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Happy Holidays!By Paul Asadoorian On Friday, December 23 rd, 2005 · no Comments · In Geek Stuff ,Security ,SecurityWeeklyWishing everyone a happy and safe holiday season. Be certain to check out our short holiday video clip: Short Video Clip Direct Download Link (iPod Video) We will be taking some time off, returning the week of January 2, 2006. There are good things coming in 2006. For now, eat, drink, and be merry… (Imore
Security Weekly – Episode 8 – Dec 22, 2005By Paul Asadoorian On Friday, December 23 rd, 2005 · no Comments · In SecurityWeekly– Paul & Larry drink spiked egg nog – Our Friends in Tech have put out their own "Geek Christmas Carol" – New format of the show for the new year, keep the main show short, add-in special features- Listener feedback: John writes in and asks us to share some of our training and realmore
A Geek Christmas CarolBy Paul Asadoorian On Wednesday, December 21 st, 2005 · no Comments · In Geek StuffWith his old friend Steve Marley and 3 ghosts of Tech Christmas past in tow, Scrooge is confronted with the decisions he is making and the life that he has had before… Are you a geek not in the Christmas spirit? Do you "bah" and "humbug" at your users when they ask you to fixmore
Interesting New Features in OpenSSH 4.3By Paul Asadoorian On Wednesday, December 21 st, 2005 · no Comments · In Security"…new tunneling support allows you to make a real VPN using OpenSSH without the need for any additional software. This goes well beyond the TCP port forwarding that we have supported for years – each end of a ssh connection that uses the new tunnel support gets a tun(4) interface which can pass packets betweenmore
Security Weekly – Episode 7 – Video Take 1By Paul Asadoorian On Tuesday, December 20 th, 2005 · no Comments · In SecurityWeeklyWe have been experimenting with video lately and hope to have it become a regular thing after Christmas. You can find the video formatted for the iPod video at the following link: iPod Video Direct Download The audio gain levels were set too high, we will be working this week to correct this problem andmore
Security Weekly – Episode 7 – Dec 16, 2005By Paul Asadoorian On Monday, December 19 th, 2005 · no Comments · In SecurityWeekly– Make sure you check out Friends In Tech, the two I have been listening to are In The Trenches and ChuckChat Technorama – Thanks to Jennifer we post a short summary of each show on the Snort Blog – MS "Black Tuesday" produces two matches, Internet Explorer Cumulative Patches (MS05-054), and MS05-055 – Microsoftmore
SANS Advisor – December 2005 – Volume 1, No. 5By Paul Asadoorian On Saturday, December 17 th, 2005 · no Comments · In SecurityThe latest edition of the SANS Advisor has been posted and this month's topic is disaster recovery. Having helped with the editing process in this edition, I highly recommend that everyone not only read this issue, but send it along to the people responsible for coordinating disaster recovery in your organization. Many experienced professionals havemore
Bluetooth for Windows Remote Audio EavesdroppingBy Paul Asadoorian On Thursday, December 15 th, 2005 · no Comments · In SecurityThis setting allows anyone to remotely inject audio into a victim's PCspeakers, as well as remotely monitor audio via the microphone. This is one of the scariest hacks I've seen lately. As indicated above, it allows you to record or play audio remotely on a victim's machine! This vulnerability applies to the Widcomm Windows bluetoothmore
Phishing Solutions ArticleChris Brenton has written an article for Sys Admin titled "Phishing Solutions". It outlines many good tips for protecting yourself or your users from phishing attacks. Some of the suggested tools include: Clam Anti-Virus – Includes support for preventing a good number of phishing attacks. Petname – Allows you to mark sites as trusted andmore
Microsoft Plugs Hole in IEWell, its Black Tuesday and Microsoft has released to patches, one of which is a Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer. Many sources, including myself, report that is does fix the JavaScript vulnerability that was made public a couple of weeks ago. You know, the one that has a published proof-of-concept exploit and associated trojan.more


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WILMINGTON,NC (WWAY) – Jay Ross spent last Friday night watching the Laney Buccaneers shutout Northern Nash in Wilmington. He hopes he'll be in Florida this Friday. Ross flew to Miami on Tuesday afternoon. He plans to work out for the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday.
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Opposition fighters in Syria, preparing for a major onslaught by government forces in their northern strongholds around Aleppo, have been equipped with shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles, it has emerged.
While Western powers deliberate over whether or not to arm "moderate" rebel groups, Saudi Arabia has sent the weapons, which the rebels have often said was their most needed piece of equipment.
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ANGLO-FRENCH ENTENTE NOW BECOMES ALLIANCE; On Eve of Hitler's Visit to Mussolini London and Paris Announce Mutual Military Defensive Pact BRITAIN IS IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT Britain Takes the Lead Collective Security Issue The Case of Czechoslovakia The Meeting in Rome
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In the Anglo-French military defensive alliance, announced Friday in London, resides the strongest factor for the preservation of peace in the Old World. In the pooling of the forces, land, air and sea, of the two great European democracies, force is aligned vis-a-vis the force upon which the dictator nations have been depending for the furtherance of their purposes.
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a whole new world to live in
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Chapter1 (v.1) - a whole new world to live in
chapter 1as we are getting out the door im smacking the door closed and pissed off at the world right know really pissed off just two months ago we moved here because my dad had to find a new job.i get it that he needed new job but it still doesnt make things any easier. i was practiclly whinning th whole summer there was nothing to do and no matter what my family tried to do nothing could make the summer any better.and the worse part of this is that not only did we move but where we moved makes all the diffrence and my parents i have to admit made the stupidest choice ever. its called maple grove and its the smallest town ever. we jsut moved from new york and one thing i realized is theres not any action in maple grove nothing. heck the only good thing about this town is the fact that they have a bowling alley. mom keeps telling me i should be happy about starting school but seriously i think shes gone nuts and i told her so. she just glared at me when i told her. '' you know mom maybe if we would of moved somewhere else maybe id be a littel happeir'' i say. mom doesnt say anything and is still unpacking some of our stuff that we havent bothered unpacking during the summer. i look around at the dull looking room and groan.this room is just as dull as the town itself. mom seems to like the place and i have no idea why she does she says its like a fresh start in life. ya sure she dosent want a fresh start in life i know what it really is shes really running away. shes running away from her problems. five years ago mom wen through a horriable divorce and was so despret to date again so she dated this guy she happend to know because she worked with him. it went well for a while then of course it dident espically when he wanted mom to turn jewish and he stared pressurring her into being jewish. any way that only messed her even more up so she dated other loosers and everytime they broke her heart it was usally expected of us to pack our bags so we could move to a new town and let me tell you i hated that so much. and another thing i reallly hate is talking to my so called dad. i havent talked to him or even bothered talking to him for three months and when i did talk to him mom forced me to.until i yelled at her and told her i dident want anything to do with the bastard. mom wasent particulary found of him either but she would constantly remind me that he was my father and that i need to spend time with him or else i would regret it later on. i dont think i can ever forgive him and i dont think he deserves to be forgiven i know i sound totally babiesh but i caint help it. why should i be fine with what he did. mom is passing back and forth and shes on the phone i wonder who shes talking to and i realize it my father.i get dizzy and just hope and pray to god that she doesnt make me talk to him. but of course im wrong mom comes into my room and hand the phone to me i look at it and take a deep breath and force myself to do it. '' how are you kiddo'' dad says. '' seriously dad im not a littel kid anymore did you know that why did you call'' i ask. '' to see how your doing i just wanted to hear your voice'' dad says. '' well thats really great dad but i have to go'' i say sarcasticlly. i can hear that my dad is about to say something else but i dont give him enough time and i hang up. mom looks at me like if just commited murder i know she wanted me to talk to him more but i give her a look that tells her theres no way that im gonna ever talk to hi again. '' you know your gonna have to talk to him soon hunny you caint keep avoiding him this way'' mom says. '' watch me mom ive done it for a long time know i can do it again'' i say . with that i take my phone and leave outdoor and im angry and bitter. sheesh i had enough of a screwed up summer i wonder why he just has to make it worse. but to be honest hes not the only thing that pissed me off this summer. mom to. i think im angry at everyone. i hate moving i hate that i keep getting close to people and loosing them.in my moms littel way shes a littel bit self fish she knows ive always been sensitive and that i tend to get close to people quick yet we move.
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But I don't.Suspension questions.I have a 79 Malibu.Getting ready soon to replace the balljoints(Original)tie rod ends.Installing complete brake system,from the prop. valve down.My rear is sagging on the right side,I am going to replace the coil springs and shocks on the front and rear.This was an original 6 cyl car and I put in a smallblock and did not replace the front springs.It will not see much track action,mostly cruise ins and road time when done.Since winter is coming I will have some down time.Give me advice on what will help this thing handle the curves a little better.Not taking corners at 65+MPH.Just some good suspension setup for all out cruising.Thanx guys(and gals,I know you're out there)
I did the same with my 85 monte not to long ago;
Get iroc front springs (moog/trw 5662).
I used cargo coils on the back (moog/trw 631 or 635, not really sure, got them off a guy at speedy).
Get KYB shocks - these really help.
Make sure you have a rear sway bar, if not, get one.
Get a steering box out of Monte SS/GN/442 if you can find one for cheap.
When ther time comes, get some quality SUMMER ONLY tires, I have kumho KH11's- they seem to stick pretty well.
As for the breaks - you might consider upgrading to bigger 1le rotors, but for that you will need spindles off a caprice- it's explained in detail on www.montecarloss.com
Thanx,forgot to mention I dont have the rear sway bar.It is on the list.Will the 1LE rotors work on the 79?I remember reading the front was changed a little bit after 79.That seems to be one of the reasons you cant get drop spindles for them,I am just not sure of the reasoning.Gonna check out the link you sent right now.Oh yeah,forgot another thing.Put a non power steering box from an S-10 on the bu.Keeps the wife from driving and wrecking it.
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You were saying about it sagging in the rear. Check your frame. This body style was notorious for rusted out rear frame rails. Better check it out, before you start spending $$$ on it.
Yep more failure to inform there.It is rusted there.Buddy down the street had the same prob.Took the back half off an 85 at the boneyard and grafted it into place.Seems the slots in the frame rails were at differnt places and the later model frames eliminated the probl;em with road salt and water staying in the frame.I do need to replace mine.The question on that is the body is actually dropping over the wheel well and the frame is only rusted at the very far r/t end of the frame,right in front of the body bushings at the trunk pan.
Was just concerned, as I had a 79 lemans that rusted the frame rails, behind and in front of the spring perches. Practically, fell off the road.
No joke.Man I am gonna have to get on that pretty quick then.Thanx for the heads up Poncho.
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The London Bridge hitmaker further revealed she was excited while preparing for their biggest-ever headlining shows.
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July 11, 2014
Three members of the Tennessee track and field team will represent the United States at a pair of international meets in the coming month.
Rising sophomore Felecia Majors is set to compete at the IAAF World Junior Championships from July 22-27 in Eugene, Ore. Rising senior Tavis Bailey (discus) and rising junior Jake Blankenship (pole vault) will compete in the 2014 NACAC U23 Athletics Championships from Aug. 8-10 in Kamloops, Canada.
Majors qualified to represent Team USA in the 4x400-meter relay thanks to a fourth-place finish in the 400 meters (53.42 seconds) at the USTAF Junior Championships last week at Oregon's Hayward Field.
The IAAF World Junior Championships will be held on American soil for the first time.
"Felecia managed herself extremely well to put herself in relay pool contention for these world championships," Tennessee director of track and field Beth Alford-Sullivan said. "What an opportunity. To be the first team to represent on home turf is going to be amazing. To be a part of the relay is going to be a special thing for her."
Majors, a native of Lorton, Va., qualified for both the NCAA indoor and outdoor meets as a freshman and scored at both SEC championships.
Bailey and Blankenship competed earlier this summer at the USATF Outdoor National Championships in June after coming off strong performances at the NCAA championships.
Bailey was third at NCAA outdoors in the discus with a throw of 203 feet, 10 inches (62.14 meters). Blankenship also earned a bronze medal at the meet, vaulting 18 feet, 8.25 inches (5.70 meters). Both earned first-team All-America honors.
The NACAC meet includes countries from North America, Central America and the Caribbean. By limiting competitors to those ages 19-23, the meet largely features college standouts.
"The U.S. has had tremendous success at this event," Alford-Sullivan said. "It is a collegiate all-star competition, and those two will represent Tennessee up there. It's really been a good USA stretch for us."


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This coffee cake calls for a tart apple, such as a Granny Smith or a Pippin, combined with cranberries and spices to make a beautiful topping for a delicious treat festive enough for any brunch.
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Serves 12
Prep Time 45 min
Total Time 110 min.
Step 1
Preheat oven to 375°F. Coat a 9-inch springform pan with cooking spray.
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To prepare topping: Whisk brown sugar, cornstarch and cinnamon in a medium nonreactive saucepan (see Note) until combined. Stir in cranberries, apple and juice. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring. Continue to cook, stirring, until the mixture thickens and the berries soften, about 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool.
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Fri-Sat., Nov. 4-5 -- vs. Florida, Stanford (Canham Natatorium), 9 a.m./3 p.m./9 a.m.
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The University of Michigan women's swimming and diving team (1-3) closes out its three-week homestand this weekend, when it welcomes Florida (2-1) and Stanford (1-0) to Canham Natatorium. The two-day double dual meet will have sessions at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Friday (Nov. 4) and conclude at 9 a.m. on Saturday (Nov. 5).
Both sessions on Friday will be in long-course meters, with the pool switching over to short-course yards on Saturday.
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Session One - Friday, Nov. 4, 9 a.m.
200-meter Freestyle Relay
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Session Two - Friday, Nov. 4, 3 p.m.
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200-meter Freestyle
100-meter Breaststroke
100-meter Backstroke
800-meter Freestyle Relay
Session Three - Saturday, Nov. 5, 9 a.m.
1,000-yard Freestyle
200-yard Backstroke
100-yard Freestyle
200-yard Breaststroke
200-yard Butterfly
400-yard Freestyle Relay
On Friday, the women's three-meter diving competition will begin at noon. A 30-minute break will follow, followed by the women's one-meter diving competition. Women's platform will be an exhibitioned event on Saturday beginning at 11:30 a.m.
You Again! ... This weekend's meet marks the fourth straight year in which Michigan, Florida and Stanford have met in a double dual meet, with each team hosting at least once. The three teams last met in Ann Arbor in 2008; Florida beat U-M, 206-94, and Stanford beat U-M, 218-82. Michigan is 0-7 all-time in dual meets against Stanford and 0-9 all-time against Florida.
Facing The Best ... The Wolverines are facing six teams that finished the season in the CollegeSwimming.com/CSCAA Top 25 Coaches poll last season, including Stanford (No. 3), Texas (No. 6), Florida (tied at No. 7), Indiana (tied at No. 12), Minnesota (No. 14) and Ohio State (No. 15). The Wolverines ended last season ranked No. 16.
Last Time Out ... The Wolverines raced Indiana and Texas last Friday (Oct. 28) at Canham Natatorium but came up short on the scoreboard, losing, 178-122, to Indiana, and, 189-109, to Texas. Junior Ashley Cohagen, senior Alexa Mehesan and senior Caitlin Dauw picked up individual-event wins in the 200-yard backstroke, 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard butterfly, respectively. [ Recap | Photo Gallery | Highlights ]
Diving In ... Senior Amanda Lohman was the team's top diver in last weekend's double dual meet against Indiana and Texas, finishing third on the one-meter (275.15) and three-meter (291.20). Through three meets, Lohman is the team leader off the three-meter board (297.15, gained on Oct. 8 at Minnesota), while sophomore Erin Bridgewater has the best score off the one-meter board (289.80, from Oct. 21 against Toledo). Lohman, Bridgewater, and freshmen Carey Chen (one-meter) and Marina Nazario (three-meter) have each received qualifying scores for the Zone C Diving Meet held later this season.
Out In Front ... Seniors Caitlin Dauw and Alexa Mehesan have started the season off on a hot streak. Dauw has yet to be defeated in the 100-yard butterfly and Mehesan is perfect in the 50-yard freestyle.
Making Strides ... Ashley Cohagen, a junior from Ann Arbor, has established herself as the team's primary backstroker, holding team-high times in the 100-yard (55.95) and 200-yard (1:59.64) races.
2011-12 Top Times/Scores
50-yard Freestyle: 23.01, Alexa Mehesan (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
100-yard Freestyle: 51.13, Alexa Mehesan (Oct. 8 at Minnesota)
200-yard Freestyle: 1:50.93, Adrienne Bicek (Oct. 7 at Minnesota)
500-yard Freestyle: 4:52.66, Adrienne Bicek (Oct. 8 at Minnesota)
1,650-yard Freestyle: 17:09.59, Kally Fayhee (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
100-yard Butterfly: 54.86, Caitlin Dauw (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
200-yard Butterfly: 2:01.82, Caitlin Dauw (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
100-yard Backstroke: 55.95, Ashley Cohagen (Oct. 21 vs. Toledo)
200-yard Backstroke: 1:59.64, Ashley Cohagen (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
100-yard Breaststroke: 1:03.97, Angela Chokran (Oct. 21 vs. Toledo)
200-yard Breaststroke: 2:17.89, Angela Chokarn (Oct. 21 vs. Toledo)
200-yard IM: 2:06.13, Val Barthelemy (Oct. 7 at Minnesota)
400-yard IM: 4:22.65, Adrienne Bicek (Oct. 8 at Minnesota)
One-meter Diving: 289.80, Erin Bridgewater (Oct. 21 vs. Toledo)
Three-meter Diving: 297.15, Amanda Lohman (Oct. 8 at Minnesota)
Platform Diving: N/A
200-yard Freestyle Relay: 1:34.60, Mehesan, Dauw, Jones, Lau (Oct. 8 at Minnesota)
400-yard Freestyle Relay: 3:27.10, Mehesan, Dauw, Liz Johnson, Bicek (Oct. 7 at Minnesota)
800-yard Freestyle Relay: N/A
200-yard Medley Relay: 1:42.97, Cohagen, Andracki, Dauw, Mehesan (Oct. 7 at Minnesota)
400-yard Medley Relay: 3:44.96, Cohagen, Chokran, Dauw, Mehesan (Oct. 28 vs. IU/Texas)
Who's Back ... Michigan returns 24 letterwinners off last year's roster, including six NCAA All-America honorable mentions and three Big Ten champions. Highlighting the roster is a group of seven seniors, led by Caitlin Dauw, Alexa Mehesan and Amanda Lohman. Last season, Dauw was awarded with three NCAA All-America honorable mentions and two Big Ten Conference championships (100-yard butterfly and 200-yard freestyle relay). Mehesan and junior Deirdre Jones return from that championship-winning relay team, while Lohman established herself as the team's top diver after qualifying for the NCAA Championships for the second consecutive season. Also back is sophomore Angela Chokran, who was an NCAA All-America honorable mention last season.
Fresh Faces ... Ten freshmen dot the roster this season: divers Emily Boyd (Monrovia, Calif./Flintridge Sacret Heart Academy), Carey Chen (Vancouver, British Columbia/University Hill Secondary), Janel Hathaway (Walled Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Consolidated Schools) and Marina Nazario (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas), and swimmers Kayla Douglas (Livonia, Mich./Franklin), Savannah Hatt (Livonia, Mich./Stevenson), Claudia Lau (Hong Kong, China/Diocesan Girls' School), Molly Schaefer (Orchard Lake, Mich./Marian), Michelle Stefandl (Princeton, N.J./Stuart Country Day School), and Alisa Zoltowski (West Lafayette, Ind./West Lafayette).
Oh Captain! ... Kristyne Cole, Amanda Lohman and Alexa Mehesan are the team captains for this season. Cole was also a captain of last year's team.
Familiar Foes ... The Wolverines will swim off against many familiar teams this season. The Wolverines will swim in 12 competitions this season, and all but one of those opponents was on the schedule last season (the lone exception is Florida Gulf-Coast on Jan. 2, 2012).
Home Sweet Home ... Michigan is at home six times this season, facing Indiana twice (Oct. 28, Jan. 7), Toledo (Oct. 21), Texas (Oct. 28), Florida (Nov. 4-5), Stanford (Nov. 4-5), Northwestern (Jan. 14), Notre Dame (Jan. 14), and Michigan State (Jan. 27). [ 2011-12 Schedule ]
A Long And Interesting Journey ... Head diving coach KZ Li has been around diving for more than 30 years, but has found a permanent home in Ann Arbor. He recently sat down with Joanne Gerstner of MGoBlue.com to discuss his story. [ Feature ]
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Jury travels to glass shop on first day of murder trial
GREENSBURG — A Westmoreland County jury on Monday was bused to an automotive glass shop where the owner is charged with fatally shooting his mother, sister and elderly aunt, allegedly because the women disapproved of his affair with a married woman.
But before the jury made the 13-mile trip to Ferguson Glass in Loyalhanna Township, near Saltsburg, the attorneys in the case each spelled out what they believe happened there one day short of four years ago.
Westmoreland County District Attorney John Peck told the jury that Murphy, 52, shot his mother, Doris Murphy, 69; his sister, Kris Murphy, 43; and his aunt, Edith Tietge, 81, on April 23, 2009, because they didn't approve of his romance with a married woman.
"She basically gave him an ultimatum which the defendant carried out," Peck said, referring to Murphy's then-girlfriend, a married mother of three.
But defense attorney Robert Bell told the jury that Murphy was close to the victims and essentially had become the man in the family when his father died in 1985. Murphy, Bell said, was so distraught that he could barely speak and was shaking uncontrollably, unable to dial 911 after his uncle found the bodies and summoned Murphy to the shop.
"Kevin could not make up the kind of shaking he was doing," Bell told the jury, noting that ambulance crews will be called to testify about Murphy's reactions at the scene.
Peck is seeking three first-degree murder convictions and will ask for the death penalty if Murphy is convicted. The jury would then have to decide whether Murphy deserves to die for his crimes or serve life in prison without parole.
But before any of that happens, Peck must convince the jury that Murphy killed the women in a crime nobody witnessed, in the semi-rural community where he grew up with the women.
Peck contends that happened because Murphy had begun a relationship with a married woman about 18 months earlier. Murphy would meet the woman before dawn, in a supermarket parking lot miles away, before she drove to work each morning in Pittsburgh. Apparently tired of sneaking around, the woman allegedly told Murphy how he could kill the women — and even establish an alibi by ensuring he was seen doing chores on his uncle's farm across the road from the glass shop — in the days before the shootings.
Murphy wasn't arrested until a year after the shootings, however, because investigators learned of those alleged conversations only after another inmate told them Murphy had spoken of the crime and his girlfriend's comments while he and Murphy walked together around the jail's exercise yard. A state police affidavit said Murphy's girlfriend hadn't met his family, but Peck said she moved in with Murphy a day or so after the killings.
Murphy's attorneys contend he was doing chores at his uncle's farm, some 300 yards from the auto glass shop, at the time when the women must have been shot — and before the women were found by Murphy's uncle after he returned from a daylong trip to auction off a cow.
During Monday's visit, a state police investigator pointed out 15 key locations at the glass shop — including spots where Murphy allegedly hid the gun before and after the shootings — and the uncle's farm to give the jury a firsthand menu of physical reference points they'll hear about at the trial. Among other things, the visit was meant to help the jury understand how long it would have taken someone to move between the two properties.
Bell told the jury that, "Kevin Murphy's defense is simply that it wasn't him that did it."
Still, police have linked Murphy's DNA to a .22-caliber gun that was, in turn, linked to slugs taken from his sister's and aunt's bodies.
Murphy's attorneys acknowledge he brought the gun to the shop but said he did so to scare away birds. Murphy was "deathly afraid" of birds since one swooped down on him and got caught in his hair when he was a child, Bell told the jury.


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If you thought Amanda Bynes' Twitter victims could get any more random, think again. But, don't worry her insults aren't getting any more creative. About ten minutes ago Amanda tweeted that her mother is ugly and desperate for attention.
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Apparently, now Drake and Keith Rivers have herpes (according to Bynes)! Well, if that's true than guess what Amanda… so do you!
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Snivy:LOL, Fists got you guys good. George Washington would have actually driven the Camry instead because the Challenger is built in loyalist Canada. He would have found that disgusting.It's not where you raise the chicken but where the eggs are hatched.NineInchNails:Ahhh, but what if the farmer is Italian (Fiat) and the egg DNA is German (W210)? Then George would be upset that a so called American egg was being raised by fascists.
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TAF:YouTube Link for CommercialThank you. I had to reply to that channel:"Wow! ? A lot of negativity coming from the brand new YouTube users."-NoHoToyota"Because a lot of us are car people who actually understand things that matter. Rims? Bluetooth? Sleek? Sleek is a Jag, not a jagged Camry with boomerangs for tail-lights.Fine, the SE has upgraded suspension-- I like the SE packages since they add real 'performance' and fun to a plain wrapper (Corolla S is a mere kit that deserves to be burned at the stake). Improved fun and feel aside, most want more, as super bland/numb+improved= just normal bland/numb."-Me
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Ooo hey Harvey, did you see the news for the new Camry SE Sport Limited Edition? They added NOTHING for performance! You just get an infotainment bundle with sunroof and a white paint job. WTF is that??
Awfull commercial. What kind of Kool-aid were the marketing guys drinking?
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cp_09malibuV6:Ooo hey Harvey, did you see the news for the new Camry SE Sport Limited Edition? They added NOTHING for performance! You just get an infotainment bundle with sunroof and a white paint job. WTF is that??Yes, I've caught wind of their broken wind.
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Hahaha, I see what you did there. I clicked the story with moderate interest thinking they had an upgraded SE V6 coming out (what else would "Sport" mean)... then I read the added equipment in the press release and dry heaved.
See a car for non-enthusiast"Grounded to the Ground"Get back in school
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Dis Commerical is da most wack thing Toyota has made. If they was smart, they would have thrown a brother in da rear. That way they cover the brother, the hickspanic, and the whitey race loven PC white boyfriend... Then they cover da bases and have a commerical that is even worse, and better at da same time... It says that a cracker, a nigga and a sand nigga all want the same car and take it for a ride... and at da same time, the woman is the right race, ready to let everyone test drive and ride her....Out...
Michael:Grounded to the ground? Check.It has rims? Check.It has navigation? Check.It's sleek? Check (Hahahahahaha! *gasp*...a Camry...HAHAHAHAHA!)....Sounds like Toyota couldn't actually think of anything to say about their car.And it goes to show that Toyota buyers like these two can find what they're looking for in almost any competitor's cars, they just picked it for the badge.Is that so bad?? Let's face it- the general populace are sheep. They view a car as nothing more than an appliance. Most cars are pretty competitive with one another in terms of equipment, price, etc. So why not choose one with one of the best reputations for reliability, lifespan, and low cost of ownership??I sell Toyotas. Before that, I sold other brands as well. You guys just have to understand how little these people know and care about cars. They're not enthusiasts like us. They don't even know which wheels are driven half the time. Or what traction control is. You're giving these people way too much credit by questioning why they aren't seeking out the cars that might be slightly more fun to drive, have more power, etc, etc. They just don't think like that.
cp_09malibuV6:I cringe every time I see that commercial. Those people are so painfully stupid that I feel embarrassed just watching it.And if someone wants a sleek midsize car, the frumpy warmed-over "new" Camry is at the bottom of a long list that includes outgoing generation models.the camry is the most impressive midsize car it has more options better mpg and looks way better then a malibu dude its not a shitty american car but i will agree i hate the *** commercial
Off topic but I hear that if you add a spoiler the Camry can do a sub 4 second 0-60.
The fact that driving a camry will land you in the ground due to unintended acceleration. Too Soon
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Hate that damn commercial, I've seen it way too many times. "derrrr it has things that guys like, like rims and the sleekness to the body derrrrrr"
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You clowns crack me up. Yes the Camry/corolla isn't a very fast or desirable car for some, unless you are a young couple and want something that won't be broken down after a few years. They hold value much better that so called American (Mexican or Canadian really) hunks of crap. I'd put my kids behind the wheel of a yota before any American car. BTW I drive an Infiniti M56, I have owned many cars, nothing's been more fun to drive than my BMW M3 from three years ago. I am looking forward to leasing a GTR when this lease is up.


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The share price has taken a kicking and a BBC programme about the company was far from helpful, but Cupid boss Bill Dobbie insists the future is bright.
The lonely hearts website firm — its brands include flirt.com and benaughty.com, for customers who regard actual dating as mere bureaucracy — said profits in the last year are up 31% to £9.2 million.
It wooed 1.8 million new subscribers last year, and is targeting growth from emerging markets such as India, Brazil, Russia and China. Revenues in the last 12 months are up 51% to £81 million.
The stock fell by nearly a third last month, a concern to long-term investors and those that have piled in on the hope of a takeover bid from US rival Match.com. Dobbie was sanguine, noting that the business rather than the stock price is his main concern. "We are doing well. The share price will catch up with that," he said.
He expressed frustration with the BBC report that claimed some members had been targeted with fake communications that encouraged them to take out subscriptions. The company denied the claims and insisted it operated in a "legal and appropriate manner".
The shares recovered some ground today at least, up 2.05p to 138.3p.
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Should utilities get carbon credits for using coal ash to make cement?Adam Aston
With the argument against coal gaining momentum by the day, the last thing utilities and big coal needed was toxic headlines from Tennessee's coal ash spill. A front page NYT article looking into coal ash treatment reveals the industry has managed to keep the toxic stew at some 1,600 sites nation wide pretty much regulation free, by either the EPA (which has been reviewing the issue for nearly 30 years) or at the state level.
Over at Green Inc., Kate Galbraith has a smart post looking past all the dreadful news about the spill, pointing out that one of the best hopes to deal with coal ash is to turn it into a something useful. But there's a twist. First the treatment. Dominion Generation, for example, reprocesses its ash at plant to mix into cement. This is a good approach because it chemically locks up many of the most offending agents in the coal ash and also because it substantially lowers the amount of energy needed to make new cement.
(Fun fact of the day: cement production is among the biggest greenhouse gas producing industries, responsible for 5% of the earth's carbon dioxide emissions, even though by revenue it accounts a tiny fraction of global GDP. Because the use of coal ash lowers the GHG emissions from conventional cement.)
Now the twist. Utilities are keen to have the carbon reductions created by using coal ash in cement counted in any targets to lower GHG emissions. Galbraith writes:
Dominion wants its reprocessing of coal-ash to generate credits for carbon-emissions reduction, which it hopes to use in the Northeast's carbon-reduction scheme, called the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. But the Conservation Law Foundation, a Northeast environmental group, rejects this idea, saying that the carbon-reduction benefits of using coal-ash to reduce emissions from cement production are questionable.
This is a question, like so many in carbon policy, that centers around hard-to-prove intentions. Would or should the utility be doing this without of such an incentive? If so, then the credit should not be offered. I'm inclined to think later, since the need for regulation of this waste predates any GHG debate. The industry should have been responsibly disposing of this stuff for decades, and if using the fly-ash to do so were the most economic approach, let that method win out over sealed dumps or some of the other alternatives.
Galbraith reports the Massachusetts Department of Environment is leaning towards approval of this credit play, but is awaiting public comment. No matter what, it's a case where the industry has to take responsibility, environmentally and financially, for the risk and harm done by this waste stream. Thoughts?


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Released in 1999, Nerf Arena Blast was one of several forays that Nerf made into the games industry and is essentially just a brightly coloured FPS that swaps out the usual assault rifles and rocket launchers for Nerf blasters. I've never played the full game, but the demo featured two levels and gamemodes – one a straight deathmatch, the other a scavenger hunt variant, both against bots.
Nerf Arena wasn't a fantastic game, at least if the demo is anything to go by, but it's not as bad as you might expect. It was built on the original Unreal engine, which leant it some smoothness and graphical aplomb. It was also a lot faster and more fun than you'd think – mainly because the lurid neon levels were full of shortcuts, secrets and jump-pads to keep things interesting.
Still, it was by no means a spectacular game and the reason I've kept it around for so long isn't anything to do with the game itself, not really. I've not even thought about actually playing it for a decade.


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Air India staff caught stealing at IGI airport
Two baggage assistants were apprehended while they were allegedly trying to steal laptops and mobile phones.
New Delhi: Two baggage assistants of Air India were apprehended while they were allegedly trying to steal laptops and mobile-phones inside the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) said on Friday.
The two AI staff have been identified as Deepak Nangia and Abhimanyu, a CISF officer said, adding that one laptop and three mobile-phones were recovered from the duo in separate cases.
While Nangia was handed over to police on February 14, Abhimanyu was intercepted and later handed over to Delhi Police on February 15.
"Both were intercepted when they were exiting the Terminal 3 of the IGI. The police is probing whether the laptops and other valuable were stolen from the baggage of passengers," a CISF officer said.
In yet another case, CISF troops today found a bag lying at Dwarka Sector-21 station of the Airport Metro which contained more than Rs 2 lakh in cash, a Blackberry mobile-phone and an iPod.
"The owner of the bag was contacted and he was handed over his belongings after proper verification," the officer said.
In a similar case last month, a CISF constable had displayed similar honesty and returned a bag containing Rs 50,000 to a passenger who had forgotten it at the airport.
"The passenger recently wrote to the CISF chief expressing his gratitude and praise for our boy who works with the intelligence unit at the Delhi airport," he said.
All these CISF troops have been recommended for reward by CISF Director General Rajiv.
Meanwhile, the CISF Director General today took stock of security preparedness of the Delhi Metro and other CISF units deployed in Jammu and Kashmir and naxal-affected areas in Chhattisgarh for guarding vital installations.
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Hey guys I don't know if this issue has been raised and wether it's down to steam only but i've recently bought the new DLC and was going to try the new content today but when i went to install the game i got this error "No steam content servers are currently configured to deliver content for this game. This will be corrected soon. Please try again in a few minutes.". To make sure this wasn't just an install problem I got one of my friends who already had it installed to try and launch the game through steam and he got the exact same error as me and there's quite a few complaints on the steam forum.
So my question's are, have we got to wait for steam to sort this problem out? Is anyone who hasn't got steam having problems atm? Is there any chance that Ubi can poke the guys over at steam aswell to try and get this resolved ASAP as I've sent them a ticket but still no response.
As seen on http://forums.steampowered.com/forum....php?t=2908670, this is a rather widespread issue. Sadly, submitting a [steam support] ticket is the only thing possible.
By the way, here is an answer:
Thank you for contacting Steam Support.
Thank you for taking the time to report this issue.
We are aware of the problem and are investigating the issue further.
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As I said in another thread, since I've now tried reinstalling the game and Uplay to no avail, I'm starting to fear I may never get the game working again.


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Date of Stay: February, 2010
I agree with other reviewers that the staff and other campers are friendlier here than any of the other TT campgrounds we've stayed. We have already visited 6 of them this season. We will probably return at some point, only because of the weather. The sites are super tight, especially for 40' and longer rigs. Vehicle parking is also tight, and is difficult to park and get completely off the road. I have to wash our dog's feet every time he is walked. His feet get covered with a black sooty substance. The Wi-Fi is only at the Adult Center. As compact as this park is, it should be available at the sites. No designated place to unhook and hookup your tow vehicle, roads are narrow and you block traffic.
Date of Stay: January, 2010
As a TT member, camping is free. This park is really far from everything. Quite. Closed except week ends during winter season. We stay here when we come for the Canton, First Monday Trade Days. Sites are spaced out well. Lots of trees and the resulting leaves on the ground. Little grass at the camp sites. Large grassed area in the center of the park. Wi-Fi only at the Activity center. Sites are generally level. Internal roads are dirt and should be graded more frequently. Many campers stored on sites. During the regular season when entire park is open all the time, there are lots of interesting activities at the activity center. Too bad there are not any 50 amp sites or pull-through sites. It gets very hot here in the summer. Our rig has two A/C's and we can only run one and sometimes not that, when cooking. Partly understandable that there is no Wi-Fi at the sites, due to how the camp sites are strung out over such a large area. Nevertheless, if TT wants to call itself a 1st class RV resort they need to upgrade the roads, electricity, Wi-Fi, and include pull-through sites at this park.
Date of Stay: January, 2010
Very easy on and off I-10. They have tried to do desert landscaping and it actually is attractive. Nice long pull through sites. Very quiet even though it is next to the truck parking area. No TV reception via air, could pick up only 2 radio stations playing rock and hip hop (not our style). For the price it is OK for an over night stop. Nothing in the area to see or do either.
Date of Stay: January, 2010
I totally agree with the other reviewers. We camped two nights. While the trains sometimes blow their whistles mostly they just went on through. We were near the office and had excellent Wi-Fi reception. There were about 6 TV Stations (including a weather station) we could pickup via air that came in watchable. Park was very clean, sites were level, and well graveled, good 50 amp service, and good water pressure. There is one permanent RV (trailer) that is terrible looking and downgrades the visual appeal of the park. We purchased propane and paid less here than we have paid anywhere. We will keep this park on our list of places to return.
Date of Stay: January, 2010
If this park had cable TV it would meet all my needs. They do have a cable for satellite hookup which would be great if you have satellite, and don't want to drag out a dish. Other wise, there is NO TELEVISION RECEPTION. We are here for two nights (need to do some serious cleaning inside and out) in a class A. Visited here overnight a couple of years ago. Recommend for short term. Caution, park fills up quickly need to get there early in the day.
Date of Stay: December, 2009
We have been coming here at least once a year for several years, we were here in Dec. 2009 and are returning in March 2010. According to the TT web site, work has begun since Dec. on road improvement. It's about time! The roads were terrible. The pull-through sites are also in need of major work. 50 amp service electric, costs $3 extra a day for new 50 amp sites, no charge for the few older 50 amp sites. We are TT members, so no charge unless we get a new 50amp site. A good huge field for pet walking behind the activity center. Wi-Fi at the camp site is provided. However, you need to be in sight of a tower to hold a signal. The system is not really adequate for the number of sites it is serving. If very many are on line at the same time, you will have problems holding a signal. They are long term leasing too many (prime) RV sites. Also they have replaced a lot of RV sites with permanent park units that are being sold for essentially full time occupancy. It is located within minutes of Willis and Conroe. Several flea markets and thrift stores are in a reasonable distance if you enjoy that sort of activity. Many of the Tombal antique shops have gone out of business. Huntsville has some nice antique shops and it's not far away. Houston is easily within driving distance for all sorts of activities.
Date of Stay: December, 2009
We have been stopping here 2-3 times a year at the main park or their Bratonia park about a mile away, for the last six years. Up until this year, they did not accept reservations. Starting this year, I was told when we arrived, they will take reservations. I advise you to get one. Every year the parks have seemed to be fuller and fuller regardless of the time of year. We were unable to get a site at any of their 3 parks for Christmas week. More and more they are accepting long term/permanent campers. The main park is now over 95% long term/permanent sites (according to the management). I know the small park behind the office is all long term and suspect the Bratonia park has about the same percentage long term as the main park. We like to stay at LaFon's, but will be camping elsewhere when we return to the area in March. FYI you must be self contained, they have no shower houses, or laundry facilities in any of the parks.
Date of Stay: February, 2009
TT is finally working on improving the internal roads. By our next visit in February 2010 we hope the work in finished. The deer herds are pretty, but huge and create a filthy environment for walking your pets. There is not an area where you can walk without stepping in deer droppings. Camper's are allowed to feed deer (TT sells deer corn) at their camp site. This is not a good idea. Sites near the lake and under the tree cover are totally grass-less. You can imagine the mess when it rains. Internet is only available at the lodge. I was able to get a connection parked next to the building one night after they closed, so. All 50 amp sites will cost you $3 a night. If you are a member and camp in a 30 amp site there is no fee. If you like a woodsy atmosphere, can tolerate the deer droppings, and don't mind the long distance to the lodge (from the areas with less deer population) to get on Wi-Fi then it's not a half bad park. But, it is pretty typical of the TT parks, in the boonies, roads and sites not well maintained, and what I feel could be a health hazard from the deer. Generally, however, sites are ample in length for even big rigs plus a tow vehicle. Roads while not in very good shape (lots of pot holes and ruts) are wide enough not to cause problems in maneuvering into your site. We will return to this park, not because we like it particularly but for other reasons.