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The Simon Cowell-created operatic pop group Il Divo will be doing a show at the Riverside Theater on May 11.
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Lara Says Hearns Bout May Shift To Jermain Taylor Bill
By Reynaldo Sanchez
Super welterweight Erislandy Lara 15-1-1 (10 KO's) of Cuba, recently left Florida and moved to Houston, Texas. After being frustrated that his scheduled fight with Ronald Hearns was canceled, he made a decision to move to Texas to better his future in the sport.
The fight with Hearns was orginally scheduled to take place on February 11 in Las Vegas, but the entire show was canceled after Andre Berto, headling the card against Victor Ortiz, suffered a bicep injury and withdrew from the contest.
Lara informed BoxingScene.com of the strong possibility that his fight with Hearns will get rescheduled to a Showtime televised date of April 14. The planned main event for the show is a middleweight bout between Jermain Taylor and Joachim Alcine.
Lara is waiting for confirmation of the date, but he already plans to open up his training camp on Monday, February 27th.
"It's not official. I've heard something about this date, and obviously my manager and my promoters have to confirm it. Nevertheless, we think that the best thing to do is to be prepared and in shape so that there are no surprises [if the date is confirmed]. We want to fight and win," Lara said.
Lara further explained his move to Houston.
"It's the best thing that we can do, my trainer Ronnie Shields lives in Houston and we think making this move is the best thing for my career."
I want to see Lara fight Williams again, or fights with Vanes, Bundrage, or Delvin would be good.Comment by Ringlife on 02-23-2012
Good move for Lara if gets past Hearns. GBP needs to push for a rematch with Paul Williams the networks will buy that fight.Comment by CubanGuyNYC on 02-23-2012
It would be great if Lara's fight comes off. Erislandy needs the work. I'm also happy that Lara is moving to Houston. It demonstrates his commitment to his career and takes him away from all the temptations in Miami.Comment by Underboss on 02-23-2012
Great move by Lara. Miami is too much of a distraction for any pro boxer.Comment by S IP U IR S xII on 02-23-2012
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Whistle characteristics of free-ranging Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) in Sanniang Bay, China133(2013); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4794390View Description Hide Description
Broadband recording systems were adapted to characterize the whistle characteristics of free-ranging Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis) in Sanniang Bay, China. A total of 4630 whistles were recorded, of which 2651 with legible contours and relatively good signal-to-noise ratios were selected for statistical analysis. Of the six tonal types (i.e., flat, down, rise, convex, U-shaped, and sine), flat (N = 1426; 39.45%) was the most predominant, followed by down (N = 754; 23.35%) and rise (N = 489; 12.34%). The whistles showed a short duration (mean ± SD: 370.19 ± 285.61 ms; range: 29–2923 ms), a broad frequency range (fundamental contour ranged from 0.52 to 33 kHz), and two harmonics (mean ± SD: 1.90 ± 2.74, with the maximum frequency of harmonics beyond 96 kHz). Whistles without gaps and stairs accounted for 76.7% and 86.4%, respectively. No significant interspecies differences in frequency parameters were observed compared with S. teuszii, which is inconsistent with morphological taxonomies but confirms phylogenetic results, thus suggesting a close relation between Chinese S. chinensis and Atlantic S. teuszii. Significant intra- and interspecific differences in the genus Sousa were also observed, indicating that animal vocalization may not be limited by genetically determined traits but could also be a function of local habitat adaptation.
Estimation of fast and slow wave properties in cancellous bone using Prony's method and curve fitting133(2013); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4792935View Description Hide Description
The presence of two longitudinal waves in poroelastic media is predicted by Biot's theory and has been confirmed experimentally in through-transmission measurements in cancellous bone. Estimation of attenuation coefficients and velocities of the two waves is challenging when the two waves overlap in time. The modified least squares Prony's (MLSP) method in conjuction with curve-fitting (MLSP + CF) is tested using simulations based on published values for fast and slow wave attenuation coefficients and velocities in cancellous bone from several studies in bovine femur, human femur, and human calcaneus. The search algorithm is accelerated by exploiting correlations among search parameters. The performance of the algorithm is evaluated as a function of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). For a typical experimental SNR (40 dB), the root-mean-square errors (RMSEs) for one example (human femur) with fast and slow waves separated by approximately half of a pulse duration were 1 m/s (slow wave velocity), 4 m/s (fast wave velocity), 0.4 dB/cm MHz (slow wave attenuation slope), and 1.7 dB/cm MHz (fast wave attenuation slope). The MLSP + CF method is fast (requiring less than 2 s at SNR = 40 dB on a consumer-grade notebook computer) and is flexible with respect to the functional form of the parametric model for the transmission coefficient. The MLSP + CF method provides sufficient accuracy and precision for many applications such that experimental error is a greater limiting factor than estimation error.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Cincinnati Bengals are on a roll unlike anything seen by this franchise since 1988 with five straight wins, and coach Marvin Lewis says it doesn't matter.
"Half of these guys weren't even alive 23 years ago," Lewis said.
Rookie Andy Dalton threw for three touchdowns and 217 yards, and the Cincinnati Bengals rallied from a 10-point deficit and beat the Tennessee Titans 24-17 Sunday for their fifth straight victory.
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The Bengals (6-2) last won five in a row in 1988 when they took the AFC championship and went to their second Super Bowl. They also improved to 4-1 on the road with the rookie quarterback leading the Bengals to 17 unanswered points as he tossed TD passes to three different receivers.
"Our quarterback has done a nice job," Lewis said. "It was loud out there, louder than we expected. I think he's done a nice job of handling that. He doesn't get unnerved, he just keeps coming back and just playing."
Tennessee (4-4) has lost two of three to wrap up a three-game homestand. Chris Johnson had 110 yards from scrimmage, but the Titans blew a 17-7 halftime lead when the offense shut down in the second half.
Tennessee managed just 95 yards in the final 30 minutes with 30 on the final play that came up well short of the end zone. The Titans also held the ball just 4 minutes, 28 seconds of the fourth quarter in what coach Mike Munchak called a very disappointing loss.
"We didn't make a play the whole second half, and then the defense took their turn and we couldn't make a stop," Munchak said.
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|Injuries to WR Lavelle Hawkins and FB Ahmard Hall caused the offense to stall in the second half. By the time both returned, the Titans had squandered their 10-point halftime lead. Tennessee wasted a timeout on offense in the fourth quarter that it desperately needed on a potential game-tying drive.
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Cincinnati came in with the fourth-stingiest defense in the NFL, and the Bengals helped shut down the Titans in the second half. Carlos Dunlap had two sacks, and Nate Clements stripped the ball for the lone turnover. Clements forced Titans tight end Jared Cook to fumble at the end of an 8-yard gain to give Cincinnati the ball at the Tennessee 20 with 3:49 left.
Mike Nugent kicked a 36-yard field goal for the final margin.
Tennessee got the ball back with one last shot, but struggled with two 10-second runoffs and no timeouts. Lavelle Hawkins was tackled after a 30-yard gain to the Cincinnati 32 after time expired with Johnson nearby ready for a lateral.
"I guess he just didn't see me," Johnson said.
Now the Bengals head into the toughest part of their schedule two wins ahead of their total of last season. Cincinnati faces the Steelers twice and the Ravens once in its next four games.
"We're at where we want to be now, and that's in the thick of things in our division," said Bengals rookie receiver A.J. Green, who caught seven passes for 83 yards.
"We've got some division games coming up that are going to be tough, but I feel like this team right here is going to fight and compete in every game."
They took over after halftime, outgaining Tennessee 97-8 in total offense in the third quarter. Dalton took advantage of a defensive pass interference play to set up his second TD pass, a 15-yarder to Jerome Simpson.
The rookie QB from Texas Christian then drove the Bengals 75 yards using up 6 minutes, 55 seconds before finding Andre Caldwell for a 5-yard TD with 10:52 left and a 21-17 lead that Cincinnati never lost.
"We're doing whatever we have to do to win the game, and that's the biggest thing for the season," Dalton said.
Johnson ran pretty well at times and finished with 64 yards rushing and 46 yards receiving. But the Titans wasted their best field position at the Cincinnati 49 on the opening possession of the third quarter.
In a sign of how much they would struggle, they wound up going backward with a penalty and went three-and-out.
The Titans had all the momentum at halftime after scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter. Matt Hasselbeck was 10 of 13 for 117 yards with a 143.3 passer rating in the quarter, tossing an 8-yard TD pass to Damian Williams where the second-year receiver tapped his toes in at the back of the end zone before falling out.
Hasselbeck then found Hawkins in the back right corner for a 16-yard TD pass 8 seconds before the half for a 17-7 lead.
- The Bengals missed scoring a defensive TD for a fourth straight week when officials overruled a call that Hasselbeck's pass was backward when Dunlap knocked it down and recovered it in the end zone. Replay showed Hasselbeck's pass was going forward when Dunlap hit it.
- The Titans are 5-3 against Cincinnati since moving to Tennessee, but the Bengals have won two straight in Nashville.
- Titans DE Dave Ball had a concussion. Munchak said WR Nate Washington hurt his hip, and Hawkins dislocated a finger before returning to the game. TE Jared Cook hurt his lower leg on the fumble.


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Brandon Jennings is stealing the show for the Milwaukee Bucks these days.
Oh, and he's stealing the ball, too.
The Bucks point guard leads the league in steals (3.14 per game) even though he was credited with just one theft in Milwaukee's 99-85 victory over Indiana on Wednesday night.
"I thought I had two," a smiling Jennings said following the game. "I think they got me tonight."
That ended Jennings' streak of seven games (dating to last season) with two or more steals.
Jennings has recorded 22 steals, and backcourt partner Monta Ellis has 11. It's another weapon in the Bucks' defensive arsenal, helping the team fuel its transition game.
"I think it's just having active hands, just being defensive-minded first," Jennings said. "I've been trying to be more defensively stable and aggressive.
"I figure if I play hard on the defensive end, the offensive end will take care of itself."
Jennings set a career best with six steals on opening night in Boston as the Bucks beat the Celtics.
And he had four steals as Milwaukee won in Philadelphia on Monday night.
"He's being a little smarter about it," Bucks coach Scott Skiles said. "Normally when Brandon gets near the ball, because he has good hands, he is going to flick it from you.
"Even the other night (against the 76ers) he took a couple gambles, but they were good gambles. A guy had turned his back and he tried to get it."
Charlotte's Kemba Walker and Portland's Nicolas Batum also are off to good starts in the steals category. Walker has 20 steals in seven games (2.86 average) and Batum has 20 in eight games (2.5 average).
The Bucks as a team are averaging 9.57 steals, ranking third in the league behind the New York Knicks (10.4) and Los Angeles Clippers (10.25).
Rebounding and steals have carried the Bucks' defense early in the season. But the team was able to hold Indiana to 35.7% shooting, including a 31.7% mark through the first three quarters when Milwaukee built a 29-point lead.
"We gave up 60% shooting in the third quarter (against Philadelphia) and 19% in the fourth," Skiles said.
"We're turning it on and off. We just need to be more solid there and get our defensive field goal percentage under 44% somewhere. Coupled with the steals and our rebounding, we'd be in good shape then."
Jennings has 326 career steals in three-plus seasons, and Ellis has 734 steals in seven-plus seasons with Golden State and Milwaukee.
Add in backup point guard Beno Udrih, who has posted 446 steals in eight-plus seasons.
Thefts are important because they lead to fast-break points and can deflate the opposition.
Udrih made a steal in the backcourt in the second quarter Wednesday and fed Ellis for a quick layup, leading the Pacers to call a timeout after the play resulted in a 19-point Bucks lead.
And two steals by Marquis Daniels were critical in the Bucks' fourth-quarter surge against the 76ers on Monday.
The Bucks franchise can boast of some true pick-pockets over the years, including all-time team steals leader Quinn Buckner (1,042), Paul Pressey, Sidney Moncrief and Alvin Robertson.
Learning curve: Second-year forward Tobias Harris has struggled at times in his new starting role.
But he had 11 points, four rebounds and two assists Wednesday and contributed to the Bucks' solid start against the Pacers. He scored the first five points of the game as the Bucks got off to a 7-0 lead and never trailed.
"Tobias' issue is not on the offensive end," Skiles said. "His issue is on the other end of the floor with his rebounding or lack thereof in certain games and just his individual defense.
"He's learning that position. He spent a lot of time in college just standing around and watching the ball. Now he's got people screening him, guys running off staggers and pick-and-roll defense. There's a whole bunch of things he has to learn and process. We're watching him and he's getting better.
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Graco child seats
Graco Children's Products has added more than 403,000 child seats to last month's recall of 3.8 million to replace faulty harness buckles.
But the added seats won't end a dispute with the U.S. government's road safety watchdog. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration still wants Graco to add 1.8 million infant seats to the recall because they have the same buckles.
Buckles can get gummed up by food and drinks, making it difficult to remove children. In some cases, parents have had to cut harnesses to get their children out. The agency says the problem increases the risk of injuries in emergencies.
Graco said in a letter to the agency that it found additional toddler and harnessed booster seats that should be recalled.
The 403,222 seats added to the recall include 2006 through 2014 Argos 70 Elite, Ready Ride, Step 2, My Ride 65 with Safety Surround, My Size 70, Head Wise 70 with Safety Surround, Nautilus 3-in-1, Nautilus Plus, and Smart Seat with Safety Surround, say NHTSA documents.
Graco said it didn't include infant seats because they are used differently than toddler seats, and because in an emergency, an adult can remove the whole seat from the car rather than unlatch the buckle. Graco has until March 20 to explain why last month's recall didn't include infant seats.
Dodge Chargers
Chrysler is recalling more than 49,000 Dodge Charger muscle cars because a connector can overheat and knock out low-beam headlights.
The recall affects 2011 and 2012 Chargers equipped with halogen headlamps. Dealers will inspect and replace for free the headlight wiring, bulbs and assemblies if necessary.
Canadian safety regulators say the problem could compromise driver visibility and lead to a crash. But Chrysler says it knows of no crashes or injuries.
The new recall covers 43,450 Chargers in the U.S. Details: 800-853-1403.
Throat protectors
Sporting goods maker STX is recalling 4,000 throat protectors used in lacrosse due to the risk of injury. The device, which attaches to a goalie's helmet, can crack when struck by a lacrosse ball. STX has received one report of the protector breaking, resulting in neck bruises and cuts.
Consumers should stop using the product and contact Baltimore-based STX for a refund.
The throat protector was sold at specialty sporting goods stores September-February for about $20-$25. Details: 888-789-7894 or www.stx.com.
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Before I get started on this post, I want to set some expectations. My plan is to blog occasionally about our root cause analyses, but I will not blog about every vulnerability we fix simply because I don't have the time; while we analyze each and every vulnerability we address in a bulletin I want to highlight only those that can help customers better understand particular elements of how this works with SDL . With that in mind, I will blog about vulnerabilities that interest me, and most will be critical in one or more of our products. Finally, I outline specifically how the vulnerability in question relates to potential SDL change or improvement.
As you are probably aware, Microsoft recently issued a security bulletin that fixed a security vulnerability in the DNS server code in Windows Server components. I want to spend a couple of minutes to explain the vulnerability and how various versions of Windows server were affected, and most importantly, what we learned from the vulnerability.
Which products are affected?
It's important to note, this vulnerability is in the DNS server code and is only in the Windows server platforms; Windows XP and Windows Vista users are not affected at all because the client operating systems do not include DNS server code, only DNS client code.
The DNS server is not enabled by default, except when Small Business Server is installed, or the computer is configured as an Active Directory domain controller.
Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 systems running DNS are affected, as is "Longhorn" Server beta 2, but we fixed the vulnerability in time for beta 3. In fact, to protect customers, we chose to run the real risk of slipping beta 3 to include this change.
The Nature of the Vulnerability
The vulnerability is in code listening on ephemeral RPC ports used for DNS server management, the vulnerability is not in the mainline port 53 DNS processing code. Since Windows XP SP2, we made RPC communication authenticated by default; this was a direct outcome of lessons learned from the Blaster worm. But what's interesting is that this RPC end-point is anonymously accessible.
In and of itself, anonymous access is not a security vulnerability, it's an attack surface issue because an anonymously accessible entry point has a larger attack surface than an authenticated entry point.
The Code
The vulnerability is a stack-based buffer overrun in a structure; the structure that's overrun is:
typedef struct _CountName {
UCHAR Length;
UCHAR LabelCount;
CHAR RawName[ DNS_MAX_NAME_LENGTH+1 ];
A pointer to this structure is passed to the following function as well as the DNS name to crack, the last element in PCOUNT_NAME, PCOUNT_NAME->RawName is overwritten by untrusted data. Untrusted code and data constructs appear in red.
DNS_STATUS Name_ConvertFileNameToCountName(
PCOUNT_NAME pCountName,
PCHAR pchName,
DWORD cchNameLength) {
PCHAR pch;
UCHAR ch;
PCHAR pchstartLabel; // ptr to start of label
PCHAR pchend; // ptr to end of name
PCHAR presult;
PCHAR presultLabel;
PCHAR presultMax;
WORD charType = 0;
WORD maskDowncase;
DNS_STATUS status;
INT labelLength; // length of current label
UCHAR labelCount = 0;
// result buffer, leave space for label
presultLabel = presult = pCountName->RawName;
presultMax = presult + DNS_MAX_NAME_LENGTH;
// Character selection mask
// " slash quote
// '.' dot label separator are special chars
// upper case must be downcased
// everything else is copied
maskDowncase = B_UPPER;
// setup start and end ptrs and verify length
pchstartLabel = pch = pchName;
if ( !cchNameLength )
cchNameLength = strlen( pch );
pchend = pch + cchNameLength;
while ( pch ) {
if ( pch >= pchend ) {
ch = 0;
charType = FC_NULL;
// downcase upper case
if ( charType & maskDowncase ) {
// if name exceeds DNS name max => invalid
if ( presult >= presultMax )
goto InvalidName;
*presult++ = DOWNCASE_ASCII(ch);
if ( charType & B_DOT ) {
// verify label length
labelLength = (int)(presult – presultLabel – 1);
if ( labelLength > DNS_MAX_LABEL_LENGTH )
goto InvalidName;
// set label count in result name
*presultLabel = (CHAR)labelLength;
presultLabel = presult++;
if ( pch >= pchend ) {
if ( labelLength != 0 ) {
*presultLabel = 0;
// set up for next label
if ( labelLength != 0 ) {
goto InvalidName;
// quoted character
// – single quote just get next char
// – octal quote read up to three octal characters
else if ( ch == SLASH_CHAR ) {
// if name exceeds DNS name max => invalid
if ( presult >= presultMax )
goto InvalidName;
<< length of presult is not constrained >>
<< extractQuotedChar overwrites pch >>
pch = extractQuotedChar(
pchend );
As you can see there is a lot of boundary checking in the code, but the critical one that constrains presult to pch is missing, thus we have this vulnerability and the lesson to learn here is that it only takes one missing check!
Analysis Tools
Our static analysis tools didn't find this because of the nature of the structure that was overrun:
typedef struct _CountName {
UCHAR Length;
UCHAR LabelCount;
CHAR RawName[ DNS_MAX_NAME_LENGTH+1 ];
Look at the last element, it's a buffer. There are a number of structures that follow the "put a buffer at the end" pattern, for example the security identifier (SID) structure:
typedef struct _SID {
BYTE Revision;
BYTE SubAuthorityCount;
SID_IDENTIFIER_AUTHORITY IdentifierAuthority;
DWORD SubAuthority[ANYSIZE_ARRAY];
The buffer at the end of the SID structure is a series of DWORDs with its initial size ANYSIZE_ARRAY, is set to 1. These are often referred to as variable-length arrays, and our static analysis tools are tuned to look for some of these constructs, but PCOUNT_NAME->RawName is not a variable length array, it's a fixed array, and right now, our tools do not analyze such constructs. We've proposed changes to our static analysis tools to allow us to find this vulnerability type.
In short, we had the combination of missing constraints on data and the use of a variable length array that foiled our static analyzers.
We performed minimal RPC fuzz testing on this interface because we understood this to be an administrator-only-accessible interface. We didn't discover this vulnerability because previously our process did not include tooling to verify whether an RPC end-point is authenticated or not. It's important to understand that given a set of interfaces into a system, analysis and testing is prioritized based on accessibility. For example, a remotely and anonymously accessible network interface will get much more scrutiny than a local-admin-only interface.
Keep in mind that fuzzing can only do so much, and in this case, the string required to trigger the vulnerable code path was a series of backslashes followed by either an octal number or a single character. The probability of this specific string being generated at random is very small. We're working to make our fuzzers smarter in this regard. Fuzzing is a practice that constantly evovlves. Clearly, there is contextual information from the code and from the input domain that can be used for the next iteration of our fuzzing tools. This really shows that fuzz-testing is not a security testing panacea; it's very effective, but it's not going to uncover all vulnerabilities.
Operating Systems Defenses
Of great interest are the defenses that come into play. Remember, the goals of SDL are two-fold:
- The first is to reduce the number of security vulnerabilities in the code
- The second is to reduce the severity of the vulnerabilities that are not found by the current SDL process.
The rest of this section outlines with versions of Windows have which defenses, if you are not familiar with /GS, /SafeSEH, Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) and data execution prevention (DEP/NX), then you should read one of my previous blog posts on the subject.
In Windows 2000 there are no defenses at all because Windows 2000 pre-dates SDL. In Windows 2000 there is no firewall, no /GS, no DEP/NX and no ASLR, so exploit code runs predictably and easily.
Windows Server 2003 is compiled with /GS, DEP/NX is available, but there is no ASLR. There is a firewall in Windows Server 2003, but it is not enabled by default. For some coding constructs, real world exploits have circumvented the /GS implementation in Windows Server 2003 in the past.
Windows "Longhorn" Server, and now Windows Server 2008 is compiled with /GS, linked with /SafeSEH, DEP/NX is enabled by default, ASLR is also enabled by default and the stack is randomized too (the heap is randomized too, but that's not relevant to this vulnerability). The firewall in Windows "Longhorn" Server and later is enabled by default. This combination of defenses raises the bar substantially. In fact, /GS and /SafeSEH alone would have been good enough to mitigate attacks because all known /GS bypass techniques are mitigated by code created by the VC++ 2005 compiler. Of course, new exploit techniques to bypass /GS could be found in the future.
Another interesting point is in Windows Server 2003, it is possible in some cases for an exploit to disable DEP/NX <link: http://uninformed.org/?v=2&a=4>. This attack is not effective in Windows Vista and Windows "Longhorn" Server, because we won't allow user-mode code to change the status of its DEP/NX bit once it is set.
Another critical defense is service restart policy. This combined with ASLR makes exploits less viable by limiting the number of attacks possible. At the same time, ASLR increases the number of attempts required by increasing the entropy of the attack surface.
Simply put, when a service crashes, Windows can take action such as running another process or restarting the service. In the case of the DNS service on Windows "Longhorn" Server, the service will restart at most twice within 24 hours. Thus, within 24 hours, if there are three crashes, the following sequence of events will happen:
- Attack. Crash. Restart.
- Attack. Crash. Restart.
- Attack. Crash. Dead.
In other words, in an attempt to circumvent ASLR, an attacker has only three tries to get critical addresses right, after which they're prevented from additional tries because the service is no longer running. Also, there is a two-minute delay between restarts, substantially slowing down the attacker and foiling automated attempts.
For architectural and performance reasons ASLR uses 8 bits of entropy, so an attacker has to conduct at most 256 attacks to defeat ASLR. We had a great deal of discussion internally about how to make the tradeoff between the extra reliability afforded by services restarting, and the extent to which ASLR is undermined when a service does restart. We decided that 2 restarts a day was a reasonable tradeoff – if a service is crashing so frequently that it needs to restart more than twice a day, there are only two possibilities: 1) the service is under attack, and the smart thing to do is to stay down, or 2) the service is buggy should be fixed. Customers can control the restart behavior on a service-by-service basis, but we don't recommend it.
Note that this doesn't create a DOS threat where one didn't exist before. Instead, we've limited the number of times that a service will allow itself to remain under attack.
There is a lot to learn from the DNS RPC vulnerability. As an outcome of this vulnerability, we are more carefully scrubbing all RPC end-points to verify whether they should really be anonymously accessible. We have also updated our fuzzers to add more context-centric test cases and these updates are now in use. Our static analysis tools will be updated to accommodate more variable-length array variants.
We have also updated our internal training to make sure people understand that they validate their assumptions about network end-point accessibility.
On the good news front (I am an optimist, after all!), the defenses in Windows "Longhorn" Server beta 2 looked solid; even though it had the vulnerability, the combination of…
- Stack randomization
- SafeSEH
- Firewall
- Service Restart Policy
… are good mitigations as they make it substantially harder for exploit code to run reliably.
– Michael
(Thanks to all the folks who helped put this analysis together: Chris Walker, Chris Budd, Eric Bidstrup, Nitin Kumar Goel, Steve Lipner, Shawn Hernan, Adam Shostack, James Whittaker and Dave Ladd.)


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We often hear people say things like, "I'd be able to save more, if I lived in a cheaper city."
But a lower cost of living usually means lower paying jobs, too.
So here's the question you should be asking yourself: Which cities have the best balance of high pay and low cost of living?
National Public Radio recently put out a really cool interactive chart that answers that question.
It lets you see how far the typical paycheck really goes in 365 U.S. cities.
In Chicago, for example, the median annual income is $32,491. But it feels like you're only bringing home $28,907 after being adjusted for the relatively high cost of living.
Conversely, the median annual income in Nashville is $30,375, but it feels like you're making $245 more than that because lots of stuff is cheaper there.
So what's the highest median income after the cost of living is taken into account?
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In Rochester, Minn., which is about 80 miles southeast of Minneapolis-St. Paul. It consistently makes Money magazine's lists of best places to live and the Mayo Clinic is the biggest employer.
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And what town has the lowest median income after taking cost of living into account?
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This exercise is by way of preparation for the next exercise. What we're going to do in the next exercise, I am going to show you how to measure the resolution of your screen. In this exercise, I am going to show you why in the world we would want to do such a thing. Now the idea is we need to accurately judge how our sharpened image is going to print. The thing is, our image is going to print a lot smaller than it looks on screen, and so things like halos are going to start disappearing because they are going to be packed in a smaller amount of space, and then we stand the chance of loosening our sharpened effect if we are not careful.
So we want to be able to view the image as it will look when it prints, and you can do that by going to the View menu and choosing the print Size command right here. That will simulate the size at which the image prints. Under the right circumstances, by default, it's not going to work right. So I'll just tell you that right now. Don't choose the command. We'll come back to it in a couple of exercises. Notice it has a keyboard shortcut. I am just bringing that up, because yours might not. Mine has got a keyboard shortcut of Ctrl+Alt+0, Command+Option+0 on the Mac.
That's because I have my Deke keys keyboard shortcuts loaded. If you would like to load those shortcuts, then go to my Photoshop CS4 One-on-One Fundamental series and you will find my Deke keys shortcuts there. I tell you how to install those shortcuts in the series. Go ahead and do that. Come on back. That's just an FYI. Anyway, what this print Size command is designed to do is show you the image at the size it will print. But in order for it to work properly, we have to know the screen resolution so that Photoshop can compare the screen resolution to the print resolution, and show us the image properly on screen.
As I say it's not set up to do that by default. It thinks the screen resolution is 72 pixels per inch, and I'm here to tell you, it ain't. All right, so let me first explain why this whole thing is so important. Why do you care about seeing the image at the size it's going to print? I'm still working in sharpshapes.psd. I have gone ahead and restored the Standard view right here, the unsharpened version of the image. Let's switch over to the Sharpened View. I'm looking at the image at the 200% zoom ratio, so the image looks over-sharpened. But bear in mind it's going to print way smaller than this.
So let's say I press Ctrl+Minus or Command+Minus on the Mac. Now I am seeing the image at the 100% zoom ratio, which means that I am seeing one image pixel for every screen pixel. Again, that's much bigger than the image it's going to print, but we are starting to see the sharpening effect decline a little bit. This is the original version of the image, pre-sharpened. This is the Sharpened version of the image. So you should be able to tell the difference there in the video. Now imagine I zoom out even more. I'll go ahead and take this image out to the 50% zoom size by pressing Ctrl+Minus a couple times in row.
That's Command+Minus on the Mac. Now let's compare the Standard view of the image to the Sharpened view of the image. Much less of a difference. And the reason is, we are losing our halos. We are not losing the Amount value. The Amount still stays, but the halos go smaller and smaller, so that Radius value is in decline, essentially. And if our halos disappear to nothing, there goes our sharpening effect, because without the halos, we have no sharpness. Let's go ahead and take this out now to 25% view size, by pressing Ctrl+Minus a couple of times, Command+Minus on the Mac.
There is the original version of the image. There is the Sharpened version of the image. Just a tiny, tiny difference at this point. And so the moral of the story is you need to be able to see that because when you're zoomed into the image, the Radius values all look just enormous. They are magnified, and so you're tempted to go with very small Radius values. When you're zoomed out from an image, You know better than that. You know to go with larger Radius values as I am going to show you. So we need to know our screen resolution. All right. Having conveyed that to you, I need to show you how to measure your screen resolution.
And what I need you to do, and really honestly I want you to do this along with me. It's this important. Get yourself a ruler or a measuring tape or anything you can measure with. I also want you to grab a calculator. So those two things: measuring tape and calculator. And then, not going to make it too hard, just a little tiny bit of math, just some division, and then join me in the next exercise.


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Skip to comments.Word For The Day, Thursday, May 17, 2012 - omphalus
Posted on 05/17/2012 4:33:33 AM PDT by secret garden
In order that we might all raise the level of discourse and expand our language abilities, here is the daily post of "Word for the Day".
omphalos \OM-fuh-luhs , noun
1. The central point.
2. The navel; umbilicus.
3. Greek Antiquity. A stone in the temple of Apollo at Delphi, thought to mark the center of the earth.
Example sentences:
To that incurable romantic the Trenton hovel was omphalos, the hub of existence, the center of mass.
-- Ellen Queen, Halfway House
Yes; but if not of the earth, for earth's tenant Jerusalem was the omphalos of mortality.
-- Thomas De Quincey, Suspiria de Profundies
From Greek, omphalos did not enter English until the 1850s when Thomas De Quincey used it in his work Suspiria de Profundis. It literally meant "navel."
The sentence must, in some way, relate to the news of the day. The Review threads are linked for your edification. ;-)
Practice makes perfect.....post on....
Review Thread One: Word For The Day, Thursday 11/14/02: Raffish (Be SURE to check out posts #92 and #111 on this thread!)
Review Thread Two: Word For The Day, Tuesday 1/14/03: Roister
Review Thread Three: Word For The Day, Tuesday 1/28/03: Obdurate
WFB's attempt to emulate us ; ) No pushing at the door please!
He's been home since last Saturday. Xshub had been up the week before to get a load of his stuff, no tickets were had by either of them. thanks be to God.
A for you!
Tigger was my favorite. A+ for you!
Freshman year my room mate and i, both premed majors, volunteered at St Es hosp. We would always pass this bar on the bus back and once we decided we would go in an order drinks. Tom Collins [not a dead giveaway that we were underage drinkers] and we were served. it was tasty. we thought we were grown.
Paula said they were more lenient with hot women like us. LMAO! i know i didn't have a fake ID, she thinks she might have, but i swear i don't recall them being a thing at all back then.
Little did you know that pretty much any girl can get into any party at any frat at CMU on any weekend and drink for free.
Met a nice Carlow girl one night, homecoming queen from Freeport. Never saw her again.
I was always the youngest when we went out since I started school at 4. Drinking ages were 18 back in the day. I never had a fake ID but always had friends who could walk into a liquor store and get whatever you wanted. That was when cherry brandy was considered a classy choice. ROR!
never in PA, forch or unforch!
dang, remember grain alcohol mixed with hawaiian punch? eeks.
You must be in heaven, all your chicks home.
We were nearly killed there a week or so ago. Some idiot was in the wrong lane and just swung over into ours. Had to slam on the brakes with cars coming up behind us. Geez. Scared me to death. I screamed in terror. Was shaking for miles down the road. Thank God we weren't hit.
Could be worse. You could have hit a moose and shown up for work 25 miles later with no memory of it.
Was it "bohunkus"? That's the word we use around here, thanks to Hank the Cowdog.
The omphalos for trouncing Obama and the Dems at the polls in November and making them pariahs is to save this once great nation from these evil leftist ideologues.
and who says women can't get to work on time? what a woman!
LOOSES memory????
thank GOD, how scary for you!
I figure if they knew how to write, they wouldn't be in TV news.
yinz prob already know but i have definitively determined that although today is 40 days after Easter, Ascension is not celebrated today but rather, at least in the Arlington diocese, on Sunday.
The Rapture will be on a Thursday, and y'all are gonna miss it. LOL
Done with what little work I had for the day-how did the newest puppy do on his walk? My daughter and I still love the Hank the Cowdog books, by the way.
Obama's minions seem uncertain
Of the omphalos of his campaign
Changing gears at warp speed
To follow the best money gain
It is all about his ego trip
And trying to fool all of us-
And if a team member disagrees
He gets thrown right under the bus
Holder probably will be next
If Obama follows Nixon's scheme-
So far that seems to be the case,
With paranoia becoming extreme
There is a sign in the church parking lot to remind everyone that Ascension will be celebrated on Sunday here, too.
I was sad to hear that Donna Summer succumbed to cancer after a long battle. One of mine and my daughter's favorite funny memories involves daughter as a youngster, and her best friend listening to a Donna Summer album on a trip to New Mexico with my first husband and I to visit relatives and go skiing.
It was late at night and my husband was taking his turn driving, and my daughter and her friend were in the back of the suburban listening to a Donna Summer tape. We were somewhere in the deserted area between Pecos and Orla on 285, and it had just started snowing a bit, when we noticed that the kids were playing "Bad Girls" again and again-and yet again.
I said okay, kids, time to turn that off, roll up in your blankets and let us listen to our music (there was no radio reception way out there). They complied, we put on a tape of ours and started singing along to AC/DC. In the background, we heard the girls quietly chanting "beep beep, toot toot", and we told them to shut it down several times, but they kept it up.
After awhile, my husband practically slammed on the brakes, pulled to the side of the road and said listen you two, one more beep beep, one more toot toot-and you will be out of this truck and walking all the way to Ruidosa in the snow.
My daughter and I still laugh about that every time we talk about the family trips we took.
Obama's press agent a birther a decade and and a half early...
Was he lying then, or is he lying now?
Lord I hated (and still hate) that ****ing film.
Both, probably.
A for you and welcome to WFTD!
A+ for you!
People like these aren't the omphalus of the world, rather the anus:
A+ for you. We had a power surge here earlier and I was offline all day. New dog didn't make a peep last night when he was put in his kennel, which he goes into now when you say "kennel". The youngest taught him that yesterday afternoon in about 15 minutes. And we found out last night, he knows how to roll over and does it gladly for a piece of banana bread. I jogged him this morning with me and then walked him for the last mile and a half, to cool down. Saw someone else who said he worked at the shelter and recognized him and was glad he has a home now. He is excellent with everyone except our cat, who I haven't seen all day. I wish that part was going better.
A++, including the tag!
Like BO himself, I have no clue where he was hatched.
What a funny memory!
What the heck is a "peloton?" Dictionary says it's ornamental glass made in Bohemia in the late 19th century.
Smart dog and a people pleaser-I'm so glad that he is turning out to be such a good companion. From my own experiences, I'm guessing that the cat is planning a new strategy to get the upper hand-they just seem to do that with dogs.
Have you ever watched part of the Tour de France? Or Olympic bike races? They use all kinds of lingo.
Mainly, the cat has been stalking out secure hiding spots and not budging for 8 hours at a time. We're giving him more attention because he's used to having his run of the house, but he'd prefer not to climb into the underside of the recliner and stay there all day. This morning, he's behind the dryer and it's laundry day, which he HATES. Poor kitty.
One of my favorite words is "omphaloskepsis" which means contemplation of one's navel. To be said of non-productive co-workers.
They probably think you're complimenting them. A for you!
Your cat has my sympathy, too-patience-it will resolve.
When we got Husky girl as a puppy, she drove our cat (we only had one then)to spend most of his day under the bed in the guest room, only coming out when the dog was either outdoors or asleep. that weent on for a couple of weeks. One day, the cat was coming out of the utility room after eating when Husky girl went charging at him. Instead of the usual retreat, the cat jumped at her, boxed her nose and chased her into the master bedroom. Their relationship improved rapidly after that.
I hope that happens soon. The cat was here first. I will protect him and keep him safe until he figures out how they will coexist.
I hope so, too, so peace will reign again at your house. The dog needs a set-down from the cat so he does not continue to regard him as a prey item/toy.
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In nearly all of their interviews, Durham, North Carolina indie quartet Bombadil claim that their conceptual starting point is the folk music of Bolivia, last heard on the U.S. pop charts approximately never. (Simon & Garfunkel's "El Condor Pasa [If I Could]" was based on a folk song from Peru, one country over, but that's as close as it gets.) But before one gets nightmarish visions of a South American version of Vampire Weekend's wholesale ripoff of various African musical styles, the band's playful, childlike take on twee indie pop has only the slightest connection to South American folk tunes, having much more in common with the more cutesy side of the Elephant 6 stable (early Of Montreal, etc.) and the late lamented indie label Kindercore Records. However, bassist and keyboardist Daniel Michalak and guitarist Bryan Rahija really did hatch the initial idea of the band and begin writing songs together while spending a semester abroad in Bolivia, and the band's on-stage costumes include (among various outlandish looks) an approximation of the look of itinerant Bolivian folk musicians. Students at Duke University, Michalak and Rahija returned to North Carolina and added a mutual friend, multi-instrumentalist Stuart Robinson (who specializes in various keyboards and trumpet), and Michalak's younger brother John Michalak on drums. After a live demo recorded at a campus concert got the fledgling band (named for the J.R.R. Tolkien character Tom Bombadil) signed to local indie Ramseur Records, a self-titled EP was released in 2006. A heavy touring schedule combined with academic requirements caused John Michalak to leave the band prior to the recording of its full-length debut; he was replaced by James Phillips. Bombadil's debut album, A Buzz, a Buzz, was released in the spring of 2008. Tarpits and Canyonlands followed in 2009. Next came All That the Rain Promises, with Metrics of Affection arriving in the summer of 2013.


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Horror dinner theater; retro beer night; Beethoven goes Bollywood
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Old World Wisconsin, W372-S9727 Highway 67, Eagle, offers "Wake Not the Dead," featuring stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Bram Stoker and others. The dinner theater of horror opens Friday and continues over weekends through Oct. 27. It will cost $65 for adults and $50 for children 17 and younger. Reservations are necessary and can be made by calling (262) 594-6301 or at oldworldwisconsin.wisconsinhistory.org. On Oct. 18, 19, 25 and 26, the living history museum hosts evenings of ghoulish fun including haunted hikes, storytelling and mazes. "Halloween Legends and Lore" is from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. and cost $10 for adults and $7 for children under 17. It's not recommended for children under 8; no reservations are needed. »Read Full Article
Coach fired after dance team performed song Miley Cyrus made infamous
A Wisconsin high school dance coach has been fired after her team performed a routine to an edited version of "Blurred Lines," a popular song by Robin Thicke, the Wausau Daily Herald reports.
Lisa Jolin was fired from her job at Marshfield High School in August, after the dance team performed Aug. 23 at the first home football game. Days later, Thicke and Miley Cyrus performed the sexually suggestive — and what some describe as misogynistic — song at the MTV Video Music Awards. »Read Full Article(56)
Milwaukee writer Kipp Friedman recalls life with father, Groucho, more
Going to Knicks games with Peter Falk, sitting in the aged Groucho Marx's parlor listening to him sing "Hooray for Captain Spaulding," eyeing naked women in Off-Broadway plays — Kipp Friedman had quite an adolescence, thanks to the big macher who made it all happen.
His father, Bruce Jay Friedman. »Read Full Article
New owners want to add sit-down bar at Sendik's grocery on Downer St.
The Milwaukee Common Council's Licenses Committee on Tuesday approved a food dealer license and a Class B tavern license for Nehring's Sendik's on Downer, a new grocery store that will also include a sit-down bar that will serve pizza, pasta and other foods.
John and Anne Nehring operate three other grocery stores: Nehring's Sendik's, at 4027 N. Oakland Ave., Shorewood; G. Groppi Food Market, at 1441 E. Russell Ave. in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood; and Nehring's Family Market, at the Milwaukee Public Market in the Historic Third Ward. »Read Full Article(6)
New trailer for 'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'
Watch the new trailer for "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," below.
The film by Peter Jackson, an adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's popular classic, stars Martin Freeman as Bilbo, Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Cate Blanchett as Galadriel and Orlando Bloom as Legolas. Benedict Cumberbatch is the voice of Smaug. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Well, hello October
Jazz band the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble is featured in the documentary "Brothers Hypnotic," screening tonight at the Milwaukee Film Festival. Journal Sentinel photo by Bill Schulz. »Read Full Blog Post
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N.J. school sued over 'under God' in pledge
FREEHOLD, N.J. - A family is suing a New Jersey school district, contending that the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance discriminates against atheist children.
The lawsuit against the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District was filed in state court last month and was announced last week by the American Humanist Association.
The group says the phrase, added in 1954, "marginalizes atheist and humanist kids as something less than ideal patriots."
The anonymous plaintiffs say the two words "under God" violate the New Jersey constitution.
But school district lawyer David Rubin says the district is merely following a state law that requires schools to have a daily recitation of the pledge. He says individual students do not have to participate.
The humanist group is awaiting a ruling from a court on a similar case in Massachusetts.
Car hits packed Florida church, injuring 21
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Police in Fort Myers, Fla., say a car slammed into a packed church just as its Easter concert was about to begin, injuring 21 people as it barreled through the brick outer wall and several rows of pews.
Fort Myers Police Lt. Victor Medico says the Lexus sedan struck the Second Haitian Baptist Church at around 8 p.m. Sunday, when there were about 200 people inside. Investigators are looking into the crash even though they believe it was "an unfortunate traffic accident."
The News-Press reports that church members used car jacks to lift the vehicle off of people who were trapped underneath.
Mary Briggs of Lee Memorial Health System said 18 people were taken to hospitals, but none required surgery.
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Funeral services will be Thursday, November 3, 2011, at 2:00 p.m. in the Duhon Funeral Home Chapel in Rayne for Donald Lee "Don Nu" LeBlanc, Sr., 61, who passed away Tuesday, November 01, 2011, at 5:25 a.m. at his home in Scott.
Deacon Daniel Besse will officiate the services.
Survivors include his wife, Belinda P. LeBlanc of Scott; two sons, Donald LeBlanc, Jr. of Rome and Nicholas Jason LeBlanc of Branch; three daughters, Alana LeBlanc of Austin, TX, Cherie Marceaux of Crowley and Bridget LeBlanc of Scott; two sisters, Jeanette Hebert and Doris Dugas, both of Duson; two brothers, Rodney LeBlanc and Haywood, Jr. "T-Boy" LeBlanc, both of Duson; eight grandchildren, Kiley, Susan, Samantha, Robert, Mallory, Tatum, Jayce, Rylee; and awaiting on the first great-granddaughter in December, Kayzliee.
Donald was preceded in death, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood LeBlanc; and two sisters, Brenda Richard and Karen Sue LeBlanc.
The family wants to issue a heartfelt thank you to everyone at Heart of Hospice.
Visitation was Wednesday, November 2, 2011, at 12:00 p.m. until time of service on Thursday.
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Following Nutting's own formula, pharmacy still overcharged for Medicaid supplies
By John Christie on Nov. 22, 2010, at 2:51 p.m.
AUGUSTA | In 2001, True's Pharmacy in Oakland, owned by presumptive Speaker of the House Robert Nutting, bought medical gloves for $4.39 per package. By the time True's sold them to a Medicaid provider, the price had gone up to $11.11. That markup — 153 percent — was much …
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A widely respected think tank calls the $4.2 billion that taxpayers owe to Maine's retirement system a "ticking time bomb" that should dominate any discussion of the state's finances. The …
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Dead men don't vote. And they can't sign their names to voter petitions, either. But one did in the town of Greene last year.
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