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SEEKER Release Video For Submit
SEEKER have partnered with Cvlt Nation to unleash 'Submit,' the first performance-based video from the album Loss. SEEKER has been tour non-stop since its release, and now the Dallas trio are on their first headlining tour with support from Hollow Earth. The track features guest vocals from TJ of Wrvth.
Watch 'Submit' Now at Cvlt Nation.
"This is one of the most vicious songs that we've ever recorded and was the first song that we wrote for Loss." Bassist/vocalist Bryce Lucien continues, "With the lyrics 'Bite down hard until teeth splinter, inhale, swallow, repeat,' we fell the video really captures the lifeblood of the song. A huge thank you to our friend TJ from Wrvth for doing the guest vocals at the end."
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New Video From ABANDONED BY BEARS
ABANDONED BY BEARS revisit the summer of 2016 in their new video "For The Sake Of Nothing." Filmed during the bands 'Guardians Of Easycore Tour," the video is the second from their latest release The Years Ahead.
Watch The Video Premiere Of "For The Sake Of Nothing" at Alternative Press.
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HIGH HOPES Release New Video & Clip
HIGH HOPES have released "Vanguard," the third single from their album Sights & Sounds.
Witness "Vanguard" Now at Alternative Press.
On the earth-conscious video, vocalist Nick Brooks explains, "This world is our home, and it seems like we're going out of our way to destroy it. We've only got one shot on this planet and we need to stop taking it for granted. 'Vanguard' is a track that means a lot to us for this exact reason. If something isn't done soon there will be nothing left, we need to be the change to preserve the world for generations to come."
Drummer Daryl Pryor adds, "World issues aside, shooting 'Vanguard' was a whole lot of fun. All the rubbish that you see in the video was sourced from recycling plants and garbage bins, it was kind of gross sorting through it but we felt it definitely played a part in the meaning behind the video."
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CAROUSEL KINGS Join Victory Records
Victory Records welcomes CAROUSEL KINGS to their roster. The Lancaster, Pennsylvania band has anchored their name as one of the most ambitious and creative pop/rock/punk machines in recent years. Today, long-time supporter Alternative Press brings you the video for "Bad Habit," from the full length Charm City which hits earth on February 10th, 2017.
Get A First Look At "Bad Habit."
"Signing with Victory is an amazing accomplishment for us," says singer David Alexander. "We've grown up listening to Victory bands, and we have friends that are on the label. Signing with them has just made us feel really valued and wanted. After meeting the whole crew, we definitely feel the mutual respect and look forward to doing great things with Victory!"
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Full Album Stream From SEEKER
SEEKER have returned after three years with their new album Loss. The Texas trio and Terrorizer Magazine are premiering the full album today.
Get A First Listen Of Loss At Terrorizer.
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EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY magazine staffer Jessica Wozinsky takes us on an exclusive tour of the office's test kitchen, with ideas you can use at home.
-Hi, my name's Jessica and I work at Every Day with Rachael Ray Magazine. This is our office where we produce the magazine. The coolest feature about this place is our test kitchen where we make all of the recipes. I'm gonna give you a tour of that today. Right here, we have our demo kitchen. You might recognize this from where we shoot our step-by-step videos for the web and where we take the photographs for the No Recipe Zone and Sweet Spot section of the magazine. And right here, we have our test kitchen. This is where we test every single recipe in the magazine. This is our test kitchen staff. We have Tracey, our test kitchen director, and Katie, our test kitchen associate. What are you guys making today? -I'm working on pies for summer for our Eat and Run column. I'm working here on a puffed pastry gilet with fresh peaches and raspberries. And earlier today, I made a blueberry pie and a cherry crumb pie. We also are making a piña colada pie that we'll be featuring on the web. And also, we made some granola, which is very delicious, earlier today. -Oh! -Wanna try some? -Sounds good. Yeah, of course. What are you working on, Katie? -I'm working on prepping some green beans for our green beans side dish that's gonna have a nice mushroom cream sauce and some sprinkled crushed potato chips on top. It's gonna be good veggies. -That sounds delicious. Yeah. -This is so good. Thank you. Come right this way. I wanna show you some more great features in our test kitchen. The test kitchen has a lot of great built-in features. For instance, this cutting board is built right into the counter. We never have to look for one. Another wonderful thing about it is that it's conveniently located right above the trash can. So, whatever we're cutting, put it right in here. This trash can is one of Rachael's favorite things. It's on wheels. We can roll it around, take it to whatever work station we needed to and then just put it back when we're done. Here we have our refrigerator. It's fully stacked. We re-stack it everyday. One cool feature about this refrigerator is that if we leave the door open, it will start beeping to let us know to close it so our food doesn't spoil. Here in this section of the test kitchen, we like to have everything out in the open for easy access. Up here, we have our pots and our pans. These are everyday dishes. We have this great lights underneath the shelves so that we can see whatever we need to grab. We have magnetic strips over here where we can put our recipe so that we can see them without having to touch it, flip pages. This magnetic strip over here is where we keep our knives. The knives don't take up any counter space at all and we can easily see whichever one we wanna grab. I love this drawer down here. This custom-made Lazy Susan makes it really easy. This drawer over here is really cool too. This whole set, you can open them from here this side or from the workstation on the other side as well. In every area of the kitchen, we're always looking for ways to utilize space. Here in this cabinet, we keep our canned goods and our condiments. And underneath the oven here, we have a step stool. Here, we have our spices. There are alphabetized so that's really easy, but they also save space because they're right up against the wall. You may have also noticed that our walls are all painted with chalkboard paint so we can quickly right something on there right our shopping list and this is just like in Rachael's show. She has the same thing for her shopping list. Right in here is our pantry. We're all stacked up. We have our washer and dryer. At the end of the day, we put our aprons, dish towels in there, and then we're ready to start again tomorrow. Thank you so much for joining me on this tour behind the scenes at Every Day with Rachael Ray.


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As we finish the 2005 student assessment period, we are all anticipating what the student and school achievement results will be for this year. I know that the hard work of teaching and learning is ongoing in your schools, and that students continue to progress and move forward. We also know that the target for making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) moves up in 2005, from 40% to 47.5%.
Are there other, more progressive ways to hold schools
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In an earlier bulletin I mentioned that we would be
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Once a final agreement is reached on these issues, staff
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In next week's opener I will share some of the information relative to the specific amendments that we will be seeking to make.
As a final note, on Thursday, April 7, I testified before the Senate Appropriations III Committee on behalf of its FY 2006 elementary and secondary education budget proposal. At that time a budget was outlined that would assume a $140 million increase to education spending as originally proposed in Governor Blagojevich's 2005 Budget Address. Should the agency be asked to outline a set of budget priorities given a $440 million total for FY 2006 education spending, we are prepared to do so. I hope this helps correct any confusion that may have surrounded this issue at the end of last week.
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MONTPELIER From the proliferation of license plate readers to the installation of face-identification software at the Department of Motor Vehicles, state and local government in recent years has invested significant sums of money in technology that can be used to track citizens.
Now one Vermont organization is saying enough is enough and will launch a campaign next week aimed at illuminating the scope of taxpayer-funded surveillance activities that have cropped up in the wake of 9/11.
The Vermont chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union will unveil a report Tuesday highlighting the evolution in recent years of the states information-gathering apparatus. As the organization says in a YouTube video released this week announcing its efforts, We used to be a state where both the notion and the reality of privacy were true.
But over the last dozen years, Vermont has been transformed into a state where were being watched, the video says.
Allen Gilbert, executive director of the ACLU of Vermont, said residents here have largely been caught off guard by the cumulative effect of the new technologies.
Many of these have crept in rather slowly, and I dont think anyone realized the scope of the individual pieces, and the power of the system when all those pieces are aggregated, Gilbert said.
Components of the state and federal surveillance program include: license plate readers that aggregate driver data for use by law enforcement personnel; cellphone-tracking technology that allows police, often without a warrant, to determine the location of a specific individual; facial recognition software at the DMV, installed last year, that allows the state to identify people captured on surveillance video; and the use of drones on the Vermont-Canada border.
Oftentimes we dont begin taking a hard look at these technologies until some harm has been done, Gilbert said. But its really remarkable whats happened here over the past 12 years.
At a Statehouse news conference next week, Gilbert will call on lawmakers to adopt a range of measures designed to check the power of government to monitor the activities of law-abiding Vermonters.
The ACLU will seek passage of a drone bill that would limit police use of the unmanned aircraft to instances in which they already have a warrant or are intervening in an emergency. The group will also seek passage of legislation that tries to prevent employers from demanding access to a candidates online activities before making a job offer.
Gilbert said hell also outline a longer-term push for what he calls the Vermont Electronic Privacy Act.
And this would be a law that would require court warrants for law enforcement to obtain peoples emails, phone and Internet records, as well as cellphone location tracking data, Gilbert said.
Gilbert said the revelations in recent months about the scope of government surveillance under the auspices of the National Security Administration have alarmed many citizens and laid the groundwork for substantive reforms.
The ACLU will hold a news conference outlining its efforts Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Statehouse.
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Aaah, family. This isn't the most flattering picture but it pretty much personifies mine, such as it is. You see us here celebrating my mom's birthday, hence the partywear. I feel the need to tell you that to excuse the fact that my mom has a gaudy plastic necklace, and I am wearing tie-dye. Alas, Nothing can explain my brother's faces- they were just born that way. *giggle* (what is it about brothers that just bring out the kid in you?)
My mom (my brothers and I call her Moomis) is a huge spiritual influence on my life, and has now begun a blog of her own. Will you all please jog on over and send her some bloggy love? I'm sure she'd like the company, since she's still healing from the surgery to repair her broken elbow, and I'm just betting you'll enjoy the read as well!
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Find Your Passion: Proactive and Positive
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A 65-year-old research study, an HBO documentary, and his own research have helped solidify Phillip Jordan's life-long passion to aid inner-city African-American children with issues such as self-esteem and expectations.
As a McNair scholar, Jordan chose to replicate a 1939 research study that looked at racial preference among African-American children.
Commonly known as "The Clark Doll Study," researchers asked black children, ages 6-9, their perception of a white doll and a black doll. The majority of the children said the black doll looked "bad," and nine said the white doll looked "nice." The test results influenced the U. S. Supreme Court to hold school segregation to be unconstitutional in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education case.
In 2006, an HBO documentary, "A Girl Like Me," looked at the same issues and found the results were, essentially, the same.
"Watching that HBO documentary really spurred me to do this research project because it fit so well with my goal of working with inner-city kids," says Jordan, a Gates Scholar and the first in his family to attend college.
"I've always wanted to help people because growing up I observed that most people in my neighborhood had such defeatist attitudes, and that's not what I'm about. I'm proactive and positive.
"That's the main reason I'm in psychology. I want to do interventions and programs in the community to help turn around such attitudes. The majority of my campus activities and community service are targeted toward this population." One example of Jordan's role in the community is his service, for the past two years, as a Big Brother.
In Jordan's study, he examined both black and white preschool children to see if similar preferences for skin tone would replicate the Clark study. To modernize the study's design, Jordan said he made several changes including using cartoons and offering more choices to the children.
"We used computerized cartoons, as opposed to dolls, for the stimuli because we felt that the current generation of young children was more exposed to computer stimuli than to dolls.
"Also we wanted to offer children more than the traditional forced choice of having to select between black and white characters, as in previous studies. Therefore, we offered the children the option of also choosing 'both' or 'neither' when choosing a cartoon in responding to questions.
"I felt that children shouldn't have to choose between black and white, especially because children may not have a preference, and you're sort of forcing them to choose."
According to Jordan, his findings revealed that neither the children's gender nor their race affected their selection of the cartoon skin tone.
"This finding contradicted the findings of others who reported that black children preferred and showed more positive characteristics to whites than to blacks."
In contrast, in a post test that followed the skin tone variation question and involved showing children only a black and a white cartoon character, a race effect was found for the question "which cartoon would you choose for your best friend?"
"I told a moral where the positive character was African American to see if this would cause a shift in the children's preferences."
The story was found to have no effect on children's preferences.
"Basically our findings were black children seemed to identify with the black cartoon and white children with the white cartoon.
"I don't know why exactly that happens, but I think further research needs to be done to find out."
But, for now, Jordan said this research, coupled with his UA experiences, has well prepared him to move forward toward making his passion his career.
"Thanks to the opportunities I've had here at UA, I am convinced, more than ever, that my decision to work with inner-city youth is not only right, but needed desperately."
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Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr. day. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech was the most famous speech at 1963's March on Washington. As the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the march and that iconic speech, take a look at some of King's greatest quotes.
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Panasonic has announced the TZ40 – the successor to the popular TZ30. Featuring a 20x optical zoom, which covers 24-480mm focal length, the TZ40 promises to deliver high resolution images by incorporating an 18.1MP MOS sensor. This newly designed sensor is partnered with a new Venus engine processor, which enables the camera to shoot continuously at 10fps.
Claimed to be one of the world's slimmest compacts with a 20x optical zoom, the TZ40 becomes the first model in the TZ-series to feature integrated Wi-Fi connectivity. As well as being able to share images and videos on social media channels directly from the camera, the TZ40 fully supports remote shooting from your smartphone or tablet. To make use of this feature users will need to install Panasonic's Lumix App that's compatible with both iOS and Android devices.
The TZ40 also features a new 5 axis correction and an inclination correction capability that's designed to counteract the most severe types of tilt or handshake at the long end of the zoom. With Panasonic's light speed autofocus system, the TZ40 is claimed to lock onto subjects in 0.1seconds and for those interested in video, the camera supports Full HD movie recording at 50i in the AVCHD format.
At the rear, the TZ40 features a 3in, 920k touch screen and Panasonic has paid close attention to the battery, improving its stamina so users can shoot more shots per battery charge.
Pricing and availability of the TZ40 is yet to be confirmed. For anyone seeking a slightly cheaper alternative to the TZ40 there's also the Panasonic TZ35. Adopting many of the TZ40's features, the TZ30 has a 16.1MP MOS sensor but doesn't support Wi-Fi connectivity.
Panasonic Lumix SZ9
Panasonic has also announced the SZ9 – a superzoom compact that sports an impressive set of features for a small and slimline pocket camera. Built around a 16.1MP MOS sensor, the SZ9 adopts Panasonic's Venus engine processor and is fitted with a 10x optical zoom LEICA DC lens which offers a focal length that's equivalent to 25-250mm.
Capable of shooting up to ISO 3200, the SZ9 features instant Wi-Fi transfer functionality much like the TZ40 and FT5. A dedicated button on the camera body is designed to make it quick and easy to connect to the camera to a smartphone or tablet. It's no slouch when it comes to the speed at which it shoots either. The high-speed digital signal output technology allows the SZ9 to shoot at 10fps at full resolution, however this frame rate is set to drop to 5fps when continuous AF is selected.
As well as its Wi-Fi connectivity, the SZ9 allows users to tag images quickly with GPS location data. It's also equipped with 14 creative effects such as soft focus, toy effect and retro. At the rear it features a 3in LCD screen and full HD movie capture is available at 1920×1080.
Availability of the Panasonic Lumix SZ9 is still to be confirmed.
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Panasonic Lumix FT5
Building on the success of the FT4, Panasonic has announced the FT5 – a rugged compact that's designed to withstand the most demanding shooting situations. Not only does it feature a 16.1MP high sensitivity sensor and new Venus engine processor, time lapse recording and 10fps burst shooting make it one of the fastest tough cameras on the market today. Adding to this, it's also Panasonic's first tough camera to boast a one-touch connection to Wi-Fi with NFC, allowing for remote image capture and quick and easy uploading to social media.
At the front it features a LEICA DC-VARIO ELMAR lens and a 4.6x optical zoom covering a focal length of 28-128mm. Waterproof to a depth of 13 metres and shockproof from a height of 2 metres, it's also freeze proof down to temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius.
Much like the LZ30, the FT5 also adopts the iA mode to make it easy to use for beginners. It also features Panasonic's POWER O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilisation) system to counteract handshake and vibrations. Full HD movie capture (1920×1080) is available at 50p in the AVCHD format is fully supported and at the rear there's a 3in screen.
To enhance the images that you may capture underwater, the FT5's underwater mode is designed to eliminate the dull, grey colours often associated with underwater imagery.
Pricing and availability of the Panasonic Lumix FT5 is yet to be released.
Panasonic Lumix LZ30
Panasonic has also used CES as an opportunity to launch the new Lumix LZ30. This latest bridge compact in the Lumix lineup features a 16MP CCD sensor and a whopping 35x optical zoom that covers a 25-875mm focal length. In addition to this already impressive zoom range there's an extra optical zoom function, making it possible to extend the zoom power to a staggering 78.8x (at 3MP resolution) by using the centre part of the 16MP sensor.
For beginners there's the iA (Intelligent Auto) function which assist users to get the best results in their shooting situation. For photographers who'd prefer to setup the camera manually, program and manual modes are available, while HD video is recorded at 720p. The LZ30's 3in, 460k-dot screen at the rear features a 460k-dot resolution and there a several filter effects to experiment with, including expressive, retro, low key, high key, sepia, dynamic monochrome and high dynamic.
Expected to arrive in April, the pricing of the LZ30 is yet to be confirmed.


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Group Petitions to Save a Prehistoric Fish From Modern Construction
While the Atlantic sturgeon looks like it has armor, Riverkeeper, an environmental group, says it's no match for propellers on boats working on the Tappan Zee bridge replacement.
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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Fire Prompts Renewed Calls to Close the Indian Point Nuclear Plant
Officials at Entergy, the company that operates the plant, said they were working with the State Department of Environmental Conservation to contain a spill and to clean it up.
May 13, 2015, Wednesday
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April 14, 2015, Tuesday
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West Point cadets and faculty learn how environmental problems in prosperous places sometimes end up shunted to communities still fighting for full civil rights.
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January 29, 2014, Wednesday
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August 30, 2013, Friday
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Welcome to Security Alerts, an overview of recent Unix and open source security advisories. In this column, we look at buffer overflows in
snmpXdmid, OpenUnix 8 utilities, TrollFTPD,
gdm, the Solaris printer daemon, and the HP-UX line printer daemon; and vulnerabilities in
gnut, NetBSD sendmsg, Mambo Site Server,
phpBB, Macromedia ColdFusion Server, JavaServer WDK, and BSCW.
Alerts this week:
Solaris snmpXdmid
NetBSD sendmsg
Mambo Site Server
OpenUnix 8 Buffer Overflows
Macromedia ColdFusion Server
JavaServer WDK
Solaris Printer Daemon
HP-UX Line Printer Daemon
Unused Services
A security audit of
xinetd, a replacement for the
inetd super server by Solar Designer and others, has resulted in the fixing of many security and reliability related bugs.
All users of
xinetd should upgrade to version 2.3.3 or newer as soon as possible.
gnut, a console- and Web-based Gnutella client available for Linux and Windows, is vulnerable to an HTML injection attack. This attack is conducted by sharing a file with HTML embedded into the file name.
All users of
gnut should upgrade to version 0.4.27 or newer.
snmpXdmid daemon is an agent that functions as part of the Solstice Enterprise Agent Desktop Management Interface package. It maps Simple Network Management Interface requests to equivalent Desktop Management Interface requests. Versions of
snmpXdmid supplied with Solaris 2.6, 7, and 8 have a buffer overflow that can be exploited remotely to execute arbitrary code with the permissions of the root user.
Users should apply the appropriate patch from Sun.
The NetBSD function call
sendmsg() can be used by a malicious user to panic the system, causing a denial of service. It has been announced that all versions of NetBSD from 1.3 on are vulnerable to this denial-of-service attack.
It is recommended that users upgrade any NetBSD machines to NetBSD systems dated July 1, 2001, or newer; rebuild the kernel; and reboot the system.
Mambo Site Server is a content management tool written using PHP and MySQL. A design flaw in the use of global variables can be exploited to gain administrative control over Mambo.
Users of Mambo should watch for an updated version that repairs this problem.
It has been reported that there are buffer overflows in the OpenUnix 8 utilities
dtprintinfo, and
Users of OpenUnix 8 should watch Caldera for patches to fix these problems.
phpBB, a Web-based bulletin board program, has several vulnerabilities that can lead to increased permissions and allow arbitrary commands to be executed on the server with the permissions of the user executing the Web server.
Users of
phpBB should upgrade to version 1.4.1 or newer.
Vulnerabilities have been found in two example applications that ship with Macromedia ColdFusion. These vulnerabilities can be used to view files, create files, and execute commands on the server running ColdFusion. ColdFusion Servers 4.x for Windows, Solaris, HP-UX, and Linux have been reported to be vulnerable. Version 5 of ColdFusion Server has been reported as not vulnerable.
Macromedia recommends that example applications and documentation not be installed on production servers, that the
/CFDOCS directory tree be removed from all production servers, and that users read the Macromedia ColdFusion "Best Security Practices" document available from the Allaire Web site.
A buffer overflow in TrollFTPD's handling of recursive directories can be used by a remote attacker to gain root access to the server. Pure-FTPd, a derivative of TrollFTPD, is reported as not vulnerable to this buffer overflow.
Users should upgrade to TrollFTPD version 1.27 as soon as possible.
The JavaServer Web Development Kit (WDK) has a bug that can be used to read, with the permissions of the root user, any file on the server. This can be used by an attacker to access encrypted passwords in the shadow password file, and can be used to gain information for an attack against the system.
Users should watch Sun for an update to the JavaServer WDK.
A buffer overflow in
gdm can be exploited by sending a carefully-crafted XDMCP message to gain root access on the server.
Users of
gdm should watch their vendor for a repaired version and should consider disabling XDMCP in
gdm.conf if it is not needed.
BSCW, a Web-based groupware system, has a vulnerability that can be used to read any file on the system that is readable by the user running the Web server. The attack against this vulnerability has two parts; the first part is exploited by preparing a carefully-crafted tar file that contains links to files on the BSCW server. When this tar file is extracted in the BSCW "data-bag," the attacker can then follow the symbolic links and download the linked files. For example, the attacker can download the BSCW password file and gather information for other attacks.
The developers of BSCW have released patches for this vulnerability and it is recommended that all users of BSCW apply them as soon as possible.
The Sun Solaris BSD print protocol daemon
in.lpd has a buffer overflow that can be used by a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the server as the root user. This buffer overflow has been reported to affect Sparc and x86 versions of Solaris 2.6, 7, and 8.
Sun has released patches to fix this buffer overflow and it is recommended that this patch be applied as soon as possible.
The HP-UX line printer daemon
rlpdaemon has a remotely-exploitable buffer overflow that can be used by an attacker to execute arbitrary commands as the root user. This has been reported to affect HP-UX versions 10.01, 10.10, 10.20, 11.00, and 11.11.
Users should apply the appropriate patch for this problem as soon as possible.
Many systems are vulnerable to attacks, such as the Solaris or HP-UX printer daemon buffer overflows, that do not even use the vulnerable application. Remaining current on security announcements is a very good way to protect the security of a system, but it is also important to turn off unused services so that a system will never be made vulnerable by an application that is not being used.
Noel Davis works as a Unix system administrator. He first started using Unix in 1994 when he purchased a copy of Yggdrasil Plug-and-play Linux Summer 1994 Release.
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Springfield, Ill. -After receiving input and review by
early childhood teachers and specialists, the Illinois
Early Learning Standards were adopted by the Illinois
State Board of Education Wednesday.
The Illinois Early Learning Standards were developed
with the assistance of hundreds of educators and first
introduced in draft form in 2001. The Standards were finalized
following a period of awareness, review and feedback activities
from members of school-based and community-based early
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training to teachers and listening to their suggestions
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Below are statements issued by Congressman Tom Marino, Congressman Maurice Hinchey, Senator Pat Toomey, Senator Bob Casey and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
U.S. Rep. Tom Marino,
PA-10, issued this response to President Obama's State of the Union Address:
Tonight President Obama delivered a campaign speech and once again, tried again to convince the American people that he is committed to helping America's middle class.
Unfortunately, the president's words never seem to match his actions.
Since taking office three years ago, the president has contributed more to the deterioration of this nation's middle class than any other president.
The things that matter most to the average American – good-paying jobs, maintaining a small business, owning a home, paying for health care and using a vehicle – are slipping beyond their reach.
More people are dependent on the federal government than ever before.
Sadly, this president's words and actions are dividing, not uniting. He has become a master of the politics of envy and division.
If the president wants to help the middle class, he should
look no further than Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's desk to find the 27 job-creating bills that the House has passed within the last year.
This address was just another campaign speech, more of the same; more blame and more division. This time around the president cannot hide from his record.
President Obama may continue to blame the previous
administration for the weak economy he inherited. However, he has to take responsibility for the rapid deterioration that took place since he took office.
Congressman Maurice Hinchey
(D-NY) tonight released the following statement on President Obama's State of the Union Address.
President Obama has articulated a vision for an economy that lifts up all Americans - not just the wealthiest 1 percent. This path forward recognizes that we face a make or break moment for the middle class and those trying to reach the middle class. While our economy has shown encouraging signs of recovery since 2008, the underlying economic problems, which have been evident for decades, continue to hinder our ability to ensure economic security and the promise of America for those who work hard and play by the rules.
We simply cannot afford to settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do extremely well, while a growing number of Americans can barely get by. Since 1979, the top 1 percent of Americans have seen their incomes grow by 275 percent, and in recent years the top one-fifth of income earners raked in more than the rest of the country combined. To address this crisis we must take bold action to reform our tax code so that millionaires and billionaires no longer pay a smaller percent of their income in taxes than their secretaries and personal drivers.
We must also invest in rebuilding American infrastructure so that it can sustain a 21st century economy, and restore our manufacturing sector so that we make things in America again. Our schools need to be well funded so that we can retain and hire good teachers who can educate a skilled workforce, and we must shift away from a fossil fuel based economy and towards a sustainable and renewable energy future.
The path forward set forth by President Obama is a prescription for a stronger America where the dreams we have for our children can come true. It is a sharp departure from the picture of austerity and decline painted by those who are focused on winning the next election instead of winning our future.
Sen. Pat Toomey
(R-Pa.) issued the following statement tonight on the president's State of the Union address:
The president did suggest his willingness to work with Congress on a few pro-economic growth policies, and I will always welcome working with the president and anyone who wants to pursue ideas that will grow the economy and create jobs. However, the majority of the president's speech was just business as usual for this administration and a retread of ideas that have already failed.
Massive spending, tax increases, new additional regulations, and special-interest giveaways - these are the things that have helped to get us to where we are now - a weak economy without the kind of job growth that we need.
What we need is for the president to unite Americans - not divide them - and to focus on opportunities - a growing economy that will create the jobs that we need. With unemployment at more than 8 percent and our nation's debt at more than $15 trillion, we need to work together and pass meaningful solutions. I'm still going to fight for those policies, and I hope the president will come along with us on at least some of them.
U.S. Senator Bob Casey
(D-PA) released the following statement on the President's State of the Union address:
We face many challenges as the country recovers from the great recession - many of which were highlighted tonight. One thing, however, is clear: we need to keep the focus on jobs. I just spent several weeks back home, talking with Pennsylvanians. Everywhere I went I heard two things: create jobs and work together. We owe it to those we serve to make that our focus as well. I am grateful to have the opportunity to work with my colleagues from both chambers and from both sides of the aisle to extend the middle-class tax cuts and continue to strengthen the economy.
I also look forward to more attention on the critical issue of manufacturing. Pennsylvania manufacturers have been hit hard by unfair trade practices by countries like China. The Senate has passed legislation to crack down on China's currency manipulation. The House must follow suit and the Administration must do more to use its existing powers to level the playing field for U.S. workers.
I hope that we build on the spirit of bipartisanship seen in the Chamber tonight as Democrats and Republicans sat together to create jobs and grow the economy.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
(D-NY)issued the following statement, including a renewed call to make insider trading by members of Congress, their staff and family members clearly and expressly illegal by passing the bipartisan STOCK Act.
Our economy can't afford another year of governing through brinkmanship that we've seen too much of from this Congress. We need to set our politics aside, and find the common core values we can agree on to create jobs and set economic opportunity for the middle class in motion – by giving everyone a fair chance to succeed, rewarding hard work, and investing in 'Made In America' again.
We're not lacking the tools it takes for a thriving economy. We have it all in New York State: the hardest workers you can ask for, bright and innovative minds, world-class universities and research institutions, a thriving high-tech sector to rival Silicon Valley, and manufacturers to power our economy with new sources of clean energy that's made right here. What we're lacking is the political will to unleash all of its potential.
Just as President Obama showed us his leadership by supporting the 9/11 health bill, and just as he declared his commitment to fairness by repealing 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' in his State of the Union two years ago, tonight we're seeing his leadership again by urging Congress to play by the exact same rules as everyone else in America by making insider trading on Capitol Hill clearly and expressly illegal by passing the bipartisan STOCK Act I've been fighting for.
Guided by our sense of common purpose and bipartisanship, I know we can do what's right, change the way Washington works, and foster the environment for a growing economy and a thriving middle class."


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I posted a couple months ago b/c I had what I thought might be thrush, and have been treating this whole time and we still haven't gotten rid of it :/ I think it started with me, DD is 3.5 months old and I have never really seen any evidence of thrush in her mouth, other than her tongue looking whitish from time to time (usually after she eats, so I'm pretty sure its just milk residue). I've been having burning around my nipples and some deeper pains off and on since late August. Nipples are also pretty bright red sometimes, and sometimes the tips look white too. I did Newman's cream for 6 weeks (baby was treated with Nystatin for the first 10 days) and it helped but I could tell it wasn't totally gone yet, so I made an appt with my midwife. She seemed pretty sure that I had a yeast infection and gave me a prescription for Diflucan for 2 weeks. She said that would almost definitely take care of it, but it's been 2 weeks and I still have symptoms. They improved some but I can tell its still there. So I'm starting another 2 weeks of Diflucan. We are on the 3rd round of Nystatin for my baby also (though I've still never seen any evidence of thrush in her mouth). We've been sterilizing all bottles, pacis, pump parts, etc. in the Medela steam bags each night. I air out my nipples after feeding and always change my bra pads & apply the Newman's after feeding as well. I take probiotics when I remember them. We wash all the bra pads, burp cloths and bibs in hot water & bleach every night too. Seems like with all that it should be gone by now, right? Maybe not?
I guess I'm a little skeptical that it's thrush and am wondering if anyone has any insight for me. It doesn't really hurt to nurse at all, it's more just annoying in between feedings, but I'm worried that it's going to get worse if I can't get it to go away. I've read some about Reynaud's but I don't really think its that because I don't notice any difference or better/worse pain with different temps. I did have antibiotics during labor for GBS, which I know makes me susceptible to yeast.
The main reason I'm skeptical is that I haven't seen any sign of thrush in my daughter, and it seems like if I've had it for this long it would have shown up in her mouth by now...I'm glad it hasn't but starting to get seriously annoyed that my symptoms aren't going away. The Diflucan seems to have helped but not as much as I expected it would. I'm not noticing the symptoms much at all in the right side now, mostly in the left (burning, itching around the nipple, deeper pains intermittently), but both nipples still look bright red sometimes. Pumping seems to irritate the left one more...nipple is usually sore after I pump.
I've been thinking about going back to boiling instead of the steam bags...problem is that our tap water leaves a gross film on everything we boil. Also maybe drying the bra pads and stuff on high heat instead of low. Would that make a difference?
I know this is super long, and there are already so many posts about thrush that I hate to post another one, but I'm so ready to be done with this! Any suggestions or insight would be much appreciated. Thank you!


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A school superintendent kicks off his gubernatorial campaign by misspelling the title he hopes to hold.
Shortly after John Barge launched his campaign to run for governor of Georgia via a new website, it was discovered that his team had misspelled a pretty crucial word on the homepage: Governor. The Atlantic Journal-Constitution reported that the message on the site read, "Georgia's next govenor." The error was quickly fixed, but the embarrassment was not so easily removed.


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A global company called Qualfon is considering the Village of Hancock as the site for a new call center. Qualfon serves the "business process outsourcing" for various businesses and also provides "interactive voice response" services. According to the company's website (www.qualfon.com [2]) Qualfon has facilities in the Philippines, Guyana, Mexico, Costa Rica, the United States and China.
A Qualfon subsidiary called Data Control Group (DCG) is looking to open a new call center in the United States, and one of the places being considered is the former Becton Dickinson facility in Hancock, where, until 2002, medical devices were manufactured.
The facility, however, needs substantial renovation and expansion to be suitable for the needs of the company. To help keep other costs down, Delaware County Economic Development has applied for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Qualfon is also considering a location in Texas for the facility, and Senator Chuck Schumer has urged HUD to award the grants to Hancock. In a letter to HUD at the end of August, Schumer said that if Hancock were awarded the grants, that would pretty much insure that the call center would be constructed in Hancock.
"A new call center in the Becton Dickinson facility would go a long way toward healing the wound of the facility's closing in 2002, and start a new chapter of job growth in Delaware County," said Schumer. "This federal investment would help sign, seal, and deliver a new call center to Hancock, and ring in hundreds of good-paying jobs and work opportunities for residents in a community that desperately needs them."
If Hancock is chosen as the site for the call center, the facility would be expanded and upgraded in two phases. In the first phase, the company would retrofit part of the facility that would allow for 200 workers to be employed. The second phase of expansion, to accommodate another 300 to 400 workers, would require additional funding.
Schumer said in a press release, "It is anticipated that 80% of the jobs created by this expansion will be made available to individuals with low to moderate incomes, for whom new job opportunities are extremely rare. To ensure that these two phases of expansion are possible, the proposal is seeking federal funds to help offset the substantial costs that would have to be undertaken by DCG to make the facility into a suitable call center."
Schumer said Qualfon representatives have expressed interest in the New York location, given its proximity to New York City. Schumer also noted that while Qualfon call centers are primarily based overseas, there has been a recent shift toward moving jobs back to the United States, a trend which could be encouraged by the federal investment in an American facility.
According to an article in the online publication The Daily Beast, Schumer is not the only person who sees the trend toward moving more call center employees back into the United States. The article said that Mary Murcott, the CEO of the outsourcing firm Novo 1 based in Fort Worth, TX, "estimated that at one point, 30% of call center jobs for high-tech firms were offshore; now, thanks to onshoring, or insourcing, it's more like 12%."


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My 10.5 month old was waking up 2x per night to nurse for a while. He was able to go to sleep on his own for naps (I was working 3 days per week). I stopped working at the end of July and since then I have nursed him to sleep before his naps. For the past week he has been waking up very frequently to nurse at night, sometimes after just 1 hour. Often after I nurse I put him down in his crib and he immediately wakes up and cries, so I have to repeat...he never used to do this. I am back to nursing and rocking him to sleep...I feel like he is a newborn again.
Is this normal? Or do you think because I started nursing him to sleep before each nap that he "forgot" how to fall asleep on his own? I am not sure whether to keep doing what I am doing or to stop nursing to sleep before naps to encourage him to fall asleep on his own.
Maybe he is cutting another tooth? Or he did start taking some steps last week so could that be it?


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Press Release From the Office of State Senator Rodney Ellis
For Immediate Release
May 15, 2007Contact: Jeremy Warren, (512) 463-0113
AUSTIN -- The Texas House Judiciary Committee today passed SB 966, the Free Flow of Information Act, legislation by Senator Rodney Ellis (D-Houston) to protect journalists from being forced to testify or disclose confidential sources. Senate Bill 966, co-authored by Senator Robert Duncan (R-Lubbock) and sponsored in the House by Representative Corbin Van Arsdale (R-Houston) and Representative Aaron Pena (D-Edinburg), will now be considered by the full House.
"The press plays a vitally important role in our democracy and must be protected from government intimidation," said Ellis. "With the face of journalism and law enforcement rapidly changing in the 21st century, it is time for Texas to pass the Free Flow of Information Act to ensure journalists and their sources are protected in their jobs of keeping the public informed."
Thirty-three other states and the District of Columbia currently have some form of law protecting journalists and their sources, including California, Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and every single state bordering Texas. Last month, the state of Washington passed similar legislation protecting journalists; the United States Congress is also currently debating legislation -- offered by two Republicans -- to enact a federal free flow of information law.
There is currently no state or federal constitutional protection for journalists who are called to testify, turn over reporters notes or otherwise participate in a criminal case in the state of Texas. Ideally the First Amendment would be such a shield, but the courts have largely taken away the understood privilege of the press to protect whistleblowers. The need to protect the confidentiality of sources is often fundamental to a reporter's job.
"Senate Bill 966 strikes the delicate balance between preserving the public's right to know the truth from an independent press, and the state's ability to uphold justice," said Ellis. "It ensures journalists can keep their sources and notes confidential, while still allowing law enforcement the ability to acquire truly necessary material. It is not an unbreakable shield, but simply a limited privilege for journalists to protect the confidentiality of their sources."


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Dear members,
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
Neji died
Neji will meet his father like kakashi and be revived eventually
No idea
Neji's curse will be removed if he is revived
He is still alive
Seems that way unless spoilers are wrong
OMG why I liked him ..
Naruto would go on a hell of a rampage
Originally Posted by Midday
I thought Neji as well as Choji were supposed to die a long time ago back in the Sasuke retrival arc, it probably would have been better that way since Kishi did pratically nothing with him since then.
i agree, i would have cared than!
this thread actually makes me feel kinda bad w/ that damn music
YES 1 of them is dead now i want to see Naruto being killed and Bee and all those other ***s of the Alliance!
one of the hyuuga's most talented ninja is dead
neji protected naruto and even went down w/ a fight... he's the best hyuuga in the series! naruto said it " neji is such a badass "
hart broken one of favs oh well more deaths next chapter
chill guys Its not a big deal Neji died
Reason why ???????
Cause in this chapter as you can see we know 5 things for sure
1. Shikaku, Inoichi, ao & neji all 4 genius are dead.
2. Obito still doesnt consider madara as ally
3. Obito is going to die with his own will
4. Naruto is the KEY to war.
5. Madara needs Obitos Rinne tensei to Bring his living body back
" Now if you see all points carefully you will know where the manga is heading.... its so clear that Naruto is as angry as he was when he was fighting pAin... He is now going to give his all to defeat Obito n madara...
and at some point in future manga he will be able to change Obitos mind just like he did against pain with his famous ' Talk no jutsu '
Obito becoming good again and in the end when Madara & Juubi is defeated Obito will sacrifice his Life after using Rinne tensei to Bring back all the shinobis he & madara killed in the war....
Doing so Neji, shikaku, Inoichi & Ao will be back again....
also Neji will be the first person from the Branch family who has gotten rid of his Curse mark because he already died once, so he will be back without the curse mark so enjoy.....
also there might be possibility of sakura dying :D lol we might just get a chance to see her in pain
Thats what i think... just my opinion
Neji died like a boss tho !
"The branch familly lives to protect the head familly members" all makes sense now .. He protected Naruto, but most of all he protected Hinata
Just when I thought the clan was about to pull some OP jutsu that could rival anything close to elite Uchiha, Kish trolls the hell outta them
They group together in the front talking about being the "strongest" of the leaf and fail big time, like really?! lmao
This was the LOL of the day, while Neji's death was sudden, the Hyuga really displayed how useful they are
Hey Pravin, look Naruto got owned with his BS
You mad xPxP
Neji died?
I can't believe that kisk kill neij for all the people naruto
Gotta hand it to Kishi, I never thought he'd kill anyone from Konoha's 11. Unexpected twist and it was well done, my respect for Neji also increased a lot.
Are you trying to get flamed? 0_o
Anyhow, the Hyuga are awesome. Some just don't know how to dodge ...
Originally Posted by Uchiha Josephus
Are you trying to get flamed? 0_o
for what?!?! Kish did it, not me
hmm could be but i think it would be a bit lame if Obito does the same thing Nagato did with rinne tensei
Hate to say I told you so...
wow brave sole be prepared THE FANBOYS ARE COMING
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PORTALES — ENMU athletic director Jeff Geiser said the school hopes to have its head football coaching position filled by the end of next week.
Mark Ribaudo resigned Nov. 15 upon request after seven losing seasons as Greyhounds head coach.
Geiser said Monday the school has approximately 60 applicants, with a wide range of backgrounds.
"We've got a real strong pool of candidates, ranging from Division I assistant coaches, to ex-Division II head coaches, junior college coaches and a few high school coaches," Geiser said. "Hopefully, by the end of the week, we'll know who we're going to invite in for interviews next week."
Geiser anticipates up to five candidates will be invited for on-campus interviews.
The first day coaches can make on-campus contact with recruits is Dec. 9.
"The thing that really jumps out is (the new coach has) to be an excellent recruiter," Geiser said in an earlier interview. "You've got to do two things — you've got to recruit and you've got to retain (players)."
The Greyhounds went 2-9 in 2011, including 1-7 in the Lone Star Conference. Ribaudo, 47, had a career mark of 25-51. He also served as an assistant coach at ENMU for eight years.