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I apologize in advance for any spelling error you may find: English it's not my primary language as I come from Italy! :) and I live in the States (legally!) from a year. I'm a 28 yo busy mom of 2 wonderful kids and I have this big passion for crochet that I'm trying to use to raise some money selling my "crocheted little things" as I like to call my works. I do not consider this like a job simply because I really enjoy crochet each and every piece!
I learned how to crochet when I was 9-10 from my mom who is a "doily maker". It was something I liked to do during summer breaks, but never thought I could use it like I'm doing now! I started crocheting during my second pregnancy, I got sick and I had to rest a lot for my little girl's sake so I needed something to keep my hand and mind busy while resting. Most of the works I did during that time are now for sale in my shop. But so far never thought about selling anything, I was just having a lot of fun! Last year my hubby was out of job and we needed to buy clothes for my children...somehow I had a couple of skeins of yarn and I created warm sweaters for them (I think I have a pic of my daughter wearing it). When we went out everybody was asking me where I found those sweater....and orders came to me. I used to crochet gifts for family and friends and other orders arrived....then I tried to crochet some jewelry pieces and decided to try a craft show....it went pretty good and that's why I finally decided to seriously sell my works, even on line.
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November 15, 2007, 10:57 PM
Anyone own or have experience with an HK P2000 SK? I am thinking of getting one. Thanks.
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November 16, 2007, 12:37 AM
I have one. Mine is an LEM in .40 S&W with night sights. Its a great gun. I cant carry as they dont allow that here in IL. However it would be an excellent carry gun. It can take larger magazines from the P2000/USPc in the same caliber. If you choose 9mm I believe the 15 round P30 mag will work as well.
The recoil in .40 S&W is very manageable and it shoots easily. The gun is an accurate and easily handled gun. Its ergonomics are superb and the ability to change the grip is a bonus.
I really recommend checking it out, and giving the LEM trigger a fair chance. If not, I hear the DA/SA is pretty good as well.
If your looking for a good price I would check www.policeguns.com as they come with 3 high cap mags and night sights.
Also check out the P2000 if you can as it is a little bit bigger but also easily an excellent carry gun.
November 16, 2007, 02:11 AM
I had one identical to Tecumseh's and I miss it like crazy, the LEM trigger was perfect for CCW! I am currently hunting down another one to replace my stolen love! Great gun and highly recommended here!!!
November 16, 2007, 05:23 AM
I carry on a daily base a P2000 in .357 SIG and then the SK for deep ccw:
November 16, 2007, 06:25 AM
The P2000SK is a great carry gun and great range gun too. These are easy shooting, surprisingly accurate guns. Mine is a version 3 SA/DA, and the LEM is excellent also...I had a hard time deciding between them.
+1 on the Clyde Armory LEO set up. The factory Mepro Truglo sights are very good and the third mag is a nice bonus. Extra mags are on CDNN for $20. Shown is the set up from Clyde.
November 16, 2007, 06:17 PM
Thanks for that info...........I am trying to resist getting one. I want to get the new Berretta PX4 subcompact when it hits the market in Jan., but I may have to get this one first. So many guns and so little time and money.
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November 17, 2007, 04:29 PM
I have one in .40, V3. I carry it all the time. Even shot IPSC with it briefly. Zero problems ever and very comfortable. It's the lightest recoiling compact .40 you'll find. HK is also selling an Xgrip extension to fir the p2000/compact mag and create additional grip space. To carry I recommend a Milt Sparks holster, it's worth the wait! I use a watch-6 but the VM2 is good also.
November 17, 2007, 05:00 PM
These are hands down my favorite guns.
I will post pictures of my P2000sk and P2000 when they get back from CCR with a new look.
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November 17, 2007, 06:39 PM
:mad:I hate em I have to train with one here at the academy and I can't get used to that looooooong trigger pull. I use to carry a 1911, oh! how I miss that 1911 and when I went home for a three day weekend I figuerd I'll try my wife's glock, and that trigger pull that I used to think was very long seemed so short next to that P-2000. I wish we had glock's or sig's instead of these long D/A only trigger pull HK-P2000s.
the worst part is I cant carry anything else off duty only that awfull HK-P2000 :cuss:other than that it's pertty realiable 2500 round's and no jam's. I guess i have no choice but to get use to that damned gun.:banghead:
just my opinion diffrent guns for diffrent folk's, this one aint for me.
November 17, 2007, 08:16 PM
I have a DA/SA .40 P2000SK that I chose for my carry gun. Ergos are 1st rate- I'm a lefty and I like the ambidextrous slide stop and mag release. The decocking button on the left side of the rear of the slide works for the left hand too, but requries an adjusment to my grip. It has been 100% with the 300 rounds through it so far, and I expect that to continue. It feels very rugged and well built, but is just a little heavier than a subcompact Glock. Perceived recoil with .40 caliber ammo is light. The factory Mepro's shoot to point of aim.
Customer service is said to be good now with H&K USA headquarters in Trussville. H&K's have a lifetime guarrantee.
I'm very satisfied with my P2000SK. I ordered several $20 flat floorplate mags from CDNN, and a couple of P2000 12 round mags with the X-grip adapter (I reccomend getting a couple of X-grips-they really work well.)
November 17, 2007, 10:20 PM
Had a V2 9MM SK.
Loved everything about it except the horrible magazine drop. Wound up with a Walther P99 -- much happier, if only for the extended release lever.
November 18, 2007, 08:34 AM
Full Metal, It took me awhile to get use to the Lem trigger. Once you do, you will settle in. After the first shot you should only be going back to reset not all the way back. First shot take up some of the slack if slow firing. I found when I shot fast I wouldn't notice the long trigger, it's only when I shot slowly that I noticed the long trigger. It took me a good 1000 rounds to start adjusting to get this system down. First shot, slow fire take up some of the slack, second shot only go back to reset. Try shooting double and triple taps fast, and see what you feel. These H&K's are very good pistols, don't give up and work with it, it does come to you. I am guessing that you do have the LEM trigger? If this is an LE gun it probably does, at about 7 to 8 lbs, which is ok. Go shoot an old revolver for a while at 12 lbs, then come back to the HK and you will think the trigger is nice and light and sweet shooting.
November 18, 2007, 09:03 AM
To add to cocojo's post above, there is the 5 lb LEM trigger available for installation also. That is the Version 1 trigger for the P2000SK. It is very easy and smooth. Almost too easy.
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While some of the "Songs of Christmas" picks have been oldies, today is brand new release by The Killers, who put out an original Christmas song every year with the proceeds going to the fight against AIDS worldwide.
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NEWARK — The New Jersey State Police will hold a recruitment drive at Essex County College on Friday as part of a larger push to attract qualified minority candidates to the agency, officials said.
There are only a handful of minority women in the 2,700-member agency, according to Sgt. Brian Polite, a New Jersey State Police spokesperson. Aware of the need to diversify, the State Police have begun holding recruitment events throughout New Jersey in the hopes of attracting a wider range of candidates.
"We do understand that in our ranks right now, there is a need to make more of an effort to recruit minorities, and particularly minority females," Polite said. "Not to say that we're taking away from our overall recruiting efforts but we're just adding on new venues of outreach to minorities."
The event will be part of a larger job fair inside the Essex County College gymnasium from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, Polite said.
The move comes just months after the State Police were rocked when Maj. Gerald Lewis, the former head of minority recruitment for the agency, filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Col. Rick Fuentes. Lewis accused Fuentes of launching a bogus, racially motivated internal investigation against him.
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"What we're trying to do is also start up a conversation with minority potential candidates. Let them know we are interested in having you as part of the State Police. If you have any preconceived notions about the State Police, then let's have that conversation," he said. "We want you to be a part of our organization, but make no mistake about it, we're going to make sure you're qualified."


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Belgium-based ThromboGenics and Swedish firm BioInvent International entered into a license agreement with Roche for TB-403, an anticancer agent the two companies developed jointly. According to Stuart Laermer, CBO for ThromboGenics, the deal is a "license to Roche for our anti-PLGF antibody, which we call TB-403. PLGF, or placental growth factor, is one of the growth factors that is responsible for stimulating blood vessel growth. The object is to inhibit PLGF to the effect that it will inhibit blood vessel growth around the tumors." PLGF has a similar mechanism to VEGF, but does not appear to affect healthy tissue the way the inhibiting VEGF does.PLGF was discovered in the laboratory of Peter Carmeliet, Ph.D., at the University of Leuven, Belgium. ThromboGenics licensed the product several years ago. "The University performed basic discovery and we took over preclinical development," Dr. Laermer notes. "Then we chose to partner with BioInvent because we wanted to add strength with their ability to develop and add antibodies on a large scale."ThromboGenics and BioInvent will receive an upfront payment of Euro50 million ($77.41 million). A series of milestone payments associated with the success of the clinical development program will bring the total to Euro500 million ($774.1 million) plus what the company calls "double digit" royalties. ThromboGenics will receive 60% and BioInvent 40% of the deal revenues. "The money will be used for the rest of our pipeline, Laermer explains. "We have other programs that are in advanced stages of clinical development, and we also have a preclinical pipeline. We have a large portfolio of products, the most advanced of which is Microplasmin, which we're developing in visual disorders as well as cardiovascular disorders such as stroke."Laermer notes that the genesis of ThromboGenics began with professor Désiré Collen, now CEO and chairman of the company. "It was his laboratory that, many years ago, developed tPA or tissue plasminogen activator, which right now is the only thrombolytic agent used for stroke and licensed to Genentech. The royalties from that are what funded the operations of ThromboGenics for many years until about two years ago."ThromboGenics retained the option to copromote products in the Nordic, Baltic, and Benelux counties, although Laermer indicates they have several years to decide exactly how they will do that. In addition, Roche will be funding a research program for nononcology applications that will be performed at ThromboGenics' facilities.
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Interim welterweight champion and Albuquerque native Carlos Condit was defeated by George St. Pierre by way of unanimous decision in the 170 pound fight.
It was St. Pierre's return to the Octagon after suffering a knee injury 19 months ago.
Condit a former Cibola Cougar, suffered a cut above his right eye in the 2nd round, but the fight went the distance.
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Williamsport left fielder McKenzie Tebbs has many games to play the next four seasons and many goals she is working toward.
Just one game into her scholastic career, however, the freshman can scratch off one accomplishment. Tebbs belted a walk-off single Tuesday at Elm Park as the young Millionaires edged Hollidaysburg, 3-2, scoring two runs in the bottom of the seventh to do so. Tebbs was one of four freshmen making her first start and that quartet grew up quick as the game progressed.
"I wasn't expecting that I would come into this game and be batting in the seventh inning with two outs and get the game-winning hit," Tebbs said. "I didn't expect that at all, but you just have to do what you have to do sometimes."
Tebbs, center fielder Chloe Jennings, designated hitter Kaliyah Moore and catcher Shataya Buxton all entered Tuesday's game nervous. It is a huge jump from junior high to Class AAAA softball. Early on the nerves were obvious, but all four settled down and made a positive impact.
Tebbs went 3 for 4, twice dropping perfect bunts before delivering the game-winning hit on a drive to right-center field. Jennings patrolled center field well, Moore hit lead-off and belted a double. Buxton made a big play in the second inning, throwing out a runner trying to steal third while squashing a rally and preserving a scoreless game.
The schedule is tough and challenges will increase but all four passed their first test.
"We all are eager," Tebbs said. "We all talk and we just all want to do our best."
"They're young, but they're very talented," Williamsport coach Quint Bower said. "Right now, as much as going out and teaching the fundamentals, it's a lot of psychological stuff, keeping them up and letting them know. To win like that was big. I was very happy."
It was no accident that all four freshmen made key contributions. It was the result of old-fashioned work. They were four of 20 players who put in dedicated offseason work from November through the start of preseason practice.
All four know the expectations surrounding the program and all four want to help it build on its winning tradition. The Millionaires have won two straight district championships and are hoping to make a state tournament run this season. As good as winning senior pitcher Alexis Bower (15 strikeouts, 3 for 3) is, those four freshmen are instrumental to the team's success.
That is why winning the way Williamsport did yesterday might be bigger than the win itself. All four were challenged and four delivered. None of the three freshmen who batted struck out and all four look like versatile players who can hurt opponents in different ways. Now they know they can come through under pressure and that means just as much as their skills do.
"I have to put trust in these freshmen players but I don't want to give them too much reign early and have them go out and lose their confidence," Quint Bower said. "That's the biggest thing. If they're confident going to play well."
They should be plenty confident after yesterday's comeback. It also helps that the freshmen have four sophomore starters who know exactly what they are going through. Sophomores Kaitlin Caringi, Tiana McCormick, Mikayla Bower and Taylor Brooks all started last year and all four helped Williamsport repeat as district champions while increasing the team's win total.
"They've brought us in and accepted us," Tebbs said. "Now that we're starting with them they've learned to help us. They are helping us with what we need to get done on the field."
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The five-day Taipei Computer Applications Show will be featuring 200 companies occupying 1,400 booths including top-tier brands Acer, BenQ, ViewSonic, Canon, MIO, Pentax, MSI, Intel and HP, event organizers said yesterday.
One of the most popular shows in Taipei, the Taipei Computer Applications Show - now in its 16th year - has been attracting large crowds for four reasons: Substantial discounts, an extensive product menu, freebies and non-stop entertainment.
Organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council and the Taipei Computer Association, the fair will be presenting the single-largest retail platform in the IT and electronics sector. The show is expected to lure in consumers, dealers, resellers, PC retailers, value-added resellers, manufacturers, system builders, system integrators, service providers, software developers, and consumer electronics stores to name a few.
'Big and wide'
One of the exhibitors at this year's show is display vendor ViewSonic. The company will be launching two budget widescreen LCD models at the fair - the 20-inch VX2235WM which costs NT$8,990 and its wider sibling, the 22-inch VX2235WM, which sells for NT$13,900.
"'Big and wide' are ViewSonic's theme this season," said a public relations executive. "The 20-inch widescreen is a steal at NT$8,990. We also believe the 22-inch model will appeal to consumers who want widescreens that won't break their budgets."
The 22-inch widescreen is also targeting consumers who think the 20-inch model is too small for them but don't have the moolah for 24-inch models, the public relations executive added.
"To sweeten the deal, ViewSonic will also be giving away freebies to fairgoers who will purchase their displays," she said.
New coding system
Another exhibitor, SimpleAct Inc., will be presenting its QuickMark technology at the show. QuickMark is an application that uses the Quick Response Code. Measuring about a couple of centimeters square, the QR Code is, in several ways, more superior than the conventional barcode. Unlike the barcode which can only store a minimum amount of data, the two-dimensional QR Code can store up to 800 digits, is equipped with an encryption and security code, is capable of 360-degree scanning, and facilitates one-click access to wireless Internet, said SimpleAct's Victoria Cheng.
At yesterday's pre-show news conference, SimpleAct showed how a camera phone equipped with QR Code reading software could be used for various consumer-oriented applications from e-commerce to retail sales.
Instead of entering tons of data into their handsets, camera phone owners only need to scan the QR Code on, say, a grapefruit, and the citrus' resume - from the time the tree was planted to the time that particular fruit was picked - would be stored in the handset.
Marketing tie-ins
"You can also use it like an e-ticket. Just put coins and bills into this value-storing machine, scan the resulting QR Code with your camera phone, and you're all set," Cheng said. "You may use your 'wallet phone' to purchase goods from retailers with QR Code readers. Every time you flash your code to a reader, a number of points corresponding to the price of your purchase will be deducted from it."
SimpleAct's QuickMark system is not only a payment gateway, Cheng said.
"The QR Code could be used for marketing and promotional activities, and loyalty campaigns," she added.
Recently, mobile operator Far EasTone Telecommunications released its QR Code-enabled handset, the Sharp WX-T91. Users could use their Sharp phones to scan the QR Code provided in the FET wireless Internet service guide and quickly load the Web pages that they wanted.
For the QR Code to become widespread, merchants - from convenience stores and supermarkets to restaurants and shopping malls - have to adapt it. In this sense, the technology can serve as an effective advertising tool for vendors and manufacturers.


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Michael K. Davis is a well-known Assistant Professor in the School of Communication Studies and is the Director of the Debate Team at James Madison University (JMU). Dr. Davis is originally from Branford, Connecticut; he has lived in Macon, Georgia; Rochester, New York; and Athens, Georgia. He received his undergraduate degree and Master's degree at Syracuse University and his Doctorate at the University of Georgia.
While at university, Dr. Davis concentrated in speech communication. He has been engaged in research studies, argumentation and public debate. He has a few articles under review for publication in the Black Women's Studies journal and the Speaker and Gavel.
In recognition for his exceptional contribution to debate, Dr. Davis was awarded the national Director of the Year for Debate award in 2008. Since Davis came to JMU, he has been the Director of Debate has taught a range of classes, including SCOM 472 Media and Politics, SCOM 453 Political Campaigns, General Communication (GCOM), and SCOM 341 Persuasion. Dr. Davis' favorite part about teaching at JMU is the engaged students in the school and the variety of organizations on campus that enable them to flourish.
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PHILADELPHIA— The school systems in Philadelphia and Neshoba County have adopted an abstinence-only policy for sex education classes in the fall.
Mississippi schools have until June 30 to decide how to incorporate sex education classes into the curriculum for the 2012-13 school year.
The Neshoba Democrat reports the program will be taught initially to seventh graders.
The state is requiring that every district teach either abstinence plus — which includes information about birth control and sexually transmitted diseases — or abstinence only.
Students will be separated by gender. Parents will have the option of opting in or out of the class.
Abstinence-only prohibits discussion of abortion. Contraception can be discussed, but not demonstrated.
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It's been a rough season on Law & Order: SVU thus far for Det. Olivia Benson, who was kidnapped and tortured by a serial rapist in the haunting season premiere.
But behind the scenes, the series' longtime star Mariska Hargitay has only good things to say about the show's current season. "I think it's been a journey," the Emmy winner said Wednesday on the Today show. "I think the writing changes now that we have new showrunners. It feels to me like a different show now, which I think is a great thing. After 15 years, the show feels so unbelievably fresh, and that's a gift."
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Hargitay particularly praised Wednesday's episode (9/8c, NBC) in which Benson's captor, William Lewis (Pablo Schreiber) will finally stand trial for what he did to her. "I read this and I thought, 'This is one of the best scripts I'd ever read - so complicated and so painful,'" Hargitay said.
However, no matter what happens to her attacker, Hargitay said her character's emotional struggle in the wake of her attack is far from over. "It's not that simple, I think," she explained. "What she went through, I don't know that she can recover from. It has changed her. She's still fighting PTSD."
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E. Dotto, M.A. Barucci (DESPA - Observatoire de Paris, France), J. Crovisier (ARPEGES - Observatoire de Paris, France), A. Doressoundiram (Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino, Italy), Th. Encrenaz (DESPA - Observatoire de Paris, France), M. Fulchignoni (Universite ``Denis Diderot'' - Paris VII, France), R.F. Knacke (Penn. State University, Erie, Penn., USA), E. Lellouch (DESPA - Observatoire de Paris, France), P. Morris (ISO Science Operations Center, ESA, Vilspa, Spain), T.G. Mueller (MPIA, Heidelberg, Germany / ISO SOC, Astrophysics Division of ESA, Villafranca, Spain), T. Owen (Institute for Astronomy, Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA)
Observations of asteroids have been performed by ISO satellite with several instruments (PHT-P, PHT-S and SWS). The aim of these observations was to investigate the asteroid physical and compositional properties. Sixteen asteroids have been observed by PHT-P and PHT-S: with PHT-P we obtained the observations at filters 3.6, 10, 11.5, 25, and 60 micron, while with PHT-S we obtained simultaneously the 2.5-5 and 6-12 micron spectral ranges with resolution of 85 and 95, respectively. The 6-12 micron part of the spectrum has been fitted with a black-body curve and the temperature has been computed for all the observed asteroids. A thermal model has been applied to these infrared observations to determine the diameter and the albedo.
Four asteroids (10 Hygiea, 114 Kassandra, 308 Polyxo and 624 Hektor) have been also observed with SWS, and high resolution spectra have been obtained between 5.3 and 45 micron.
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As part of our Valentine's Day Extravaganza we are introducing you to a few single runners that are part of the RunOregon community.
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Justin G., 36, lives in Bend where he runs the trails and roads whenever he gets the chance. It's in part because it helps keep his highly energetic dog a little more mellowed out, but also because he enjoys it. Running "gives me a sense of mission, as I place a lot of goals around my
running. Not the usual, time per mile stuff, I could care less," he says. Instead, he makes life goals like 'vising New York City' and pairs that goal with the chance to run the New York Marathon.
Favorite vacation so far and why: Would be a tie: went to Cinque Terre Italy 5 years ago, hiking from town to town drinking wine and taking in the Mediterranean and Italy along the way. Good food, scenery, adventure, and good company, was pretty exceptional, had an odd yet fun thing about visiting above ground cemeteries there with my (then) girlfriend on the trip.
More recently, did the Rock and Roll Las Vegas half-marathon. It was just flat out fun! Had a bunch of friends come down from Edmonton whom I had not seen since 1993, had a blast catching up, race was awesome, and partied quite a bit. I had never been to Vegas before, so it was a lot of fun to take in.
What he would tell a marathon-training friend who learned they had a stress fracture: Tough one, of course I'd be supportive. Of course, if they haven't seen a sports doctor already, get them to one! I don't see why one could not recover from a stress fracture, but they might miss the upcoming marathon. So, I'd do my best to let them know I'd offer whatever help I can, but also let them know to 'push' recovery to be ambition minded, but not too much where they could make their healing worse, a balancing act. If they are able to channel into other activity, such as swimming, during recovery, I'd recommend that.
Running Pet peeve: People who take themselves too seriously and inflict it on other runners. Isn't running supposed to be fun as well as ambition minded? If one is getting 'agro' about their splits, not sure I'd want to run with them. If someone it serious to themselves but a cool person to be around then great! Heck, I'll run with whomever as long as they are cool to hang out with, as in, they'd be cool and fun to get a beer with after the run. Think 'hash run' style. Also, after a long run, such as a half-marathon, a meal at a nice restaurant is deserved for 'calorie restoration', this might include one heck of a good steak and great wine. It's no time to diet after a good running accomplishment.
Favorite thing about his hometown: Easy living! I moved here from Washington DC, and ran that rat race. In Bend, I have a four mile commute to work, go home at lunch to see my dog, and have a great career minded job, for which I am very grateful. I have made some good friends here and being that Bend is a smaller city, tend to run into them unexpectedly when out downtown or even in the grocery store. The athletics here are pretty good, great running trails where I can run my dog off leash while I run. And, I often ski and run in the same day, such as today.


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Convocation Set for August 31 at Penn State York
New students and their families will receive their official welcome to campus during Penn State York's eighth annual convocation set for Thursday, Aug. 31, at 4:30 p.m. in the Pullo Family Performing Arts Center. The program includes welcoming remarks from the chancellor, student government president, faculty, and staff.
Following the opening ceremonies, students and their families will meet with faculty advisers and then gather for a campuswide picnic. Last year more than 800 students and their families took part in convocation.
This program is the final phase of orientation and provides new students and their families the opportunity to get to know faculty and staff at the campus. Day and evening credit classes begin Tuesday, September 5. Noncredit programs begin throughout the semester. Check out Penn State York on the Web at http://www.yk.psu.edu/ or call the campus at (717) 771-4000.


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Actually, we didn't find any of this music. The sites below did all the work. We're too lazy to do any real reporting. Or too drunk. Depends on the day.
Click through on any of the links to discover MP3 goodness. We're going back to sleep.
1. Masters of glitchy beats and dark sonic twists, New York City's Antipop Consortium introduced a cerebral, electronica-based approach to hip-hop back at the turn of the millennium with highly acclaimed albums like 2000's Tragic Epilogue and 2002's Arrhythmia. [via Spin]
2. Like a concept album compressed into a single track, "Fortunate Man†by The Dusty 45s tells of a ramblin' man who catalyzes his potential to make a change, but it's really the band inspiring their listeners to make a mark with whatever fortune life has given them. [via Bumbershoot Fresh]
3. Daniel Johnston has a new CD out (and a new MP3) [via Brooklyn Vegan]
4. Ex-Polyphonic Spree/Sufjan Stevens rocker Annie Clark was inspired by vintage films and their soundtracks for Actor, her upcoming sophomore album as St. Vincent. [via Spin]
5. Del the Funky Homosapien – "Get it Right Now" and "Straight From The Big Bad West Coast" [via Brooklyn Vegan]


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Spurs, Heat continue to focus on turnovers and execution
The talk the day after the Spurs' Game 1 win over the Miami Heat centered on two things, much like it did in the minutes immediately following the final buzzer: turnovers and Tony Parker's wild shot. Walking around the American Airlines Floor on Friday during the Spurs media availability, which felt much more like a trade show than media session, most of the questions leveled at San Antonio players honed in on those two things.
(Although, the quote of the day clearly goes to Tracy McGrady for his response when asked if he would be ready if he were called upon in this series.)
Otherwise, the story at Friday's practice was the turnovers.
"We were focused on not turning the ball over, but I didn't expect we would get four," Manu Ginobili said. "It's really hard to do, so we're very happy with that part of it."
Considering that the Spurs didn't shoot as well as they'd liked in Game 1, the lack of giveaways was a clear positive for the Spurs, especially when the man handling the ball for them the most doesn't commit a single one.
"To do what Tony did," Ginobili said, "handle the ball the whole game, 48… 40 minutes and not turn the ball over, it was remarkable."
Manu said that while the four turnovers were great and they would like to replicate it, it's really not likely. Which is pretty obvious. Four turnovers in an NBA Finals game is the exception and not the rule. Instead, Ginobili said that their goals is to keep the number of turnovers in Game 2 in single digits.
And it's a good goal to have. As Heat forward Shane Battier said, turnovers are a key area for the Heat. They feast on the scoring opportunities in the open floor that causing turnovers creates. And when a team is so careful with the ball like the Spurs were in Game 1, it severely limits those opportunities for Miami.
"We've been able to force a high number of turnovers, get out and get some easy baskets [this season]," Battier said on Friday. "That's been a much better indicator on our wins and losses."
And in order to win Game 2, Battier made it clear that that's the area of improvement the Heat need to target. With as close as these two teams are in both talent and execution, any little bit matters. The closer Miami can get to creating more turnovers, the less effective San Antonio's offense will be and the more opportunities for easy baskets the Heat will have.
"The Spurs are a ball movement team," Battier said. "When they get 25, 26 assists, that's when they're dangerous because that means they're whipping the ball around the perimeter and making 3s.
"We need to get more contests and more deflections on the ball."
Otherwise, Thursday night's Game 1 was one of the better basketball games you'll ever see in terms of execution. First off, both teams are top-notch, seemingly all 10 players on the floor making the right reads and moves. Which is what you want in an NBA Finals game, but it doesn't always turn out that way. It seems like every other year one of the conference finals matchups serves as the de facto NBA Finals.
Not this year.
"Both these teams pride themselves on being very advanced schematically and it's going to come down to possessions," Battier said, continuing to make me wish the Spurs would find a way to deal for him simply based on his quotability alone. "For a thinking man, thinking woman, this is going to be a good series."
But also the officiating in Game 1 was incredible. With the exception of one or two calls, which is totally forgivable in such a difficult game to referee, the officials in Game 1 were amazing. There were only 24 personal fouls in Game 1 and the vast majority of them were legit.
And on Parker's wild shot clock-beating banker, the refs made the exact right call in letting the call on the floor stand. Had the call on the floor been a shot clock violation, maybe Spurs fans would feel differently, but I think most observers would prefer the officials to skew in favor of putting points on the board as opposed to taking them off.
Regardless, Game 1 was played at such a high level all around, by players, coaches and officials, that we're in for a treat no matter how long this series goes.


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I have found that podcasts that I listen to while running or exercising tend to affect and stick with me much more effectively than those that I listen to while working at a computer.
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A good friend once told me that running is like a "bath for your business brain". It's absolutely true.
My co-founders and I took up running as a team about four months ago as a way to relieve stress, keep focused and counterbalance our startup diet.
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When I was young, I wanted to be a fashion designer. But then I grew up and realized I actually have to be able to eat food and pay rent, so I became a software engineer instead.
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Recently Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg gave some serious kudos to software engineer Nora Mullaney on Quora for Mullaney's response to the question, "What advice would seasoned women in tech give to younger girls deciding to make a tech career for themselves?"
The total response thread is delightfully lengthy
Facebook leaders Sheryl Sandberg and Jocelyn Goldfein share advice.
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The most influential woman in tech right now, Sheryl Sandberg, outlined some clues for younger women searching for a career or job in today's economy.
In a post to Quora last week, she gave three pieces of advice for younger women and made an appeal for women
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Warm Gun, the design conference run by 500 Startups, was held last Friday in San Francisco. Dedicated to measurable design, Warm Gun advocates design that isn't just pretty visuals. Instead, design should influence the user and convert visitors into loyal fans and paying customers.
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For Philadelphia motorists, the nightmare may continue.
Just as they await the scheduled completion of the Schuylkill Expressway reconstruction project later today, plans already are in place to convert West River Drive from a one-way entry or escape route during the morning and evening rush hours to a two-way thoroughfare all the time, beginning Monday.
Montgomery Drive, Neill Drive, the Falls Bridge and Calumet Street also will be made two way 24 hours a day.
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I am looking for someone to write and submit a daily press release via our PR Web membership. Releases can be scheduled for future dates, so you don't need to work in the system every day, but I do want 365 releases per year.
We are an SEO company that serves local medical practices in the US and Canada. You will be writing press releases to announce news and events for our clients. This may include topics such as hiring a new doctor, extending office hours, running a monthly special, having an open house or adding a new service or product.
Although we want the press releases to be about a newsworthy topic, our primary reason for writing and submitting these releases is the SEO value from the links on PRWeb and the syndication partners. Therefore the releases need to have proper keyword density and contain specific anchor-texted links back to the client sites.
We expect that each press release will be between 350-450 words and follow a standard format. The first paragraph will announce the news. The second paragraph will offer details and explanations about the news. The third paragraph is about the main doctor and his/her credentials and training. The fourth paragraph is about the business. The third and fourth paragraphs can be reused verbatim when we submit a release for the same client a second time, so some of the press releases will only require about 200-250 words of new writing.
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Each year, the end of April marks one of my favorite seasons of the year. It's not summer, but it's show season.
The first show of the season is always the Weld County Goat Extravaganza held in Greeley, Colo. This show allows me to show both Boer and dairy goats, connect with other breeders and hopefully bring home a few ribbons.
Usually I head up to the show on either Friday night or Saturday morning. However, this year I was in Alamosa for a very special occasion.
For the past 20 months, I have been involved in a program called the Colorado Agricultural Leadership Program. Through this program I have traveled all across Colorado, to Louisiana, to Washington D.C. and to China.
The weekend of the show was the culmination of the program, and although I love showing goats, I wasn't going to miss my graduation.
I got back from Alamosa early evening on Saturday, and set to work prepping everything I'd need for the show.
Sunday morning began early at 4 a.m., and the pounding rain made loading the goats a challenge. The trailer was bedded heavy with straw, but even with that, the kids weren't happy. I did my best to block the wind and then got on the road.
When I arrived in Greeley, I got through the vet check, and then began the mad scramble to get everyone unloaded and settled in less than a half hour before the show started. The vet check didn't open until 7 a.m., and the show at 8, so by the time I got through that, I was short on time.
I quickly got everyone unloaded and changed into my show clothes. My first doe to show was Glitter, who is a yearling Alpine milker. After that I headed to show my first Boer of the day, a 0-3 month old percentage doe I call Katniss. She placed third.
Then it was back to the dairy ring, where I showed a 3-year-old LaMancha named Tornado, who won her class. Then I showed a three year old Nubian and a 4-year-old Nigerian Dwarf doe.
The dairy show then took a short break, and at that time I showed a young purebred buck kid. As soon as that show finished, it was back to the dairy ring to show my junior Alpine, LaMancha and Nubian kids.
The show went pretty quick, and even though I wasn't as happy with the results as I would have liked, it was still good to get out and show. I know that had I been able to prepare the goats better the day before they would have done better, but I had another important responsibility. Such is life I guess.
I had my last spring dairy kids born in the middle of April, and added four more bucklings and a doeling to the total count. The triplets were born on their own, and I was able to catch my final doe, Lilly, give birth to a beautiful set of twin bucklings. All of the kids are doing well.
The does who kidded in February are all weaned, and it's time for many of the kids to find their new homes. It's bitter sweet selling kids sometimes, but I know they are going on to other homes to be productive.
I did add one new addition to the herd, and that is a senior Nigerian Dwarf doeling. I traded a Boer doe that I had, and Alkmene will be due in July. I sure hope she has a doe kid in there for me, since I've had so many buck kids born this year in the dairy herd.
We have managed to get all the outdoor pens clean, and are in the process of reworking the pig pen. Summer is here, and I'm ready for the nice weather! ❖


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Alabama, 12-1 and ranked second in the nation, takes on Notre Dame, 12-0 and a unanimous first place ranking, in the BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 7 at Miami Gardens, Fla.
Last year the Crimson Tide was second and playing top-ranked and undefeated LSU in the national title game in New Orleans. Bama, of course, defeated the Tigers, 21-0, to win Bama's second national championship in a three-year span.
Last season's meeting was unusual in that it matched teams that had been ranked first and second when they played earlier in the season. LSU had been number one when the Tigers went into Tuscaloosa and defeated second-rated Alabama, 9-6, in overtime.
While this will be the third time in just over a year that Alabama has been matched against the nation's number one team, it will be only the 10th time in history the Tide has gone up against the top-rated college team. Using the Associated Press rankings (even though the AP poll doesn't figure into the BCS), Alabama has nine previous meetings against teams ranked first in the nation at the time the game was played.
Alabama has a record of 5-4 in such games.
In 1957, the last season before the arrival of Paul Bryant at Alabama, top-ranked (and on NCAA probation for buying players) Auburn defeated the Tide, 40-0. In 1971, the first year of Bama in the wishbone offense, the Tide was ranked second in the nation and facing top-ranked Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. The Cornhuskers took a 38-6 win.
Alabama won its next three games against teams ranked number one – two of them resulting in national championships. In 1977, Alabama went to Los Angeles and upset USC, 21-20, in a regular season game. The next two came in the Sugar Bowl for the national championship.
Alabama's 1978 team defeated Penn State, 14-7, and the 1992 Crimson Tide of Coach Gene Stallings defeated Miami, 34-13.
In 2003, the Tide fell to Oklahoma in Norman, 20-13.
Coach Nick Saban has a 2-1 record at Alabama in games against number one. In addition to the two games against LSU last year, Bama was a 32-13 winner over number one Florida in the 2009 Southeastern Conference Championship Game.
When the Tide meets the Fighting Irish in the national championship game, it will mark Bama's 30th game against ranked teams in the past five seasons. Alabama is 22-7 against ranked teams in that period, including a 4-1 record in 2012.
Alabama defeated Michigan (ranked eighth) 41-14; Mississippi State (13th) 38-7; LSU (sixth) 21-17; and Georgia (third) 32-28; and lost to Texas A&M (15th) 24-29.
The only common opponent for Alabama and Notre Dame in 2012 was Michigan. The Irish defeated the Wolverines 13-6.
This will be the first meeting of Alabama and Notre Dame since 1987. Bama has a terrible record against the Irish with Notre Dame winning five of six games. Notre Dame defeated Alabama, 24-23, in the Sugar Bowl to win the AP national championship at the end of the 1973 season. The Irish downed the Tide 13-11 in the Orange Bowl the next year.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The budget resolution released this week by the U.S. House Budget Committee proposes to eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the agency that administers federal funding support for more than 123,000 libraries in virtually every community in the nation. American Library Association (ALA) President Courtney Young today released the following statement in response:
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Learn more about the James Madison Award
WASHINGTON, D.C.—On Friday, March 13, 2015, the American Library Association (ALA) awarded Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) the 2015 James Madison Award during the 17th Annual Freedom of Information Day in Washington, D.C. The James Madison Award honors individuals who have championed, protected and promoted public access to government information and the public's right to know how it functions.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Nationwide, libraries are creating dynamic hubs for budding entrepreneurs to innovate, collaborate and launch successful ventures. Join a panel of library and startup experts at this year's 2015 South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive conference to learn more about the trend of entrepreneurial spaces in libraries and explore ways that libraries can better support community and economic development. "Coworking, Collaborating and Creating @ Your Library," will take place from 9:30–10:30 a.m.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted today to assert the strongest possible open Internet protections—banning paid prioritization and the blocking and throttling of lawful content and services. The American Library Association (ALA), a longtime network neutrality advocate, applauds this bold step forward in ensuring a fair and open Internet.
The American Library Association (ALA) applauds today's reintroduction of the Wi-Fi Innovation Act (S.424) by Senators Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Cory Booker (D-NJ), which will help ensure our nation's libraries and their communities have access to the spectrum needed to meet growing demands for wireless access.
Yesterday, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler outlined the network neutrality proposal he plans to circulate to fellow Commissioners today and bring to a vote on February 26, 2015. In a Wired op-ed he writes: 'I am submitting to my colleagues the strongest open Internet protections ever proposed by the FCC.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—President Barack Obama today transmitted to Congress the Obama Administration's nearly $4 trillion budget request to fund the federal government for fiscal year 2016, which starts October 1, 2015. The President's budget reflected many of the ideas and proposals outlined in his January 20th State of the Union speech.
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The man who allegedly mistook a teenage girl for a prostitute last week was arrested after reportedly telling police he eventually found the prostitute he was seeking.
Charles Richard Sargent, 57, was charged Monday with prostitution and parole violation. Sargent is registered as a sex offender after being convicted in 2007 of assault with intent to commit sexual abuse.
The trouble started for Sargent Friday morning when someone called police and said a man was trying to lure a girl who appeared about 13 years old into his pickup truck near 30th Street and Hickman Road.
Police, however, said Sargent never tried to lure the girl into his truck. He had been looking for a prostitute he knew and left once he realized he pulled up to the wrong person, said Sgt. Jason Halifax, a Des Moines police spokesman.
Police originally reported that they were not going to file charges against Sargent.
But when Sargent was interviewed by detectives he admitted to having sex later with the prostitute he had been seeking, Halifax said.
He is being held at the Polk County Jail on $2,000 bail.


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As Neil Sedaka might have sung, "Raking up is hard to do."
If you want some new planting beds and don't want to add digging up sod to your exercise list, November is a great month for a simple solution. Now is the time to act, if you want to convert some existing lawn area into planting beds without the back-breaking work of digging up sod or renting a sod cutter.
Benefit from the free gift of leaves falling off trees to establish new planting beds for next spring with a simple "leaf lasagna" recipe. You can use leaves as a natural resource with passive composting as opposed to taking the leaves to a recycle center.
Place newspaper on top of turf areas approximately 4 pages thick. Try to stick with black and white print as opposed to color ads. Have the hose handy and place the papers in the pattern or area where the new bed is to be established. Water down the paper as you go, obviously a calm day is preferred for this activity. Next layer on the leaves over top of the newsprint again watering the leaves in place as we go. Finally cover the leaves with soil to hold the leaves and newsprint in place. If you don't they may end up in your neighbors yard and they probably won't be too happy.
Just add soil to the top and let it cook all winter!The top soil will be the final layer of your "leaf lasagna" providing the gravitas needed for your project.
Now allow the "lasagna" to "cook" under the cover of snow all winter. With the arrival of spring the grass will have died below the newsprint and you'll be able to till and plant! In spring you'll be anxious to get creative with planting and you can with the bed preparation work complete.
Rick Vuyst is CEO of Flowerland Garden Centers in Grand Rapids. Listen to Rick's garden expertise on NewsRadio WOOD 1300 on Saturdays from 9 -11 a.m.


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It's a word put together from Chillin' and Relaxing. It actually means the same. If somebody should cool down you could say he or she has to relax or has to chill out. If you decide not to choose between these to, or you haven't made a decision while you already have to say the word, you say 'Chillax'.
It could also mean having a good time with your friends.
It could also mean having a good time with your friends.
Woo man, don't get so angry, chillax a little!
Hangin' out with my homies today was super chillaxed.
Hangin' out with my homies today was super chillaxed.
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Welcome to the My Place in Puget Sound project! Thank you for your interest!
The MyPlace in Puget Sound curriculum was started at the University of Washington in 2009. It is a collaboration between the SoundCitizen citizen-science team, the Institute for Science and Math Education, COSEE-OLC and the OACIS GK-12 Program. Our goal is to create a curriculum that infuses contemporary research about our marine environment into a place-based, culturally relevant curriculum for middle school and high school students.
1. This curriculum is meant to be used in sequence, as a whole unit, rather than piece by piece. While we realize that sometimes you need an "activity" to do, the lessons in this unit have been designed to build on one another to scaffold students' learning about the chemistry of Puget Sound, attend to shifts in students' attitudes and feeling of empowerment, and to scaffold students' understanding of the connection between their actions and the health of Puget Sound.
2. This curriculum is under continual revision, so check back under "curriculum resources" often for the most current versions of lesson plans and materials!


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New Report: Seniors Can't Make Ends Meet
No matter where you live, it seems, it's tough to make ends meet in retirement.
A new report released Thursday for all 50 states, called the Elder Economic Security Standard Index, found that people who are over 65 are struggling to cover basic expenses in all 50 states.
To develop the index, Wider Opportunities for Women, a Washington, D.C., advocacy group, and the Gerontology Institute at the University of Massachusetts Boston analyzed data that defines living costs for older adults, including food, medical care, transportation, housing and miscellaneous expenses such as clothing and phone service.
Unlike the federal poverty level, the index is designed to show income adequacy (rather than inadequacy).
After doing calculations of income levels needed by older people in every county in the country, WOW's researchers created a ranking of states showing where they are most vulnerable. It's toughest, they found, for older Americans to pay all of their bills in Massachusetts. Seniors there have a median budget shortfall of more than $10,000 a year. It's followed by Washington, D.C., New York, Hawaii and Connecticut.
The gap between median income and the index narrows to $1,000 to $2,000 in Alaska, Montana and Utah. But there are no states where older adults, on average, have surplus income.
Do you think that matches up with the experience of the "average" 65-pluser where you live?


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The European Grassroots Antiraciste Movement (EGAM) launches on October 7 the second "Roma Pride" all over Europe, aiming to fight racism towards Roma people, protect their equal rights, stop their marginalization and celebrate their identity.
The event will take place in 14 countries: France, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Poland, Ukraine, UK, Turkey, Czech Republic and Bulgaria, enjoying the support of various Human Rights Organizations, student and trade unions, artists, politicians etc.
Earlier this year, antiracist and Roma leaders of 27 countries has signed a manifesto called "For the dignity of Roma people in Europe : Roma Pride !",which was published in numerous European newspapers. This manifesto raises the issue of discriminatory treatment and prejudice that the Roma people have been facing for a long time now. Specific examples are mentioned, as the confinement of the Roma in the outskirts of the cities in Central Europe and the Balkans, where they have no water or electricity, or their terrorization by militia in Hungary. Also, they clearly state complaints over the infringement of their fundamental rights in health, employment, leisure and education that occurs in many EU countries.
As a consequence, the "Roma Pride" mobilization is a way to show their dignity and demand integration to society and equal treatment with other EU citizens.
Between 10 million and 12 million Roma are estimated to live in the EU, in candidate countries and potential candidate countries in the Western Balkans. The vast majority of them lives in extreme marginalization and under very poor social-economic conditions experiencing discrimination, violence, unemployment, poverty, bad housing and poor health standards.


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I've been writing a lot about keylogging on this blog. Now as you know, most of the keyloggers are detected by anti-virus softwares, so what you really want is a FUD Keylogger (Fully Undetactable). That means no anti-virus software will alrert the victim saying its a virus. There are very few FUD Keyloggers on web and the most of the time you need to buy a keylogger that will be FUD for a long time. They normally cost about 3$-20$, depending on the functions of the Builder.
Since the FUD keyloggers cost money, i decided to show you how to make them undetectable for free, using hexediting method.
Here I will try to explain how to hexedit your favorite Trojan in order to make it undetected by certain anti-virus programs. I will try to put this as simple as possible so everyone understands it.
- General info about hexediting .
- What tools you need to get started.
- How to hex.
General info about hexediting
If you want to make your server undetectable, you need to know how AVs work and how they detect your files, right? There are a few ways that AVs use to detect your server heuristics, sandboxing, etc., and one of them is using so called "definition files" that carry information about strings inside your server. Well, that's the way we are going again in this tutorial because hexing is pretty much useless for other methods of detection. So when AVs scan your files it searches for specific stings on specific parts in your server, and if strings match with strings in the AV database, your file is detected.
Let as say that detected strings are "XX" so we need to change that string to something else (e.g. "XY","YY") that isn't in the AV definition database so the file can not be matched with any of the AV definitions and that way the file will be undetectable. There are going to be a few tagged strings in your server - not only one, depending on what trojan you are using and how popular is. Less popular trojans tend to have less tagged parts, and with that they are easier to make it undetectable.
First of all, hexing is not the best method for undetecting files because AVs can change old tagged parts, and once your AV is updated, new definition files are downloaded and your once undetected server might become detected again. Also not all AVs use the same tagged parts - this way you need to hex your server against more AVs to make it fully undetected. This can be annoying because you need to download wanted AVs then hex it your server, then download another etc., etc. Sometimes AVs tag critical parts of the server, and if that part is altered will corrupt the server. Also, heavily edited servers can become unstable, some functions might not work, or even you can corrupt your server and make it useless.
That's why you need to check your server if its still working after every single change you made while hexing it.
Now how to find detected strings in your server?
There are few ways you can do this: Manually cut your server in half adding parts to one half and scanning it until you find the detected string (which is slow and time consuming); use file splitters to split your server into bytes, and after that scan all split files and find out what byte is detected then alter it in original exe, or you can use an offset AV .
What tools you need to get started
- Unpacked trojan/keylogger server. (That's your virus)
- Hex editor > Download
- File Splitter > Download
- AV-antivirus
How to hex
Now to make this more simple, and understandable i add a video tutorial on how to make virus undetectable by AV , Watch it.
Credits for this video go to Kostaz8
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Servers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, & Ministers of Hospitality
Because Sunday Mass is central to life at Saint Louis University, we invite everyone to full participation in the Liturgies of the Word and Eucharist. At SLU, student servers, lectors, Eucharistic ministers, and ushers support the 4:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Sunday masses. Training programs are offered during the fall semester for those interested. We do require a reorientation for those who have been trained in their home parishes and dioceses.
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