreaching. Assuming. Nonsensical. Slanderous. Incomplete. Wholly unconvincing. Insulting. Offensive. McCarthyist." Prosecutors articulated valid race-neutral reasons for striking jurors, Silver said. "The state is not using race as a significant factor to strike, use peremptory challenges to strike jurors. Instead, the defense, instead of taking the totality of the circumstances, focuses on one thing: They say 'race.' They identify them as 'black.' Therefore, they can use race." Family statements After closing arguments, Judge Weeks gave relatives of the murder victims an opportunity to speak. Olivia and Roy Turner, the parents of slain Fayetteville Police Officer Roy Turner Jr., had Thompson read a letter to the judge. Augustine was convicted of his murder. The bullet that killed Turner wasn't guided by color, they said, "nor did it matter to you that race of the police officer. Whether black, white, Hispanic or other, that officer would have died by your hand on that night." Any jury of any racial composition would have sentenced Augustine to death, they said. Augustine did not appear to show emotion or respond as the letter was read. Kevin Hathcock, son of murdered Deputy David Hathcock, said he is sad that his children never got to meet their grandfather. "I write letters to my father, knowing he can't get them. But I take them to the grave site," Hathcock said. Golphin and his brother killed David Hathcock and State Trooper Ed Lowry. Walters was the leader of a gang that kidnapped and killed Tracy Lambert of Hope Mills and Susan Moore of Fayetteville. Dixie Lowry Davis, Ed Lowry's widow, spoke on their behalf. "My heart breaks for the Lambert and Moore families, whose daughters were killed as they begged for their life," Davis said. "Gang members executed them as part of an initiation. Their murders chosen at random, for fun. They killed them for fun." Then the gang members argued about who would get to keep the women's clothing, she said. "If these people don't deserve the death penalty, then nobody should deserve it," Davis said. Al Lowry has carried his anger for the 15 years since the Golphins killed his brother Ed Lowry. "The state of North Carolina has not fulfilled an obligation of following through with the death penalty," Lowry said. This hearing is not about racism, Lowry said. "We're banning the death penalty and hiding behind the skirts of racism," he said. Kevin Golphin has come off death row because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Lowry expects the same for Tilmon Golphin because of this hearing. "I feel like your decision's made up since day one," he told Weeks. Weeks in April granted the state's 1st Racial Justice Act relief to Marcus Reymond Robinson of Fayetteville, a black man who killed a white teen in a robbery. Robinson was taken off death row based on statistical data of racism in his trial and in the local and state court systems. Since that ruling, the Racial Justice Act was revised to require additional, nonstatistical evidence. 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Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 1:48 pm
Post subject: Is it ok?
Hi all, am new to this forum, so forgive me ifI'm a little rusty!
I am 16 weeks pregnant with my first baby, and am more worried than I ever thought I'd be.
I had an urge at lunchtime for some cheese on toast, which was lovely. It was only when taking another look at the packet, that I saw that it should have beun eaten within 3 days of opening. It had been open for around two weeks, but was still in date until the 14th April ( which is what I looked at first and assumed it was ok). It was wrappedup in the fridge and looked and tasted ok.
Have I done any harm to my baby?
Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:20 pm
Post subject: Cheese
Hi. I used to work with food and after a number of food hygiene courses and other courses/exams I discovered that most cheese is less likely to cause food poisoning than many other foods. There are bacteria that can be found in/on some types of cheeses but if you feel ok then there is nothing to be worried about - if you're not affected your baby shouldn't be either.. If you become ill then you should go to the doc/hospital and tell them what you ate so they can help. Otherwise, try not to worry, as in all likelihood you and the baby will be fine.
I would also say that with all foods and pregnancy, if you're wondering about whether something is safe to eat (and you really fancy it), check with your GP/Midwife or, if you're in doubt, don't take the risk. Also, in some families where there is a sensitivity to certain types of food (gluten, lactose etc) or a tendency to allergies (e.g. peanuts) the UK government health department advise that those foods are best avoided in pregnancy to minimise the risk to the baby of developing an allergy. Hope this helps, all the best Marien


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RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, CALIF. — The Saddlemen Pet Voyager is a convertible pet carrier and cargo bag that allows animals to ride comfortably and safely on a Harley-Davidson or metric cruiser or touring bike.
The removable carrier includes multiple vents, a padded interior, and food and water trays. It also doubles as a versatile cargo bag with a quick disconnect setup, backpack straps and separated compartments. Other features include:
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- A plush backrest pad that can be positioned for the rider or passenger.
- A liner bag with carry handles that allows storage of clothes or cargo away from the pet.
- A sturdy grip hand.
- A sliding leash mount that gives the pet room to move, but keeps it secure in the bag. It also comes with a short internal leash and a long walking leash for pet pit stops.
The bag mounts via a Versa-Mount seat harness or adjustable sissy bar strap system.
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Rep. Mary Bono Mack, R-Palm Springs, has helped to set up a fund to help the family of Christian Morales, who died after a water polo practice on Wednesday.
Bono Mack said a single mother struggling to pay for the funeral of a son who drowned can be insurmountable.
A fund has been set up at First Bank in Palm Desert. The account number is 4621208564.


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Jameyson has decided to teach at a West Oakland charter school instead. There, she says, the principal is more accessible, instructional "coaches" regularly visit classrooms to give teaching support, and the pay is better.
During her time at Castlemont's Leadership Preparatory High School, Jameyson said, she often felt like she was on her own.
"I think I observed one other teacher twice. That's not enough to really grow."
It was a professional decision, she said.
"It's not like I was horribly unhappy with my job at Leadership. It was just time for me to go."
Jameyson is one of some 300 teachers the Oakland school district is expecting to replace this year. About 14 percent of the district's classroom teachers have left each year, forcing the school district to spend millions of its funds to recruit, hire and train their replacements.
The problem is not unique to Oakland. Nationwide, teacher turnover costs schools more than $7 billion a year, according to a study released Wednesday by a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group, the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future.
To calculate the figures, researchers analyzed the actual costs of recruiting, hiring and training new teachers in five very different school districts across the country.
If the per-teacher hiring costs of those districts applied to Oakland, as the researchers suggest, that would amount to $4.6 million to $5.4 million a year. (The study lists a $12 million turnover price tag for the Oaklandfrom Metro 1
schools, but that calculation doesn't appear to reflect the most recent data.)
The study makes the case for investing resources in new teacher training and support and in data systems that would allow districts to track which of their schools are seeing the greatest exodus.
Those suggestions appeal to at least two people trying to find ways to stabilize the Oakland teaching force: Jack Gerson, a union leader and math teacher at Leadership Preparatory High School at Castlemont, and Laura Moran, the Oakland school district's chief services officer.
By Gerson's count, the small schools at Castlemont are losing at least 20 teachers of a combined staff of about 60. The annual exodus makes it difficult for the remaining staff to sustain much of anything, he said.
Moran said school leaders already know what causes so many teachers to leave the Oakland school system: lack of principal support, poor experiences with the central office, safety and disciplinary problems and low wages.
They also have a good idea of what would help new teachers feel successful, including an extra preparation period, instructional coaches and an opportunity to "team teach" with a more experienced teacher.
Now, Moran said, it's a matter of finding the money.
"It would probably cost us millions of dollars a year to reverse that trend," she said. "I think that's what we're struggling with."
The full teacher turnover study, as well as a new Teacher Turnover Cost Calculator, can be found at http://www.nctaf.org.


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you girls are really using the stitch markers as a decorative object, aren't you?
I have German ones that you can hook into the stitch (very practical for row marking) and just messed up a pattern (pulled it out) because they were supposed to be between the stitches, not IN them... Well anyways: I am back to using left over string: loops tied in different colors (cotton that does not leave fuzz!) and just work them off.
So my question is: is there another advantage to "real" stitch markers than just the look? if so, please make me smarter!
I think, like so many other things in knitting, that it's a personal preference. For myself, I would rather be knitting than tying little pieces of yarn into loops all the time...a few minutes and a couple of dollars at Michael's or thrown into my Knitpicks order, and I'm good to go for many projects, with a neat little "case" to keep them all in as well.
But if you didn't mind tying the little loops, I can't think of any reason you'd need "real" ones.
I haven't come to the point of wanting to buy the more expensive, really pretty ones yet, though I did make a set for my daughter for Christmas one year. It's not that hard.
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PARKERSBURG - No. 17 Wheeling Park scored two touchdowns in a span of 1:22 late in the first half to take the lead and no points were produced in the second half as the visiting Patriots prevailed over No. 14 Parkersburt South 17-14 Friday night at the Erickson All-Sports Facility.
The win improved Park's hopes for a Class AAA playoff berth while staggering South's playoff possibilities. Park is now 6-3 while South is 5-4 and must defeat John Marshall next Friday at Erickson and keep its fingers crossed on making the AAA playoffs.
Bryce Ingram tallied both Park TDs in the game with 2:43 left in the first half on a 15-yard run, then with 1:21 to go until halftime on a 57-yard aerial strike for a 17-14 lead at intermission. Ingram rushed 137 yards in the game on 23 carries and caught two balls for 74 more stripes.
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Wheeling Park's Eric Banks attempts to stiff arm his way past Parkersburg South's Jordan Braniff. Wheeling Park won, 17-14.
Park stopped a drive by South on the game's first possession when Quashad Pugh intercepted at the Park 35 at 7:43 of the opening quarter.
Liam Casey booted a 35-yard field goal for Park at 5:15 of the first period for a 3-0 lead. But South's Logan Cox broke loose up the middle for a 51-yard dash to the Park 22 to set up Jordan Quiocho's 7-yard dart into the end zone at 2:03 of the first to lift the 'home team into a 7-3 lead.
After South's Brendan Schwendeman recovered a Park fumble at his own 42, quarterback Tyler Bolen connected with Jordan Braniff on a 20-yard pass to set the stage for a Bolen TD toss to Quiocho two plays later. From the Park 38, Bolen fired a perfectly-timed pass down the sideline that Quiocho caught in stride behind his defender at the Park 20 and scooted into the end zone at the 10:42 mark of the second stanza for a 14-3 South lead.
But Ingram twisted free and got outside and raced 15 yards to paydirt at 2:43 of the second to narriow the gap to 14-9, then snagged the 57-yard TD pass, outruning South defenders to score.
The third quarter saw South getting an interception from Tyler Rouse and fumble recovery by Cody Smith, but also Park's Theo Blackson picking off Bolen.
In the fourth quarter, South got the ball for the final time with 2:45 to play at its own 14, and got out to the 45 before a 4th-down pass went imcomplete at 1:45 and Psrk proceded to run out the clock.