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Imagine this you are driving along the road and suddenly you see something spectacular Now imagine that you are not allowed to deviate from your course to check it out This is what a so-called hacker faces Just imagine that you saw an injured person on the side of the road In this analogy you are not allowed to help the injured person A hacker is not allowed to explore like everyone else in the world A hacker is not allowed to help fix potential security holes The term hacker can have many meanings The most visible to the public is the person pirating software and breaking into corporate networks and destroying information This is the public misconception of a hackerBack in the Unix days a hack was simply a quick and dirty way of doing something Hackers in those days were basically just computer experts Nowadays hacker means the same thing as a cracker a person who pirates software and malicious hackers The media of course never prints the good things hackers do Most hackers provide a service to companies by letting the company know about security holes before a rival exploits it Most hackers want nothing more than to simply learn A hacker has an extreme thirst for knowledge but not in the traditional subjects Technology and anything new interest hackers In fact most security experts start out but learning and hackingThe bad view of hackers is not completely false There are hackers out there that will do there best to harm any system hey can but most want nothing more than to find the beauty in system or network To hackers vast networks and the inside of a firewall that was meant to keep them out are the most beautiful sights on Earth In every aspect of life there are people who exploit others Murders robbers or any other criminals come from every walk of life Even hackers have some but like
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Glass Half Full?
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Mud. Yuck! Is there any worse problem that we face in our equine environment than simple dirt and water mixed into a gooey sludge? The English have a great word for going out into the mud--they "slog" through it. Certainly sounds like what happens when our boots sink and slide. Mud not only turns all our horses into 10-year-old boys, but it sucks off shoes (theirs and ours) and gets tracked into houses, trucks, cars, tack rooms, aisleways, stalls, and any place else we inhabit. It covers up scrapes and scratches, fills in cuts so they are nearly impossible to find until they cause a problem, and it generally makes life miserable.
However, old-time horsemen used mud for many good things. One old fellow worked with Thoroughbred racehorses back before the days of X rays, ultrasound, and nerve blocks. When the trainer was having problems finding out what was making a horse "off," the old-timer simply slathered mud all over the horse's legs. Then he led him out in the field to graze. He said the place(s) that dried first were the hottest, and therefore should be the first sites to be examined for injury.
Others used to believe in walking their bad-footed horses in mud holes every day, and daring anyone to wipe or wash off the mud. They said the mud made the feet less brittle. Did it work? Who knows. It would be interesting to find out if any of today's hoof experts believe in that. I know several who would like to throw away lots of the "dressings" and "packs" that are used on feet today because they keep the feet too wet. Maybe like on the lame horse, the mud actually dried out the hooves and left them in a more natural state.
Like many things in the horse industry, mud might be a problem that could actually be a solution if used correctly.
U.S. Horses Need Homes Too
There are many sides to any story. We've been reporting on the pregnant mare urine (PMU) ranchers who are disbanding their herds (see article #4732 online). While many people want to take the horses and give them homes, many of those who came forward didn't have a farm or place to board the horses, much less the experience to re-train them for another job. How is that better for those horses?
Then there is the other side of that coin. A woman and her husband who raise draft crosses for sport horses and foxhunters in Oregon called and talked about their problems because of the PMU horse glut. Because of the tremendous number of horses entering the U.S. from Canada, the market for their horses had the bottom drop out. She and her husband are going out of business.
She said there are always killer buyers at sales, but that because of the high number of horses available now, the U.S. "sport horses" which normally would find buyers (such as ex-racehorses) were selling for $50 and $100 in her region.
The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) has an expansive system of farms and satellite facilities to rescue, accept, retrain, and adopt out Thoroughbreds of all types. The TRF estimates that 1,000 horses will go through their system next year. And that's just one group that only rescues Thoroughbreds. There are other breed and discipline groups that also help find homes and jobs for former athletes and cast-offs of their industries.
What's the solution? Where will all of these horses go? Not all of them are going to live. Some will be euthanized. How they die is up to our industry. Whether we develop a euthanasia program like what's available at animal shelters, have horses go to slaughter, or come up with something else is a problem that needs careful thought, but immediate answers.
I don't know the solution to overbreeding and under-demand. There isn't enough land for feral (wild) horses; we can't just turn surplus horses loose to fend for themselves. There aren't enough jobs for horses in the Americas, and there certainly aren't enough deep pockets to care for each one properly.
What's your solution? What can be done immediately with the surplus horses? What can be done to avoid this problem in future years? Write to us at email@example.com and let us know. We'll publish some of the proposed solutions next month.
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Kimberly S. Brown
Kimberly S. Brown was the Publisher/Editor of The Horse: Your Guide To Equine Health Care from June 2008 to March 2010, and she served in various positions at Blood-Horse Publications since 1980.
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Costume Quest is a Halloween adventure from Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions. In this charming role-playing game, choose your hero and trick-or-treat through three beautiful environments full of Double Fine humor and story.Read full description
"Creativity-infused cartoon combat blends perfectly with trick-or-treating nostalgia to give this humorous little download some tremendous pull." - IGN.com
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Costume Quest is a Halloween adventure from Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions. In this charming role-playing game, choose your hero and trick-or-treat through three beautiful environments full of Double Fine humor and story. Complete quests, build your party, and collect costumes along the way that allow you to transform into powerful champions and take down the evil Repugians. This heroic holiday tale will capture the imaginations of kids and kids-at-heart.
Continue the Costume Quest adventure with the Grubbins on Ice DLC pack, included free in the PC version! Face new enemies while collecting additional quests, costumes, battle stamps and creepy treat cards. Help the monsters overthrow Araxia to bring peace back to Repugia!
Costume Quest™ and © 2011, Double Fine Productions, Inc. FMOD Ex Sound System Copyright © 2001-2011 Firelight Technologies Pty, ltd. All rights reserved. Uses Scaleform GFx © 2011 Scaleform Corporation. All rights reserved. DRACOGEN is a trade mark of 2113367 Ontario Inc. All other trademarks, logos, and copyrights are property of their respective owners.
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I really like this game! This is one of those games that does exactly what it sets out to do, without getting bogged down in useless or unnecessary features . The premise of this game is very simple - beat bad guys on Halloween. Your brother is kidnapped by magical creatures while out trick-or-treating, and it is up to you and your friends to get him back. Unfortunately you are no match for these magic wielding baddies, however you do have a few special tricks up your sleeve - namely, you can don your Halloween costume to gain super power to use against the enemies. The ability to change costumes is one of the greatest aspects of this game. You can try different costumes that you find to gain the special abilities that suit you the best. The combat system is based on timing, so you have to get used to hitting the right buttons at the right time in order to succeed. This game is "cute" but not in a childish kind of way. It can be challenging at times, but with some practice you will find yourself sending even the hardest enemies back to the dark world that they came from. This game is especially fun to play during Halloween. I highly recommend getting this game, it's a real treat!
There are games that makes you feel like playing during only time at year. There are games that fills on Christmas aura, there are games that are great to play during summer... and yes, Costume Quest is this kind of game. Do you really need to play something scary on Halloween? NO! Why not play something that can be enjoyed by everyone? Something with good music, fun combat, with world filled with interesting characters? Something that have really enjoyable story! Costume Quest is great game. Not sure if I would enjoy it same if it wasn't Halloween but still, it a must play. If you will have some time free when Halloween comes, try it. I'm sure you won't regret it.
I've first played Brutal Legend, and now Costume Quest. Once again, Double Fine leaves me with mixed feelings. Costume Quest seems to be the kind of game I would enjoy a lot when I was a kid! Essencially, you're Reynolds, and it's Halloween. In the midst of trick-or-treating, there are monsters, stealing all the candy, who ended up kidnapping your sister. So, you put on your most badass costume and go look for her, fighting the monsters with the aid of your costume's powers, along with some friends you meet along the way. That sounds like something I would enjoy immensively when I was younger! And I still enjoyed it today, but it's not quite my kind of game. The game is a mixture of an adventure/platformer game, with a JRPG(ish) type combat. In combat, each character has a normal attack and a special attack, which takes turns to recharge. Instead of simply choosing which attack you want, there's also a QTE event that you have to do in order to boost your normal attacks. Each costume the character wears influences their attacks, and have a very unique style to them. There are also stickers you can collect while exploring the world, which will then give you a passive or active ability in battle. You have from 1 to 3 characters, and the same with the enemies. Each team has their attack turn, until the battle is finished. I didn't find the combat system very deep, with the exception of the Boss fights, which sometimes required a certain ability to be beaten, making the player experiment with the different costumes until he beat it. That was cool, but other than that, it felt a bit too shallow. To its favor thought, animation was top-notch, and every attack made you feel like a badass doing it. Outside of combat, you go around collecting candy, sometimes from door to door, other times just in the environment. You also interact with NPCs, with a very DoubleFine-esque dialogue which is always welcome. You have 4 zones (3 in the main game, 1 in the DLC), each with its theme, and a group of side quests. These side quests help the player explore the world, and also provide rewards. I didn't find them particularly interesting, but they were on the way, so it did not detract from the experience. I just think they could have done something more with those sidequests. There are quite a few "secrets" and Easter Eggs hidden around, making exploration quite rewarding to do as well! Besides, you'll need to explore to find different costume parts, which is the best part of the game, since each costume has its twist wether inside or outside of combat. The various costumes reminded me of some 90s cartoons, and others were just Halloween themed. They didn't every feel out of place. A good concept well implemented! The graphics aren't fantastic in terms of fidelity, but it's DoubleFine, so you know what to expect! They're highly stylized and unique, giving the game exactly the vibe they were looking for. Music was up there as well, really enjoyed it! Most of the achievements were mainly there to get the player to actually go out for the sidequests and different costumes so they're pretty standard... But, there was one about a Stacking Easter Egg as well. Nothing noteworthy, but it had a few achievements that could lead the player into a better direction when playing it, so that's good! So... due to the combat's lack of depth, it often felt a bit too repetitive, and so did some of the sidequests, since they're the same style for each zone. I get why it is like that, but since I didn't find them very interesting, having them in each zone felt a bit repetitive as well. But that's my biggest complain with this game. Other than that, I've had a blast with it, specially with the Boss fights! The game isn't very challenging (if it seems so, you're doing something in the wrong intended order, which happened to me), but it doesn't leave too much space for failure. Still, with its combat system, one couldn't expect anything too strategical. It looks and sound great, it's definitely an unique game, which takes you about 6-9 hours to finish, without and with DLC, respectively. It's not something I'm likely to go back to, since I've finished it, but it was a good experience nonetheless. It's a streamlined JRPG, with a twist! I'd definitely recommend it if it catches your attention at all. Great game, DoubleFine strikes again!
Well, I might not be very old, yet, hopefully... But this isn't really a game for adults, right? Wrong. It has lot's of humour even adult will appreciate. Turn based combat might not have much depth(2 skills to use + stamp passive perks), but it's still enjoyable. And it is very appropriate for younger audience. You can give Costume Quest for your/your neighbour kid to play, and it won't make him/her bloodthirsty murderer. He/she might develop a taste for sweets and revenge though.
Set in Halloween, Costume Quest is a cute RPG with turn based combat. After you select your character, you are thrown into the story: your sister (or your brother) has been kidnapped by goblins because they need candy and your sibling was wearing a giant candy corn costume...In battle a costume gives you power: if you are wearing a cardboard, you'll become a giant robot! Each costume has different abilities and attacks. The combat system is simple and weel animated, the cartoon style graphics is coloured and effective, there are many scenarios and a lot of items to collect.
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Spinning this discussion out from another thread.To start with, here is a report, with queries, from one of our regulars: Reply by EMark, 2 hours ago.OK, here's an everything-but-the-kitchen sink wine:Get a load of this (from the back label)76% Cabernet Sauvignon8% Syrah5% Petit Verdot3% Cabernet Franc3% Malbec3% Merlot2% Petite SirahAlso, the f... Read More
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Nathan is right: your son needs to buy an hour of a child custody lawyer's time and go over the situation with counsel.
That said, Little Girl has now lived with Grandfather 83% of her entire life. It is NOT going to be easy to get Little Girl back, especially if Biological Father has not been financially supporting Little Girl and has not been going to see her very, very, very regularly.
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Well you definitely need to talk to an attorney and I would take a copy of the "temporary" custody order when I talked to the attorney.
Generally speaking a natural parent has superior rights to the child over a non-parent. However there is a case in Tennessee called Blair v. Badenhope that says if there is a valid order transferring full custody to a non-parent the parent does not have superior rights and the parent that seeks to modify the order must prove a "material change in circumstances" and that returning custody to the parent won't harm the child. That "material change in circumstances" is usually a hard hurdle to get over. However Blair also says "a natural parent enjoys the presumption of superior rights under four circumstances: (1) when no order exists that transfers custody from the natural parent; (2) when the order transferring custody from the natural parent is accomplished by fraud or without notice to the parent; (3) when the order transferring custody from the natural parent is invalid on its face; and (4) when the natural parent cedes only temporary and informal custody to the non-parents."
Depending on the order you may be able to meet #4 in that the order only ceded temporary custody to the grandparent. If so the parent would still have superior rights.
If not it will be an uphill battle. Has dad been supporting this child? Has dad been regularly visiting this child? Why did it take almost 5 years for dad to do anything about it? These are the types of questions he will have to answer.
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After the Indiana Pacers lost to the Miami Heat 102-90 in Game 4 to go down 3-1 in the Eastern Conference finals, Paul George didn't believe the Heat had outplayed his team. He commented multiple times in his postgame press conference that he felt the Pacers were just as aggressive attacking the basket as the Heat, but didn't shoot nearly as many free throws. He wondered if "home cooking" was at play.
Those comments brought a $25,000 fine from the NBA for publicly criticizing the officiating. NBA president of basketball operations Rod Thorn fined the Pacers' star on Tuesday. From the NBA:
Indiana Pacers forward Paul George has been fined $25,000 for public criticism of the officiating, it was announced Tuesday by Rod Thorn, President, Basketball Operations.
George made his comments in the postgame press conference following the Pacers' 102-90 loss to the Miami Heat on May 26, at AmericanAirlines Arena.
The Heat were called for 17 fouls, compared to 27 for the Pacers, and doubled Indiana's free throw attempts. The Heat were 30 of 34 from the line while the Pacers made 11 of 17. George had these comments in light of the loss and the free throw disparity:
"Looking at the stat sheet, we outplayed them," George said in the post-game press conference. "We got to give them credit. They won this game at the free throw line and they were really able to get to the free throw line more than we were. But I thought we outplayed them tonight.
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