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Re: st: nlcom code for marginal effect on interaction of continuos variables after clogit
"Erasmo Giambona" <email@example.com>
Re: st: nlcom code for marginal effect on interaction of continuos variables after clogit
Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:12:21 -0400
Very much appreciated Arne.
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 9:50 AM, Arne Risa Hole <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Erasmo,
> Take a look at the Stata Journal paper by Norton et. al on interaction
> effects in logit and probit models - see the recent thread on probit
> with interaction dummies for the exact reference. I suppose you could
> exhange the probabilities in their formulas with the average sample
> predicted probability (using the pc1 option) as suggested by Steve
> Stillman in the thread below. I'm not sure exactly how you would
> interpret this though... the problem remains that marginal effects in
> the usual sense of the word cannot be calculated following a fixed
> effects logit model.
> Arne
> 2008/7/25 Erasmo Giambona <email@example.com>:
>> Thanks very much Arne. Hope you could give me a hint on what the b-hat
>> for the interaction term to calculate the pseudo marginal effect
>> should be. Is this simply the coefficient on the interaction term?
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Erasmo
>> On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 6:21 AM, Arne Risa Hole <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>> Erasmo,
>>> You cannot calculate marginal effects following a fixed effects logit,
>>> with or without interactions, since the fixed effects are not
>>> estimated. See for instance the following thread:
>>> http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2005-10/msg00464.html
>>> Note that my -nlcom- code did not relate to the fixed effects logit
>>> but to McFadden's choice model which is equivalent computationally but
>>> very different conceptually.
>>> Arne
>>> On 24/07/2008, Erasmo Giambona <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>> Dear Statalisters,
>>>> I have a panel dataset with a (0,1) dependent variable (d), where d=1
>>>> means that the firm has merged with another firm. The model looks as
>>>> follows:
>>>> dit = axit + byit + c(xit*yit) + fzit + gwit + ei, where xit, yit,
>>>> zit, wit are continuous independent variables for firm i at time t,
>>>> and (xit*yit) is the interaction of these two continous variables. I
>>>> am estimating the model with clogit. I am interested in gaining some
>>>> insights on the marginal effects of the interaction terms. In
>>>> particular, I would like to see what is the percentage point increase
>>>> in the probability of a merger as x increase by 1 standard deviation
>>>> (or 1 percentage point), y is set at its 75th percentile and the
>>>> remaining two regressors (e.g., z and w) are set at their sample mean.
>>>> I understand that this is not an easy task. I found a thread (e.g.,
>>>> "clogit marginal effects?") in Statalist where Arne Risa Hole provides
>>>> an nlcom that could be used after clogit, but it does not fit what I
>>>> need.
>>>> Can anyone provide any help on the nlcom code needed to obtain the
>>>> result that I am looking for?
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Erasmo
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Kinship Partners seeks mentors for boys
School is done for the year and kids of all ages are longingly watching the weather and asking, "When will the rain stop so we can go fishing?"
Yes, school vacation is here and so is the rain. A lot of kids are wondering if the sun will ever become bright in the sky again.
Some are wondering if a special someone will come to the rescue, adding some much needed fun into their lives, and step up to be their Kinship Partner.
The Kinship Partners offices of Brainerd, Pequot Lakes/Pine River, Staples/Motley and Crosby/Ironton school districts have 18 boys between ages 5 and 11 seeking positive role models for the summer.
Although they desire a male influence in their lives, couples and families may also be appropriate matches for them.
Would you like to begin making lifelong memories this summer and potentially turn them into a relationship with lasting impact? There are boys right now, waiting by the window, wondering when you are going to show up and make it happen.
Load up the truck or pack up the car, make the sandwiches, grab the sunscreen, make a quick stop to get the minnows and get moving! There is a child just waiting to change your life.
Mentors are ordinary people, doing ordinary things with extraordinary results. Kinship Partners provides the support, structure and supervision needed to make sure everyone experiences a safe and positive relationship. You only need to be yourself — a caring adult, willing to spend time with a child who needs a role model.
Kinship Partners provides positive role models to youth ages 5 to 14. For more information about any of the kids waiting for a Kinship Partners mentor, call 218-454-8016 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Who represents me?
Who represents me?
As a result of the 2010 U.S. census, U.S. congressional and state legislative district boundaries were redrawn for more fair representation.
The Minnesota Legislature will convene Tuesday, Jan. 8, in St. Paul. Following are lakes area legislative districts and the legislators representing you in those districts:
Senate District 10
Sen.-elect Carrie Ruud, R-Breezy Point
Crow Wing and Aitkin counties.
House District 10A
Rep. John Ward, DFL-Baxter
Includes Nisswa, Pequot Lakes, Jenkins, Breezy Point and Gail Lake, Jenkins, Ideal, Pelican, Mission, Center and Lake Edward townships, Brainerd, Baxter and Unorganized Territory in Crow Wing County.
House District 10B
Rep.-elect Joe Radinovich, DFL-Crosby
Includes Crosslake, Manhattan Beach, Fifty Lakes, Emily and Timothy, Fairfield, Little Pine, Ross Lake, Perry Lake and Wolford townships in Crow Wing County, as well as other parts of Crow Wing and all of Aitkin County.
Senate District 9
Sen. Paul Gazelka, R-Cass County
Includes parts of Cass, Wadena, Todd and Morrison counties.
House District 9A
Rep.-elect Mark Anderson, R-Lake Shore
Includes East Gull Lake, Lake Shore and Fairview, Home Brook, Loon Lake, Wilson, Walden and Bungo townships in Cass County, as well as parts of Wadena and Todd counties.


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[quote user="bandwgn86"][quote user="zimonami"][quote user="bandwgn86"][quote user="zimonami"][quote user="bandwgn86"]Who would win in a fight..
Charles Bronson
Chuck Norris
I'm going with Bronson. He's badass[/quote]
I'd like to say Charles... I always liked his tough characters... but, he'd need a gun. Remember in the dirty dozen Charles lost to 2 soldiers in the bathroom? Chuck would have made short work of them.[/quote]my dad and I watched the deathwish series like it was religion..
How about Charles vs Clint Eastwood?[/quote]
We're getting closer. I agree on the Death Wish movies... you just couldn't wait for those movies to get rolling so Charles could get himself some revenge. So many great, hardass roles. I loved Once Upon a Time in the West.... The White Buffalo, Telefon, Mr. Majestyc. Strong, silent type persnified... very similar to Clint Charles could have been Dirty Harry.[/quote]i don't recognize some of those titles, I'll have to rent them not sure if I have seen them or not. It's a tough decision but I think I'd go Eastwood.[/quote]
That one, hard right fist from Clint has always been portrayed as the ultimate sleeping pill. Charlie was never the big time winning brawler that could take on 2+ at once.. Chuck, of course, as we know, could take on the Chinese army single handedly.


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I think these two articles from dodgers.com are a good way to begin a thread for the upcoming '11 season: What better way to gauge the success of the Dodgers than for fans to look to Kemp, Loney, and Ethier to all three improve and become the true core of the team.
Kemp in better shape, and hopefully having a clearer focus: http://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com/ne...ews_la&c_id=la
Ethier & Loney ready to prove themselves: http://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com/ne...ews_la&c_id=la
I also like the first post that follows the Ethier/Loney article as it points out the fact that the Dodgers' SPs need to work deeper into games to help out the pen. Logical and obvious, but a great point anyway.
"Hope spring eternal" in spring training! GO DODGERS!
I smell baseball!


text: http://www.modernmythmedia.com/2012/12/jl-villain-possibly-revealed/ Latino Review reports that according to its sources, Darkseid is set to be the lead antagonist in Warner Bros. Pictures upcoming "Justice League" movie. Take this as a rumor for now, but also keep in mind LR has an excellent track record in reporting superhero cinema news, as it was the first site to report Heath Ledger would play The Joker in the "Batman Begins" sequel we would later come to know as "The Dark Knight." Before blasting WB for "copying" Marvel for the latter's plans to use Thanos in its "Avengers" sequel, remember that this particular "Justice League" picture was already in development before Marvel's box office juggernaut teased its future villain. Still, even if this is a coincidence, it is an unfortunate one for WB. "Justice League" is currently set to follow "The Avengers 2″ sometime in the summer of 2015, which makes the presence of a similar villain on top of a similar concept all the more difficult of a publicity obstacle to overcome. Mainstream audiences will not know or care that WB may have decided on Darkseid as the villain for "Justice League" before "The Avengers" was released. The studio has to take this into account, so if LR's report is true, it will be interesting to see if WB sticks with Darkseid and does so with or without making any changes to address the character's similarities to Thanos.


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Is a type of Mock used to change the course of sporting events or other competitions. To Glevy someone or some team, is to give them a jinx so that the form of the player or team will alter because of the high praise you give them. Works remarkably well and often
This player kicks the ball with amazing accuracy and hardly ever misses. He is a certainty to kick this goal from this position - he will now miss as he has had the glevy
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Press Room
Toulouse-Lautrec & Company: Prints from the Belle Époque
Now through May 27, 2012 in Hoopes Gallery
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901) was one of the most innovative and popular artists of the late nineteenth century. In addition to his captivating images of cabaret performers, actresses, and dancers, he designed theater programs and song sheets that conjure the atmosphere of the Belle Époque, or beautiful era. The exhibition will feature ten lithographs by Toulouse-Lautrec and approximately twenty prints by his contemporaries including Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947), Jules Chéret (1836-1932), Maurice Denis (1870-1943), Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen (1859-1923), and Édouard Vuillard (1868-1940). The prints are on loan to The Hyde from two private collections. The exhibition is curated by Erin B. Coe, Chief Curator, The Hyde Collection.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
French, 1864-1901
Bust of Mademoiselle Marcelle Lender, 1895
Color lithograph
12 15/16 x 9 5/8 in (image)
From the Collection of Artist Jan Balet (1913-2009)


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District of Vermont
December 21, 2012
United States and Norwich University Settle Allegations of Fraud in Student Aid
The Office of the United States Attorney for the District of Vermont stated today that it has settled a potential False Claims Act matter involving student aid requested by Norwich University for a number of its students. The settlement includes the payment of $1,281,168 to the Government by the University.
The Government's investigation arose in 2008 following an audit by the U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid Division. During the course of that audit, it became clear that a high ranking officer of the University, who has since been dismissed by the University, had been instructing students to assert that they were independent of their parents, even when they were not. While the University does not admit that it approved or authorized the misconduct, the practice greatly increased the amounts of student aid available to those students, which aid was immediately used to pay tuition at Norwich.
The Government's investigation focused on three school years, ending in the 2006-2007 school year. When the audit disclosed the problem, Norwich repaid those amounts which were open for the last period of time in which the improper aid was available. While Norwich has been extremely cooperative since the audit disclosed the problem, the Government believes that the matter must be treated as one involving fraud. While Norwich does not admit to any institutional fraud, it acknowledges that its students did receive a significant amount of federal aid to which they were not entitled, as a result of Norwich's actions, and Norwich and the United States have settled to avoid the burden, expense and risks inherent in litigation and a trial. The Government acknowledges that Norwich has made significant internal changes since 2008 to limit the possibility of similar misconduct in the future.
This matter was investigated by the United States Attorney's Office, the Department of Education's Office of Inspector General, and the Department of Education's Federal Student Aid Division. The United States was represented during the investigation by Assistant United States Attorney James Gelber. Norwich University was represented by Pietro Lynn of Lynn, Lynn &Blackman, P.C. of Burlington, VT.


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To be depressed and anti social. To have a fear of girls and any type of social situation. To be insecure yet at the same time the most sure of himself, pretentious person alive. A paradox.
by Viktro May 27, 2006
To be lazy, anti social, depressed; To have a fear of social situations; To be a 20 something college drop out who lives with his parents and has no job.
by Viktro March 17, 2004
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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I have been a preschool music teacher for over 8 years. Before that I homeschooled my children for three years, and before that I taught English grades 7-12 in public school for 9 years. During all of this time I found I had an interest in art/cartooning/computer graphics and began my own website at http://www.printableprek.com and another one for homeschoolers http://www.printablehomeschool.com
Always keep the pace going in the classroom. I hate to lose minutes due to disorganization or not being prepared. It happens, of course, but I try to keep my transitions smooth from one activity to the next. I work with preschoolers so there is no down time for them!
Yet to be added
Very old degree in English Education
Visit my website at http://www.printableprek.com for more free printables and my blog at preschoolteachersresource.blogspot.com You can follow me on twitter @printablepre_k
PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Homeschool
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Roman the Kenbarb Zolanski's Blog
Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 6:40 PM
I apologize but let me straighten some shit...y'all kim hoes GROW UP...I swear its been ages since I logged on and when I come back I come to the same lame ass shit? Don't y'all get tired? How about y'all google the fuck I wanna give...cause I don't...I'm just laughing at how pathetic and stupid you're ignorance is and I like to watch how far the bullshit flies...take y'all asses somewhere...
Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 9:38 AM
The Return of ROMAN
HELLO BARBZ! Im making my return back to MPF so be ready! It has been ages and i missed you all! Im under construction until further notice...


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This article, entitled "10 Things Missing from Your Budget," comes from SavingsAngel.com.
So many of you spend hours creating what seems to be the perfect budget and then two weeks into the month: wham! Something pops up that throws off all your numbers. You get frustrated and want to give up. I don't blame you!
The problem is many people budget only for those predictable monthly bills and then plan to take the unexpected or irregular bills out of savings. But that's not how it should work. Your savings should not be raided for items you know will crop up at some point.
Help get your budget in shape by planning for these expenses.
If you pay your auto insurance monthly or if your homeowners insurance comes out of your mortgage escrow, you're probably already budgeting for these. If not, you need to get be setting aside money every month. There's absolutely no reason to be surprised by a quarterly insurance bill that arrives like clockwork every three months.
Memberships, subscriptions and camps
You also need to be saving up for all those one-time fees you pay throughout the year. Do some brainstorming and add up everything you pay annually from golf packages to magazine subscriptions to sports camps for the kids. Round up, divide by 12 and put that much aside each month to pay for these expenses.
Pet expenses
Fido and Fifi can be expensive. Not only can food and flea protection add up, don't forget about annual vet visits and licensing. In some areas, you can spend up to $50 just by walking into the veterinarian's door. If your pet should become ill or injured, be prepared for sticker shock. All I can say is budget for your pets my friends!
The taxman cometh, and you'd better be ready to pay. Property taxes on homes may be charged twice a year, and business owners should be making quarterly income tax payments to state and federal governments. That goes even for small hobby businesses. It can sometimes be a surprise for those signed up for a direct sales company to get a 1099 form at the end of the year. You'll be even more shocked to learn those "free incentives" the company gave you are taxable too.
Christmas seems to be on most everyone's radar screens, even though most don't start saving for it until Thanksgiving. However, December isn't the only time you spend money on gifts. You have birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, open houses and more to buy for. Add everything up, roll in your expected Christmas spending, and save that entire amount up over the course of a year.
Eating out
Yes, I know. That McDonald's drive thru run yesterday was the last time you're eating out this month. You're sure of it, right? Well, I'm sure you'll be tempted to eat out again and by failing to plan for it, you're going to blow your budget. Don't lump eating out with groceries either. It needs to have its own category.
If you're not a clothes horse, you might not spend a lot on what you wear but you still need to budget for it. Even the person with the most minimalist wardrobe will need new underwear eventually – and I'm guessing they won't want to get those from the thrift store.
House and car maintenance
You may have a brand new car, but it's still going to need its oil changed and tires rotated on a regular basis. Your house will need new furnace filters, and the lawn should probably be mowed at least a couple times a month. Budget for regular maintenance and then pad the account so you're ready for the day when the roof starts leaking or the brakes begin to go.
Vehicle registration
Every year, the state might send you a special birthday reminder with a request you pay up for new license plate tabs. Depending on your vehicle, the cost could range from the price of a family dinner in your favorite restaurant to several hundred dollars. Either way, plan for it in your budget.
Your guilty pleasure
Finally, you get to fill in the blank for this last one. What it is you love to buy but know you shouldn't? It could be a morning latte or the latest movie releases. Maybe it's golf on Sunday or chocolate and wine on Friday night. Whatever it is, you probably don't budget for it because you do feel guilty. It's something you like, but you don't feel you should spend money on it. I say: let go of the guilt (if you can afford it) but only if you put it in the budget.
The best couponers save hundreds of dollars every month at the grocery store. However, extreme couponers can end up living very extreme lifestyles to get those savings. For over five years, SavingsAngel.com has equalized the playing field – giving extreme savings to busy families who don't have the time or ability to be an extreme couponer. Each week, SavingsAngel.com's over 70 angels combine over 2,000 products on sale at local grocery and drug stores with an enormous database of over 2000 different manufacturer coupons. These combinations result in our members getting access to over 300 products each week for 50% off or better. Simply log in, choose the deals you want, print or clip only the coupons you need, and save hundreds of dollars a month at regional and national stores. Our angels will personally work with you to craft a plan that will help you buy healthier food at lower prices – helping you keep $200 to $400 in savings each month.
Josh Elledge is chief executive "Angel" of SavingsAngel.com, a website that teaches consumers how to save money through a free money savings video eCourse and podcast. SavingsAngel also provides hundreds of 50% off or better deals each week to members by matching local grocery and drug store sales with its free database of over 5,000 accessible coupons. A husband and father of three, he now appears each week on television, in eight newspapers, and a number of radio stations across the country teaching families how to cut their grocery bill in half using the Internet. Elledge created the technology found on SavingsAngel.com through the need to save his own family's money. Successfully able to cut his own grocery bill from $600 a month to less than $300 a month, his message has reached hundreds of thousands of families. SavingsAngel.com is now growing rapidly throughout the country. You can watch a short video at SavingsAngel.com that will explain more information about how to cut your own grocery bill in half with the help of SavingsAngel.com!


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Trial record 12 of 17 for: Open Studies | "Eyelid Diseases"
Comparative Study to Evaluate ISV-305 Compared to Vehicle in Blepharitis Subjects (ISV-305)
This study is not yet open for participant recruitment. (see Contacts and Locations)
Verified April 2017 by InSite Vision
InSite Vision
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 28, 2012
Last updated: April 11, 2017
Last verified: April 2017
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of ISV-305 (Dexamethasone in DuraSite®) compared to Vehicle in the treatment of subjects with Blepharitis.
Drug: ISV-305
Other: Vehicle
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Double-Masked, Parallel-Group, Comparative Study to Evaluate the Clinical Efficacy and Safety of ISV-305 (Dexamethasone in DuraSite®) Compared to Vehicle in the Treatment of Subjects With Blepharitis
Further study details as provided by InSite Vision:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Clinical Resolution [ Time Frame: Day 15 ]The primary efficacy endpoint for the comparison of ISV-305 and Vehicle is complete clinical resolution of signs and symptoms at Day 15.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Anticipated Study Start Date:
|July 2017
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|September 2018
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|August 2018 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: ISV-305
Drug: ISV-305
Dexamethasone in DuraSite® twice daily for 2 weeks
|Placebo Comparator: Vehicle
Other: Vehicle
Placebo twice daily for 2 weeks
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Are at least 18 years of age.
- Signature of the subject or legally authorized representative on the Informed Consent Form.
- Are willing and able to follow all instructions and attend all study visits.
- Are willing to avoid disallowed medication for the duration of the study
- If female is of childbearing potential, agree to and submit a urine sample for pregnancy testing and use effective contraception for the duration of the study.
- Additional inclusion criteria also apply.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Have known sensitivity or poor tolerance to any component of the study drugs.
- Have had eyelid surgery in the study eye within twelve (12) months prior to Visit 1 or during the study.
- Have an acute ocular infection (bacterial, viral or fungal) or active ocular inflammation other than blepharitis in the study eye.
- Have used topical corticosteroid medications or topical ophthalmic solutions that the investigator feels may interfere with the study parameters within 14 days of enrollment.
- Be currently pregnant, nursing, or planning a pregnancy; or have a positive urine pregnancy test.
- Have prior (within 30 days of beginning study treatment) or anticipated concurrent use of an investigational drug or device.
- Have a condition or a situation which, in the investigator's opinion, may put the subject at increased risk, confound study data, or interfere significantly with the subject's study participation.
- Additional exclusion criteria also apply.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01543490
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01543490
|Contact: Charlotte Baenziger
Sponsors and Collaborators
InSite Vision
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 25, 2017
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|InSite Vision
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|NCT01543490 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 28, 2012
|Last Updated:
|April 11, 2017
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|Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated Device Product:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Eyelid Diseases
Eye Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Autonomic Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Gastrointestinal Agents
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
Antineoplastic Agents
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Joseph closed the door on that one
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
I just started watching now... anythign I missed before about 4 mins left in 1st quarter?
My man Linval Joseph is every bit as good as i thought.. I love that hes capable of making plays as well as stuffing the run..
I agree, but they just drafted a RB in the 1st rond. Maybe they think they have to let him run ino a wall and something will give. I really like what Eli and the WR's can do but I miss that dominat run game they had for so long. Remember 2008?
I know it's against the Pats 2s..but Linval is killing it out there


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Looks like there's a job for one of you Florida folks:
Bee Infestation Has Honey Dripping Down Home's Walls
Former Owner Was Beekeeper
A couple in Naples, Fla., says the home they bought from a beekeeper is so infested with bees that honey can be seen dripping from the walls, according to a Local 6 News report.
Bee Infestation Has Honey Dripping Down Home's Walls
Todd Foege and Paige Cannon said they knew they were purchasing their new home from a beekeeper but they had no idea he would leave so many of his "friends."
"I had no idea that we had so many of them," Cannon said. They are inside the structure of the house from what we have been told."
The pair believe there are hundreds of thousands of bees inside the walls and there are apparently hives as well.
Foege and Cannon have decided to stay in the house even though there's honey dripping down the walls.
"There was a big puddle of honey that came out one day and we were just like, Wow," Foege said.
The couple is looking for a good beekeeper, according to the report.
If the insects have to be removed, Foege wants it done without chemicals. Cannon doesn't care how they're removed, she just wants them out.
Local 6 News reported that no one has been stung yet.


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Yay I just got all event tickets.
GOLD section 6 row 2..
seems like all other good sections are already sold out.
By the way, does anyone know what official hotels are?
Yay I just got all event tickets.
GOLD section 6 row 2..
seems like all other good sections are already sold out.
By the way, does anyone know what official hotels are?
The official hotes are listed as
Crowne Plaza, the Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort and The Pines
for more hotel information
visit the Lake Placid Essex County Visitors Bureau website at www.lakeplacid.com.
I am staying in the Econolodge because it's cheaper and I don't plan on spending much time in the room.(it's a little over a mile from the arena.) I think my friend is staying at the Holiday Inn across from the arena but I am not sure.
As for travel there, it's really not an easy trip in the snow! So let's hope it's a mild winter and there isn't any snow. I am splitting the trip and driving from Southern New Jersey to Albany and then staying overnight and then going the 3 plus hours from Albany to Lake Placid the next day!!
I was planning to go if both Yuna and Caroline will be there. Now I am not going but good luck to people who still plan to go. I once stayed in the Hilton by the mirror lake and it's pretty good, but there is a short distance of hill leading to the Hilton. For girls, there is a GAP outlet on the Main Street.
As an FYI, I'll be in Lake Placid this summer, so if anyone would like me to check out something for them, just let me know. I have my dining guide from last year and I can make note of anything special. Dining can get a bit expensive, so you probably want to plan accordingly.
As for eating...yeah I will be at the arena for like hours at a time...so might have to load the cooler in the car so check out to see if there are supermarkets!!
There are some very small convenience stores in town and just outside of town, there is a Price Choppers supermarket. Main Street is Route 86 and it turns into Saranac Ave. The Price Choppers is on Saranac Ave.As for eating...yeah I will be at the arena for like hours at a time...so might have to load the cooler in the car so check out to see if there are supermarkets!!
The rink does have a small cafeteria, with maybe 8 or 10 tables. It's open for breakfast and lunch when we're there in the summer. They also have kiosks inside the rink which serve things like hot dogs, popcorn and soda.
Edited to add: While a mile isn't all that far, the walk from the Econolodge into downtown Lake Placid is primarily uphill. If it's cold or you have bad weather, that's going to be a long, tough mile.
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Do you think it is better to book a hotel as early as possible?
I am not sure about hotel situation in LP, and currently am not even sure when I will arrive there.
Can anyone give me a piece of advice?
From my research, there are a gazillion places to stay in the area so you won't have trouble getting A room (SOME room) late. There seem to be lots of motels as well as some spa-type places and even apartments, townhouses, and condos available for short-term rental.
However, if you are picky about the type of place or the location, it's always wise to book in advance. We have to be picky because my husband will probably skip a fair amount of the competition to work in our hotel room. So we will be reserving in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks for all the information. As it gets closer I am sure that I will look more into all of this.
for anyone that got all event tickets....did you get practice passes or did they say anything about the practice sessions?
I am trying to talk myself into this. Problem is a 5 hour car drive is a ten hour bus ride and I would be taking a bus.
Some of my fave skaters are going to be there so I just might have to cowboy up and get my butt in gear.


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The UFC is the premier mixed martial arts event in the world. There are no flying chairs or unrealistic moves; spectators expect and demand to see true-to-life combat. Ultimate Fighting Championship is an ultra realistic, full contact fighting game that brings all styles of mixed martial arts together in the Octagon. With incredible deep offensive and defensive strategies, players can string limitless combos together and exploit the fighting technique that most suits their personal style. Featuring 22 of the UFC's top fighters, gamers will experience the full intensity of this incredible sport where every move has real consequences.
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Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by groceryman, Sep 2, 2012.
Just got a set of moto metal 951s 16x8 for the HD what do yall think
Lookin' pretty good, I like the new look and it's a big difference from the wheels in your siggy pic.:great:
looking real goood alright
Lookin' good, [MENTION=24819]groceryman[/MENTION]. I came through Reidsville (via 29) on my way back from Hickory, today, by the way.
Afew more pics thanks guys for the comments
They look real good on your truck, nice truck by the way
Looks good Good match for your truck...
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BARKHAMSTED >> The Barkhamsted Board of Finance approved the town's 2013-14 budget, as well as several capital projects during the town's budget hearing Tuesday night.
The town budget of $11,096,169 was approved, representing an increase of 4.32 percent over last year's budget of $10,636,777, for a total increase of $459,392.
Several capital projects totalling $175,300 were also approved.
Replacing the senior center roof will cost $20,000, while repairing the town hall's drainage and updating its computers and their software will cost $20,000 each. A town revaluation to determine the town's current market value will cost $25,000, for a total of $85,000.
School projects for Barkhamsted Elementary School included in these capital projects will total $90,300.
Replacing the school's dishwasher will cost $16,500, while updating the school's computer fleet will cost $12,300. Pressure tanks in need of replacement with the school's water system will cost $11,500. School security will also receive a major upgrade, with front door security installation costing $10,000; door and window improvements costing $20,000; and alarm and surveillance upgrades costing $20,000.
All costs will be fully covered by the capital reserve fund.
The board also voted to use its surplus to keep the proposed tax increase at 3.75 percent by lowering it's surplus from $200,000 to $132,000 and using $68,099 provided by the Regional 7 budget request to help offset the taxes.
The town's residents will vote on the budget on May 7.


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Gamers are caught in the grips of the Cold War, where a new Soviet
regime led by Mikhail Gorbachev, polarizes the political and social
ideologies of the country. Having seized control of an island community,
underground resistance groups have mobilized in opposition to the new
policies of perstroika and glasnost. The new Soviet government, unable
to fight the resistance, calls upon NATO to act as a peacekeeping force
and help restore order to the region. NATO responds with Operation Flashpoint.
Players assume the role of an exiled Soviet turned NATO private who
has returned to combat the forces that drove him out of his homeland.
Operation Flashpoint presents players with one of the most unique, realistic
and complete battle experiences to ever appear on the PC platform. Genre
classifications are ignored as players transition from ground battles
to commandeering vehicles to piloting airborne gun ships, all the while
moving up through the ranks within their unit. As players advance in
rank, they are able to issue orders to their squad mates via an easy-to-use
keyboard command system.
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pentest: IIS 4.0 directory traversal ERROR 500
Problem is, when entering the actual directory traversal strings in the browser, we get a 500 Internal Server Error.
example strings are as follows:
http://testserverIP/samples/..%c0%af../ ... 32/cmd.exe
http://testserverIP/msadc/..%c0%af../.. ... 32/cmd.exe
since we know that the path exists and that cmd.exe exists, could anyone
give me an idea as to what is possibly preventing us from successfully recreating the said exploit?
any help would be much appreciated. thanks.


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A living donor liver transplant (LDLT) is a surgical procedure in which a patient with a diseased liver receives up to half of a living donor's liver. LDLT may be a treatment option for patients with a history of acute hepatic (liver) failure, or have a disease process that has resulted in irreversible liver damage such as cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer). Cadaver organs are not always readily available and an LDLT is another potential option for liver transplant patients.
A liver transplant recipient must complete a strenuous screening process, undergo lab tests, diagnostic imaging, and a psychiatric evaluation before they are considered eligible. The recipient must not be smoking or using alcohol, and may be required to attend a treatment program or complete drug screenings periodically to confirm substance cessation. Obesity, pregnancy and a history of mental illness may also result in exclusion from a transplant. The patient's age, potential life expectancy, and the extent of liver damage involved are carefully considered prior to LDLT. While a patient is considering a LDLT, the recipient's name will not be removed from the UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) list, and will remain on the list for one year post transplant as a precaution should the patient require a transplant if the LDLT is not successful.
Donors do not need to be a relative of the patient, but must have the same blood type, and be willing to take antirejection medications such as Tacrolimus or cyclosporine prior to the procedure. It is important that the donor is honest with medical staff, responding to sensitive historical questions regarding medical history, and reports any signs of illness such as a fever, and must not receive any financial incentive for donating.
The procedure itself is performed at time that works best for both donor and recipient. The procedure will require a team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, and nurses, and takes approximately six to 12 hours for completion. The healthy donor will have up to 50 percent of the right lobe of the liver removed via a large abdominal incision while the recipient will have the entire liver removed in order to receive the healthy organ in the same anatomical position. The surgeons will spend a great deal of time connecting the organ's vasculature (blood vessels) and close the incision.
Both the patient and the donor will spend several days in the ICU for monitoring, with the donor ideally being discharged 5-7 days post surgery, and the recipient in 10-14 days. Risks for both include bleeding, clotting, and infection and pain, which could prolong the stay for either party. There is less risk in a liver transplant than any other organ transplant, but the recipient will also need to be compliant with daily antirejection medications such as cyclosporine as well as follow up visits as per the transplant center.


text: Just saw this. I never in any way "bashed" Witten. I hope he makes it. But as we've seen, Cowboys have to be extra exceptional to make the HOF, and many voters look for any reason t keep them out. I don't do lame internet macho wagers. You should stick to novels about Garrett's wondrous qualities that only you see.


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Off The Grid and into Paradise
Cotton Tree Lodge • Toledo, Belize
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Like blending cacao into chocolate, the Toledo District of southern Belize melts Mayan ancestry with the Garinagu, Mestizo, Creoles, East Indian, Chinese, and Mennonite traditions. The mix lends a curious and charismatic character to this unassuming Mayan village of San Felipe. Largely off the grid—many parts of town rely on solar power for a majority of electricity—and out of the sight lines of traditional tourists, this relatively untouched tropical paradise promises visitors what often proves elusive on vacation—a true Escape.
The Digs
Most accessible by boat (though road travel is available also), Cotton Tree Lodge takes you out of the ordinary an into your own private paradise. Guest rooms lie on the bank of the Moho River and feature private balconies, private baths, ceiling fans, louvered shutters, hand-woven Mayan textiles, and plenty of purified drinking water.
Wake to the song of toucans, yellow-backed orioles, and red-vented woodpeckers as you enjoy a daily breakfast of Belizean and American favorites with fresh tropical fruit—the on-site organic garden and orchard as well as local farmers supply the ingredients. Cotton Tree's 100 private acres are ideal for medicinal plant walks, tracking tart cacao, and taking to the trails by bike or horseback. Lapse into bliss on the floating dock, kayak on the Mojo River, or sink into a hammock-fueled repose, falling asleep to the sound of howler monkeys.
The Diversions
Local guides fluent in English and Mayan dialects quickly turn the Toledo District into your second home. Get caught up in Garifuna drumming grooves as you tour living Mayan villages and encounter remarkable stonework at ruins like Lubaantun. Hike and swim Blue Creek Cave, a gateway to the Mayan underworld. Leap from the Rio Blanco Waterfalls or let your senses plunge on a Mayan chocolate making excursion. Snorkel Snake Caye or strap on your scuba gear to explore the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the second largest in the world.
"Opened in late 2006, [the lodge] sits beside the Moho River about 15 miles from Punta Gorda. Guests are usually brought in by boat (though you can also come by road) and stay in one of the thatch cabañas sitting among wild fig trees along the [river]."-- Read Fodor's Review of Cotton Tree Lodge
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text: went to take my biannual smog test to renew the registration today and failed, ran too rich and cant figure out why? ran it to get more than warm enough before showing up for the test, havnt made any changes to the fuel system. still dont know whats wrong. if anyone has tips or checks id gretaly appreciate it before spending the over priced fee of getting the diagnostic. the test results: Hydrocarbons max @ 15 mph is 118 ppm/ MINE was 172 FAIL Hydrocarbons max @ 25 mph is 98 ppm/ MINE was 156 FAIL CO max @ 15 mph is 0.68%/ MINE was 1.07% FAIL CO max @ 25 mph is 0.87% / MINE was 0.56% PASS thanks!!


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SPANKZ is a men only spanking / CP club. It's friendly and welcoming, and provides you with the ideal place to spank, be spanked, or just chat over a beer, and watch if you are just curious...
SPANKZ provides you with all the props such as the horse, a whipping frame, and chairs where you can sit with that guy over your knee for a spanking or paddling. The club is suitably lit for atmosphere and to ensure you can spank accurately.
We have a whole range of CP videos shown on the flat screen TV. Whilst there is no dress code, we do encourage you to come in your favourite kit; whether it's sports kit, casual or your best suit.
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Remember my Italian sweet basil plant that I told you weeks ago? Thanks to my nurturing hands, it's blooming, growing, and abundant with leaves. Sometimes, I just pluck the leaves and straight away they go into my mouth. They are a quick pick-me-up and great as a palate-cleanser especially after some spice-laden Malaysian food. But the highlight has to be my newly "invented" recipe that makes good use of them–complete with my favorite clams!–capellini with cockle clams and lemon butter sauce.
I got the inspiration when I went to a cafe with my co-workers a few weeks ago. The capellini dish that I had was topped with shrimp and spinach in butter sauce. I made a slight twist and replaced the shrimp with cockle clams, used sweet basil leaves instead of spinach, and added lemon juice for some extra zest…
This dish was bursting with the briny taste of cockle clams, the freshness of diced roma tomatoes and sweet basil leaves, all happily married in an inviting and light lemon butter sauce. It was really good and I am very happy with my new "invention."
If you love capellini, do try out my recipe. :)
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This past summer, my husband and I attended a friend's 50th birthday party on the Central Coast, the highlights of which were two supported rides, one 41 miles, then 58 the following day. If you were a serious cyclist, it was nirvana. If you were not, it still was lovely to be included.
As we considered the ride, we could see the allure of touring the back roads of San Simeon's scenic countryside. The possibility of wheeling along with the Pacific in view almost helped us past the hair-raising thought of navigating traffic along Highway 1. But the prospect of all it would take to participate -- the bikes that cost more than my first car, the funny shoes you hobble around on when not riding, the training we'd need to keep up, the spandex wardrobe -- were too much to face. In fact, we didn't even have operating bikes. Instead, we happily entertained ourselves with an ambitious meander around Hearst Castle.
It was a great party, a wonderful group of friends old and new. Still, while some of my best friends are serious cyclists, I cannot for the life of me imagine what possesses anyone to embark on something called "the Death Ride." And as much as I enjoy their company, I'm not a fan of the omnipresent racing culture. Even though I respect anyone with that much hustle, my bias is based on what that culture can feel like to the rest of us.
For example, our house in Walnut Creek is off Castle Hill Road, a major cycling thoroughfare that on weekend mornings swarms with packs of riders, sometimes three abreast, oblivious to the residents just trying to get to Trader Joe's or running late for a soccer game. Once I gave up getting coffee because I couldn't navigate the carbon jungle that had formed in front of Peet's.
I know I'm not alone.
Last weekend at Lunardi's, the shopper in front of me informed the checker that one of the stalls in the women's room was plastered with wet paper towels. "Cyclists," the checker responded, clearly frustrated as he explained that every weekend it's the same, riders taking spit baths (presumably after a sweaty ride) to clean up before breakfast (probably at Peet's).
I'm sure cyclists reading this are saying "I never do that!" And I know that for 99 percent of them, that's absolutely true.
That's because, as I said, some of my favorite people are cyclists. But I hardly recognize them behind their sinister-looking shades. Which is why I'm so intrigued by the book "Just Ride: A Radically Practical Guide to Riding Your Bike," by Grant Petersen.
A former racer and designer for Bridgestone in Japan, Petersen now designs Rivendell bikes, which aren't necessarily low-cost but are aesthetically stunning and versatile. Though he happens to be based in Walnut Creek, he has developed a devoted following of people across the country who love riding bikes but don't like that the racing culture has, in Petersen's words, "sucked the fun out of it."
With cover blurbs from everyone from novelist Dave Eggers to Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, it lays out such provocative ideas and chapter titles as, "Racing ruins the breed," "You have way too many gears," and "Fenders, not muddy stripes up your butt."
And it's served its intended purpose: It's gotten at least two readers back in the saddle.
Last month, my husband found a used bike for $100 on Craigslist, using guidelines supplied by a Rivendell employee, and I unearthed from the garage the barely used 10-speed he'd given me for a birthday so long ago I can't even remember. Since then, we've gotten tires pumped, tune-ups, a seat replacement and, yes, pointy helmets.
The last time I spent much time on a bike was in college in Tucson, Ariz., and I still have vague, unhappy memories of navigating unfriendly city streets, juggling bags and backpacks of groceries across asphalt that practically melted my tires. So what a revelation to feel the exhilaration of peddling along the Iron Horse Trail on a beautiful spring day.
The other surprise was how many other people I noticed who are also nonracers, on 3-speeds and 10-speeds, in jeans and street shoes, like me.
Now, instead of dreading the parking issue in downtown Walnut Creek, I happily anticipate the chance to hop on my bike to do my errands. In fact, it's the best way to get to Rivendell Bikes, Books and Hatchets (why hatchets? I have no idea), Petersen's store on Main Street.
As I pedal along, I smile at fellow cyclists, even racers, including the kids on their way to school and the restaurant workers for whom bikes are not toys but necessary transportation.
So, yes, I finally get it. As for the racing culture, I've come to accept that it just comes down to different definitions of fun.
Because while I'll never say never, I still can't imagine my definition ever including the Death Ride. But next time we're down on the Central Coast, we're bringing our wheels.


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The LSU System has refused to give The Advocate documents involving recent cuts to the university-run hospital system by the Jindal administration.
A lawyer for LSU claimed a "deliberative process" privilege to keep those records secret, a stance that the internal decision-making is protected from public view to allow the free flow of ideas.
That's the same legal privilege other agencies led by Jindal officials and allies have claimed to shield documents about controversial topics.
Jindal spokesman Kyle Plotkin says the governor's office hasn't advised LSU or other agencies to invoke "deliberative process" to keep documents hidden.


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SANS SEC560: Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking
SANS SEC560 is the course that is tied to the new GPEN credential. I've taken the liberty of putting together the daily outline into a single document to share with you all:
Hope this sheds a little more light on what's involved in the course. As with most of SANS classes, there is a cert exam that goes along with it that does not match the name of the course itself.
Daily Outlines
Day 1
Planning, Scoping, and Recon
Successful professional penetration testers and ethical hackers must carefully prepare before their projects, and this detailed session covers that strategies and tactics for doing so effectively. We cover building a penetration testing and ethical hacking infrastructure that includes the appropriate hardware, software, network infrastructure, and test tools arsenal, with specific low-cost recommendations for maximizing your effectiveness on a limited budget. This portion of the course also describes how to plan the specifics of a test, carefully scoping the project and defining the rules of engagement with target environment personnel. We survey the various legal issues associated with the penetration testing and ethical hacking craft in various countries around the world.
After this detailed analysis of preparation, the session changes topics to deal with reconnaissance, the initial phase of most penetration tests and ethical hacking projects. We'll look at maximizing the usefulness of information from public sources, including detailed and advanced DNS interrogations, whois look-ups, and late-breaking search engine vulnerability finding tools. We'll also look at emerging recon suites and how we can best position them in our testing regimens.
• The mindset of a professional penetration tester and ethical hacker
• Types of penetration tests and ethical hacking projects, with an overview of various testing methodologies
• Limitations of penetration testing, and how testing fits into an overall security program
• Building a testing infrastructure, including practical recommendations for selecting hardware, tools, and network infrastructures
• Defining rules of engagement and scoping a project
• Exercise: Dealing with an ambiguous pen test RFP
• Legal issues with penetration testing around the world
• Reporting - how to achieve business focus and technical depth
• A pen tester's tool chest of reconnaissance resources
• Whois lookups - maximizing the usefulness of registrars, Autonomous System Numbers, etc.
• DNS lookups with nslookup, dig, Sensepost's BiLE, etc.
• Search engine vulnerability-finding tools: Aura, Wikto, EvilAPI, and moreDay 2
This component of the course focuses on the vital task of scanning a target environment, creating a comprehensive inventory of machines and then evaluating those systems to find potential vulnerabilities. We'll look at some of the most useful scanning tools freely available today, experimenting with them in our hands-on lab. Because vulnerability-scanning tools inevitably give us false positives, we'll conduct an exercise on false-positive reduction, analyzing several methods for getting inside of what our tools are telling us to ensure the veracity of our findings. Our hands-on exercises include the creative use of packet crafting to measure the fine-grained behavior of target machines, all while watching the action from a custom-configured sniffer. We also look at some of the late-breaking features of popular tools, including the latest Nmap Scripting Engine capabilities.
• Types of scans - Network sweeps, network tracing, port scans, OS fingerprinting, version scans, and vulnerability scans
• Overall scanning tips - tcpdump for the pen tester, protocol anomalies, and troubleshooting
• Exercise: Packet crafting for the pen tester with Hping3 and monitoring with tcpdump
• Network tracing in-depth with traditional traceroute and exotic network mapping techniques
• Port scanning in-depth with the latest Nmap features
• Exercise: Finding vulnerabilities with the Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE)
• OS Fingerprinting
• Version Scanning with Nmap and Amap
• Exercise: False positive reduction
• Vulnerability Scanning
• Exercise: Comprehensive vulnerability scanner configurationDay 3
In this section, we look at the many kinds of exploits that a penetration tester or ethical hacker can use to compromise a target machine. We'll analyze in detail the differences between server-side, client-side, and local privilege escalation exploits, exploring some of the most useful recent exploits in each category. We'll see how these exploits are packaged in frameworks like Metasploit. We'll go over some of the more advanced Metasploit options, including its mighty Meterpreter, discussing some of the best features in this really powerful payload that are hugely helpful for penetration testers and ethical hackers.
We'll also look at some of the common pitfalls that we face when running exploits, as well as methods for mitigating, dodging, or even eliminating those issues. Finally, we'll zoom in on Windows. With its 80+% market share and regular discovery of vulnerabilities and release of exploits, the culmination of exploitation is often a command shell on a Windows box. We'll see how to maximize the effectiveness of that access, activating RDP, VNC, and installing SSH, all from a command prompt. Almost every topic covered in this session includes hands-on exercises to give attendees practical experience in using these techniques. Topics include:
• Exploit categories - server-side, client-side, and local privilege escalation
• Comprehensive Metasploit Framework coverage - exploits, stagers, stages and how penetration testers can get the most value out of subtle but powerful features
• Exercise: Using Metasploit to get remote shell via server-side flaw
• The Metepreter in depth, including file, process, and network interactions and the priv module
• Exercise: Advanced usage of the Meterpreter payload
• Exercise: Non-Metasploit exploits - using a raw exploit to gain access
• The dilemma of command shell vs. terminal access
• Exercise: Bypassing the dilemma on Linux/Unix and Windows
• Installing and activating VNC, RDP, sshd, and telnet services from a command shell
• Moving files with exploits cross platform
• Windows command line kung fu specifically targeted at pen testers: making ping sweepers, port scanners, reverse DNS lookup tools, and password guessers at the command-line
• Exercise: Challenging your kung fu
• Exercise: Making Windows run commands remotely with psexec, sc, and wmicDay 4
Password Attacks
This component of the course turns our attention to password attacks, analyzing password guessing, password cracking, and pass-the-hash techniques in depth. Because passwords remain the dominant authentication scheme of most enterprises, professional penetration testers and ethical hackers need to understand how to find password weaknesses in a target environment. We'll go over numerous tips based on real-world experience to help penetration testers and ethical hackers maximize the effectiveness of their password attacks. We'll cover one of the best automated password-guessing tools available today, THC Hydra, and run it against target machines to guess Windows SMB and Linux SSH passwords. We'll then zoom in on the password representation formats for most major operating systems, discussing various cracking tools in-depth.
We'll do exercises in which we'll patch the John the Ripper password cracker so that it can support NT hashes, and then compare its performance when compiled for different kinds of processor types. We'll look at the amazingly full-featured Cain tool, running it to crack sniffed Windows authentication messages. We'll see how Rainbow tables work to make password cracking much more efficient, and run a hands-on exercise using the technique. And, we'll finish the day with a lively discussion of a really powerful attack vector that doesn't require password cracking, but instead uses captured encrypted credentials to access Windows machines directly, in a so-called "pass-the-hash" attack, using customized Samba code for a hands-on exercise illustrating the technique. Specific topics include:
• The primacy of passwords
• Password attack tips: Making the most of password attacks in a safe and efficient manner
• Account lockout and strategies for avoiding it
• Password Guessing with THC-Hydra
• Exercise: Using THC-Hydra and throttling guesses to avoid problems
• Password representation formats in depth: Windows LANMAN, NT, NTLMv1, NTLMv2, Unix DES, and Linux MD5
• Exercise: Dumping Windows hashes with fgdump, via an instrumented Netcat relay
• John the Ripper features for penetration testers
• Exercise: Patching John for NT hashes, comparing MMX vs. non-MMX performance, and cracking LANMAN, NT, and Linux MD5 representations
• Cain: The pen tester's dream tool
• Exercise: Cain sniffing and cracking NTLMv1 challenge/response exchanges
• Rainbow table attacks in depth: How the tables work and how you can use them for more efficiency
• Exercise: Using Ophcrack, booting ISOs via a VMX file, and applying Rainbow Tables
• Pass-the-hash attacks against Windows: Using hashes without even cracking a password
• Exercise: Pass-the-hash hands-on against Windows via Foofus patches for SambaDay 5
Wireless and Web Apps
With the increasing use of wireless networking technologies, professional penetration testers and ethical hackers are often called upon to evaluate these infrastructures for flaws. This section of the course describes methodologies for finding common wireless weaknesses, including misconfigured access points, application of weak security protocols, and the improper configuration of stronger security technologies.
The second half of this session focuses on web application penetration testing, looking for the numerous flaws that impact commercial and homegrown web apps. Attendees will work hands-on with tools that can find Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross-Site Request Forgery (XSRF) flaws, experimenting with each in a hands-on exercise. We'll look at command injection and directory traversal flaws, experimenting with them in hands-on exercises. Finally, the session deals with the sometimes devastating SQL injection flaws and session cloning issues that have resulted in significant website compromises.
• Web application scanning and exploitation tools
• Exercise: Scanning a web app for flaws
• Web application manipulation tools
• Exercise: Using Paros Proxy to target a web app
• The myriad of web application injection attacks
• Exercise: XSRF, XSS, session cloning, and command injection hands-on
• Building a wireless testing rig
• Finding unsecured access points and peer-to-peer systems
• Identifying common wireless misconfigurations
• Wireless protocol problems and how a penetration tester can exploit themDay 6
Capture the Flag Event
This lively session represents the culmination of the network penetration testing and ethical hacking course, where attendees will apply the skills that they've mastered throughout all the other sessions in a hands-on workshop. The rest of the course covers the overall process for successful testing, with a series of hands-on exercises individually illustrating each point. But here, in this final workshop, all of the exercises converge into an overall network penetration-testing workout. Operating as part of a team, attendees will conduct a penetration test of a target environment in the classroom, following all of the steps of a professional penetration tester and ethical hacker. You'll have to scan for flaws, use exploits, unravel technical challenges, and dodge firewalls, all the while analyzing and documenting your results in a comprehensive manner. Teams will compete with each other to be the first to win the Capture the Flag game that is the centerpiece of this workshop.
Hope this sheds a little more light on what's involved in the course. As with most of SANS classes, there is a cert exam that goes along with it that does not match the name of the course itself.
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Coined by Jim Rome, a term for a male over the age of 21 who is part of a boyband who makes music that is geared to young girls and teens. Just about every male in the boyband business continued doing so well after their 21st birthday.
They should be called The Backstreet Men because they are all over 21. They are manbanders.
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posted at 10:41 pm on February 14, 2013 by Allahpundit
Occupy Los Angeles has chosen to honor Chris Dorner in the wake of his death, despite the body count he apparently amassed…
The statement of support and solidarity was posted on the Occupy Los Angeles' official Facebook page Wednesday. The statement came in the form of a posted picture captioned with the phrases "Rest In Power Chris Dorner" and "Assassinated By The Police for Trying To Expose LAPD Corruption."
The "We Stand With Christopher Dorner" Facebook page had drawn almost 22,000 likes Thursday afternoon. "We Are All Chris Dorner" drew 4,400…
Scott Talan (@talan), a professor of public communication at American University in Washington, told USA TODAY that some people have grudges against government, police or other authority and see a bit of themselves in Dorner…
He noted that social media make visible what some people say in private. "We can see the posts. We can see the tweets," he said. "Before, they would have said these things in a car, in a bar, in a home, and no one else would have known."
Online support for Dorner in the days since his rampage has crept out of the internet's more extreme corners — where such perverse boosterism is commonplace — and into more mainstream venues. Dorner is now hailed as a kind of folk hero by some on the Chomsky-esque left and the Ron Paul right, who view the killer's manifesto as an articulate indictment of the "police state" they have always opposed.
"This story has a lot of moving parts, thanks in large part to Dorner's long manifesto," said J.M. Berger, a journalist and expert on domestic extremism. "With the fragmentation of the media these days, people are more prone to selection bias — they pull out the parts of a story that resonate with them and ignore the parts they don't like. This is really a common practice among extremists, but it's creeping into the mainstream more and more."
"The LAPD's troubled history and continued bad reputation are also big factors here," Berger said. "I think it's difficult for a lot of people to root for the LAPD under any circumstances. But you really have to ignore big parts of Dorner's story in order to cast him as Dirty Harry or Rambo, as many people have. Dirty Harry didn't kill the daughters of people who got on his wrong side."
It is important to remember that Dorner murdered a young woman and her fiancé simply because she was the daughter of a cop — the man who acted as Dorner's defense advocate in the LAPD proceedings against him. But as one comment on a left-wing site noted, that was a good idea: If the cop had been murdered, he wouldn't have suffered, but now that his daughter and her fiancé have been murdered, the cop will experience real pain until he dies.
Any public figure, and especially any member of the clergy, who does not unambiguously condemn Dorner as a psychopathic murderer is failing his or her duty. This is not the time to discuss allegations of racism in the Los Angeles Police Department. For one thing, being wrongfully dismissed from a job — if, indeed, that is what happened to Dorner — inhabits a different moral universe than murder. For another, the more the public pays attention to this murderer's "manifesto," the more murders-for-attention will take place…
What we have here is another proof that nothing leads to murder and other evils more than a sense of victimization.
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China's media conditions threaten Chen Guangcheng
The battle over blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng's freedom and well-being is a battle over information. Both Chinese and U.S. officials are trying to spin the story their way. A few activists and media claim to speak for Chen, and in China's anti-press environment they are putting themselves at risk. Direct interviews with the man himself are hard to come by.


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I moved them to a Nuc box on a nice day, but the 3 following days were fairly cold and rainy.
When I inspected the hive today I noticed a lot of streaking on the front of the hive, as well as inside.
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December 26, 1968
Denver, CO US
Auditorium Arena
These early U.S. dates include: Train Kept a Rollin', I Can't Quit You Baby, As Long As I Have You, Dazed and Confused, White Summer / Black Mountainside, How Many More Times.
Led Zeppelin make their American debut on this date, as they begin a short string of shows, the first few unbilled, opening for Vanilla Fudge. (Early official itinerary originally listed Vancouver as the their first date).
Press Review excerpt: The concert was cranked off by another heavy, the Led Zeppelin, a British group making its first U.S. tour.
Blues oriented (although not a blues band), hyped electric, the full routine in mainstream rock – done powerfully, gutsily, unifiedly, inventively and swingingly by the end of their set.
Singer Robert Plant – a cut above average in style, but no special appeal in sound. Guitarist Jimmy Page of Yardbirds fame – exceptionally fine. Used a violin bow on the guitar strings in a couple of tunes with resultant interesting, well integrated effects.
Bassist John Paul Jones – solid, involved, contributing. John Bonham – a very effective drummer, but uninventive, unsubtle and unclimactic, just an uneventful solo. [Denver Post | 12/29/68]
News Report: Denver music man Barry Fey nearly became famous for being the guy who refused to book Led Zeppelin.
It was Dec. 26, 1968, and Fey had sold out a Vanilla Fudge and Spirit concert in the Denver Auditorium Arena - what's now part of the Ellie Caulkins Opera House.
"About 10 days before the show, I got a call from the agent saying, 'Barry, I want to add an act to our show,' " Fey said. "I said, 'Ron (Terry), all the tickets are sold.'
"He said, 'You've got to do this for me, Barry, this is a big, big act. Their name is Led Zeppelin.' I thought it was a joke."
Fey turned Terry down, until the agent showed Fey the money.
"Ten minutes later Ron called back and said 'Vanilla Fudge is going to give you $750, and if you give $750 of your own money, we still can put Led Zeppelin on the show.' " Fey caved in. The concert crowd had no idea that this new heavy-metal band from Britain was added to the show. That night marked the band's American debut.
"I got up on the stage and said, 'Ladies and gentlemen, give a warm Denver welcome to Led Zeppelin,' " Fey said. "They started playing, and it was incredible. It was an unbelievable show; people were gasping. That was a big day in Denver history." (Rocky Mountain News)
Promoter Barry Fey recalls the show in his 2011 autobiography, "Backstage Past": "The night of the concert, I get on stage to make the announcement to open the show. "Ladies and gentleman, please welcome, direct from England for their North America debut, Led Zeppelin!"
There was a smattering of polite applause. Then, Robert Plant let it rip and everybody in the audience was stunned. Frankly, I don't know how Spirit went on after that. You didn't have to be a genius to know Zeppelin was going to be a smash. Oh, my God. People were going crazy!
The next morning, I get a call from Max Floyd, the program director at the Denver FM rock station, KLZ. "Who did you have on last night? Our phone lines are jammed!"
The band had given me a white copy of their album, one that hadn't been released yet. I took the album to the radio station and they played it continuously, all day."
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I went to that show too … I will always remember the date because it was right after Christmas and my parents bought me tics to the show …. I went with two other people who are now dead …. Guess times fly's eh … anyway, I agree about the bow, it thru me for a bit because I have never seen that done before (maybe with Zappa, I will have to think about that) … the thing I remember most about the show and Zep, I was blown away with Plants vocals … they were out of this world and different compared to any other vocalist I had ever heard. Ron creel


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Re: PRESS MY BUTTONS
Congratulations on cashing in on an idea you had nothing to do with.
Re: RAAWWWRRRRRRRRRRR
I love this! Fits the theme perfectly and well executed.
lorceie wrote:I, on the other hand, LOVE the design cause he'd be "scaling my right breast". I know my friends would get a kick ouut of that!
Yes, young Jack must scale the mighty mounds of plenty! I love this design. It's much more than just a costume shirt. GMV fo sho!
SailorButterfly wrote:Love the colors!
Thanks man, I went with the halloween theme as well, I think purple and black are great together.
Re: ...and then I was like BOOO!
The text kind of ruins an otherwise well executed shirt. It's just not that funny and the shirt works well enough without it. Still a good job on the alien.
Re: They call me Ben, Big Ben.
DUDE! I already did the clock thing. Check it out.
DavidShenoda wrote:Won't you please help us find a home for these poor alien larvae. For just ten dollars you can make it possible for one of these poor extraterrestrials to enjoy a normal life.
Enjoy, and thanks for voting!
Too bad that little larva will be an adult in about 10 minutes *giggles*!
Re: Congratulations, it's a Marsupial.
So cute!!!
Re: You're the BOMB!
Disclaimer: This shirt is not intended for airport travels. stellardig*
mamaGiraffe wrote:This is awesome!!! I'm 6'2" and my husband is 6'10".....so of course we've both had the nicknames "beanpole", "beanstalk", and "green giant" throughout our lives....this shirt would be so perfect for us!! I hope it wins, I'd buy several!
Yeah, I think the beanstalk idea would be a terrific costume...when Jack had the harp he was descending the beanstalk. Green pants, a few leaves and branches, an ax in your leg if you require some Halloween gore...as noted above it is also a fine piece of artwork. Well done, TG.
When I was five, I said I wanted to be a dinosaur when I grew up. Now that dream can come true.
elstille wrote:When I was five, I said I wanted to be a dinosaur when I grew up. Now that dream can come true.
shirt.woot! Making dreams come true :D
Re: Steelman
I tried something like this before and it got rejected, so if all is fair here this too will unfortunatly be rejected as well.
Re: Alien Fighter (Arcade Cabinet Re-Sub)
Click below for Hi-Res image, I fixed the Pacman ban issue, added some buttons, and fixed problems with alignment from my first one. I also happen to like the color scheme better now.
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Re: Stars Upon Thars...
I designed this shirt based on the great Dr. Seuss poem, "The Sneetches."
To quote:
Now the Star-bellied Sneetches had bellies with stars.
The Plain-bellied Sneetches had none upon thars.
The stars weren't so big; they were really quite small.
You would think such a thing wouldn't matter at all.
BootsBoots wrote:Definitely too creepy
That is what I imagined this shirt would be *giggles* but this is good too ;) GMV I hope it stays in the fog. If it does I'm buying one!
bradyson wrote:Ok, I get that its an erased white board, but is there also supposed to be an image or words that remains? or is/was the previous white board content just random?
Just curious...
I started out drawing a flow chart and "I am a Whiteboard" but then I looked at the one in the office and it was full of random not-quite-erased missives and I went with it. I could have titled it "Office Camo" maybe?
Thanks for asking about it. I thought it would do better but there are some truely AWESOME designs out there!
Re: THUG LiFE
Just FYI, this black will BARELY show up on the brown shirt. I realize what you're going for, but it won't print well.
Re: Super Dude
Not to mention this one was submitted like a half hour before:
theinfinityloop wrote:This is so funny. I like how you chose to use a black shirt with white spots instead of the other way around. GMV!
I actually originally intended it to be a brown shirt with white spots (like a guernsey), but accidentally used the black comp shirt since my desktop monitor is a bit dicey on dark colors. So thanks!
Re: Operation
Just FYI, an Operation shirt was already rejected.
Re: Please be careful; I'm fragile.
I don't think it would be good flipped. I mean then it'll be point at the person's crotch.
Good idea, sneetches rule!
Re: My sources say YES
Thanks! I actually went as this one year by taping an "8" on a black sweatshirt...you have no idea how many drunk people asked me stupid questions....
Re: Bobblehead or You-blehead?
Thanks! Didn't know if people would get it or not, good to hear!
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fHalcyon wrote:sorry tgent. I've seen what you're capable of and this isn't your best work. Aside from that, this is just barely a costume. I would like to see something more on the shirt to show that the wearer is a giant. As it is, he's just a guy in a green shirt with a little robin hood climbing on him. You always to great work but I feel like you're coasting here.
I think the votes speak for themselves.
female wrote:Looks pretty slapdash to me. There's white crusties around a lot of the black lines and a big green square around the whole thing. I'd look to the mountie one as something that was done with artistry. This seems kind of sloppy.
I agree, you should have just made it on a transparent background, would have looked much better.
icyfenix wrote:Dude apparently if you put "f" "a" "i" "l" and an "!" next to each other, it comes out as "I am an unoriginal person!"
Which is freakin awesome.
you joined two years ago and notice woot has "sensors" only now?
Hmm, I didn't notice all that until someone mentioned it. Guess I got a little overzealous on seeing a LoZ themed shirt. It is starting to look less appealing.
amacing wrote:I don't think it would be good flipped. I mean then it'll be point at the person's crotch.
I agree. I like this one the way it is.
shutts67 wrote:Yet another shirt that would look better on silver... ::Giant Exhale::
Why? The color is based off the original brick gameboy which was a very light gray. I myself had the clear see through version because I thought it was cool to see all the circiutry =P.
Re: Smile!
Amazing colors! gmv
Re: Hands!
wtb green version!
Re: Gumball Machine
I almost died when I saw this. I'm pregnant and I was thinking of being a gumball machine for Halloween. definitely gmv
jackie31337 wrote:This is adorable. It's too bad woot can't print right below the collar, because a little bow tie would absolutely put this over the top.
Cute! I agree with the bow tie comment too. Have time for another? :o)
i want it, i want it, i want it!!!
Re: Three Hole Punch You
calbach wrote:I think it looks great. I'm not sure how many people are willing to commit to something this graphic though.
Thanks for the comment. I tried to keep it cartoony, but I see what your saying. I guess I'm abit "old school" when it comes to Halloween (vampires and zombies versus sexy nurse and sexy maid).
SnareArt wrote:yet 100+ people would wear ...and then I was like BOOO! ?
Perhaps it's the humor in his that mine lacks? /shrug
I say, good for anyone that can get votes in the particular tough derby.
Ummm, excuse me sir, but you've got a few buttons unbuttoned there. What?! You're Superman. It all makes sense now. I would never have guessed it before - what with the comb over and glasses.
Good job, I would like to see the halftones a little more subtle, but well done overall. I prefer bats to supe, just a preference thing.
Zenverse wrote:Why? The color is based off the original brick gameboy which was a very light gray. I myself had the clear see through version because I thought it was cool to see all the circiutry =P.
"silver" or "slate", for shirts, is usually this exact gray. The issue people are bringing up regarding the shirt color is that woot prints on Heather Gray, which is a bit more mottled, like a gym shirt. It's not a solid gray tone... there's a lot of textured gray shades, like this:
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What does it mean to use strips instead of foundation? (Robert Benchley mentions this in his post.) What are the pros and cons of plastic foundation on honey supers? Can I mix frames of plastic with other frames in the same super? I accidentally put a hole the size of a quarter in a piece of foundation. Will the bees fill in the hole, or should I start with new foundation?
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The 74 paintings included in the exhibition were selected from the National Museum in Warsaw (NMW), with additional loans from private collections and other galleries in Poland including the National Museum in Cracow and the Tatra Museum in Zakopane. Presented in three sections, the exhibition focused on the Symbolist period of the late nineteenth century through to the modernism and abstraction of the inter-war years.
Poland's turbulent history provided the context for much of the imagery in the art of the period. Seen in a wider European context, the exhibition afforded a rare opportunity to see some of the most important works of an extraordinarily creative artistic culture in a period of national upheaval.
In the accompanying exhibition catalogue, Dr. Dorota Folga-Januszewska, Director of Collections and Research at NMW, said: "The period from which the works on display in this exhibition originate marks a stage of Polish history decisive to contemporary Poland's culture and identity. During their lifetime, two generations of artists witnessed changes which were experienced with a rapidity unequalled in those times."
Among the works included in the exhibition were Stanczyk, 1898 (the legendary jester sage) by Leon Wyczólkowski (1852-1936); Portrait of Painter Bronislaw Brykner in Fancy Costume, 1908 by Kazimierz Stabrowski (1869-1929); Children's Train, 1905, and Abduction of a Princess, 1908, both by Witold Wojtkiewicz (1879-1909).
The exhibition also showed works by two generations of artists: Jacek Malczewski (1854-1929) and his son Rafel Malczweski (1892-1965); Stanislaw Witkiewicz (1851-1915) and his son Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz, called Witkacy, (1885-1939).
The exhibition was organised in cooperation with the National Museum in Warsaw and Adam Mickiewicz Institute in Warsaw and supported by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland. It was curated by Dr. Dorota Folga-Januszewska (NMW), with Fionnuala Croke (NGI).
Exhibition Catalogue:Paintings from Poland: Symbolism to Modern Art (1880 – 1939)© 2007 National Gallery of Ireland and the AuthorsEditors Fionnuala Croke, Dr. Dorota Folga-Januszewska, et alProduced with the assistance of the Department of Arts, Sport and TourismISBN 978-1-904288-27-5
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