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Conrad Beijing
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Conrad Beijing
About the Hotel
Property Location
A stay at Conrad Beijing places you in the heart of Beijing, convenient to Chaoyang Theater and CCTV Headquarters. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Yashow Market and Nali Patio.
Make yourself at home in one of the 289 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, with wired and wireless Internet access available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers body treatments and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features concierge services, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and a hair salon.
Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 3 bars/lounges. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-out.
Hotel Facilities
- Indoor pool
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Hair salon
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Computer station
- Total number of rooms - 289
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Business center
- Concierge services
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Full-service spa
- Fitness facilities
- Conference space
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 29
- Free pool cabanas
- Accessible bathroom
- Conference center
- Number of bars/lounges - 3
- Luggage storage
- Roll-in shower
- Express check-out
- In-room accessibility
- Year Built 2012
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Coffee/tea in common areas
Room Facilities
- Designer toiletries
- Free newspaper
- Down comforter
- Bathrobes
- Soundproofed rooms
- Cable TV service
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Daily housekeeping
- Room service
- Free bottled water
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Phone
- iPod docking station
- Pillow menu
- Minibar
- DVD player
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hydromassage showerhead
- Turndown service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room safe
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Premium TV channels
- Free local calls
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
Hotel Policy
National Rating
For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.
Know Before You Go
- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: CNY 190 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: CNY 120 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): CNY 120 per day (rates may vary)
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 460 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy

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San Bosco Inn places you within a short walk of Reno's International Mini Golf and within a mile (2 km) of Arenal Adventure World. This 33-room hotel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. Located centrally in La Fortuna, it's also near Ecoglide Arenal Park and Ecotermales Fortuna.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast, served each morning from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. This hotel has a restaurant where you can enjoy a bite to eat.
All 33 air-conditioned accommodations feature dining areas. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and cable TV. Other standard amenities include coffee makers, free local calls, and ceiling fans.
Guests of San Bosco Inn have access to an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a rooftop terrace. There's free parking, and an airport shuttle for CRC 27500 per person roundtrip. Staff members are on hand to provide tour or ticket assistance, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a library.
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- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
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Hotel Amenities
San Bosco Inn features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This business-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a library, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- One meeting room
- Total number of rooms - 33
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 1
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Library
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Free breakfast
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- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Separate dining area
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
San Bosco Inn offers 33 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and coffee/tea makers. Accommodations offer separate dining areas. Televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include showers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered daily and hair dryers can be requested.
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- In-room safe
- Free WiFi
- Separate dining area
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
San Bosco Inn has a restaurant on site.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Rafting nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
This hotel will place an authorization for 50% of the cost for 1-night reservations or for the cost of the first night for multiple-night reservations for any bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: CRC 27500 per person (roundtrip)
Hotel Name
- San Bosco
- San Bosco Fortuna
- San Bosco Inn
- San Bosco Inn Fortuna
- San Bosco Inn La Fortuna
- San Bosco La Fortuna
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Currently there are six accrediting organizations for elementary and secondary non-public schools in Georgia that hold membership in GAPSAC: Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), Georgia Association of Christian Schools (GACS), Accrediting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Schools (SDA), International Christian Accrediting Association (ICAA), Christian Schools International (CSI), and the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS). Following is a list of schools holding accreditation from each of these organizations.As of March 27, 2017
Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)P.O. Box 1537; Snellville, GA 30078
|Fully Accredited Schools
Athens Christian School
|1270 Hwy 29 N
|Athens, GA 30601-1128
|Augusta Christian Schools
|313 Baston Rd.
|Martinez, GA 30907-2905
|PO Box 187
|Bethlehem, GA 30620
|Bethlehem Preschool
|548 Christmas Ave.
|Bethlehem, GA 30620
|Bridgeway Christian Academy
|4755 Kimball Bridge Rd
|Alpharetta, GA 30005
|Bright Beginnings
|680 Tom Brewer Rd.
|Loganville, GA 30052
|Calvary Christian School
|7556 Old Moon Rd.
|Columbus, GA 31909-1740
|Colonial Hills Christian SChool
|7131 Mount Vernon Road
|Lithia Springs, GA 30122
|Cornerstone Christian Academy
|5295 Triangle Parkway
|Norcross, GA 30092
|Covenant Christian Academy
|P.O. Box 1718
|Loganville, GA 30052-0580
|Covenant Christian Academy Preschool
|P.O. Box 1718
|Loganville, GA 30052-0580
|Covenant Christian Ministries Academy
|P.O. Box 4065
|Marietta, GA 30061
|Creekside Christian Academy
|175 Foster Drive
|McDonough, GA 30253
|Cumberland Christian Academy
|2356 Clay Road
|Austell, GA 30106
|Curtis Baptist School
|1326 Broad St.
|Augusta, GA 30901
|Dominion Christian Schools
|4607 Burnt Hickory Rd.
|Marietta, GA 30064
|Eastside Christian School
|2450 Lower Roswell Road
|Marietta, GA 30068
|Fellowship Christian School
|480 West Crossville Rd
|Roswell, GA 30075-2562
|First Baptist Christian School
|2958 N. Main St.
|Kennesaw, GA 30144
|Greenforest McCalep Christian Academy
|3250 Rainbow Dr.
|Decatur, GA 30034-1713
|Harvester Christian Academy
|4241 Central Church Rd.
|Douglasville, GA 30135-2759
|Hebron Christian Academy
|P.O. Box 1028
|Dacula, GA 30019
|Horizon Christian Academy
|2160 Freedom Pkwy.
|Cumming, GA 30041
|Horizon Christian Preschool
|2172 Lawrenceville Suwanee Rd
|Suwnaee, GA 30024
|Johnson Ferry Christian Academy
|955 Johnson Ferry Drive
|Marietta, GA 30068
|Killian Hill Christian School
|151 Arcado Rd. SW
|Lilburn, GA 30047
|Lafayette Christian School
|P.O. Box 934
|LaGrange, GA 30241
|Lanier Christian Academy
|5285 Strickland Road
|Flowery Branch, GA 30542
|Loganville Christian Academy
|2575 Hwy 81
|Loganville, GA 30052
|Midway Covenant Christian School
|4635 Dallas Hwy.
|Powder Springs, GA 30127
|North Cobb Christian School
|4500 Lakeview Dr.
|Kennesaw, GA 30144
|North Georgia Christian School
|5285 Strickland Road
|Flowery Branch, GA 30542
|Paul Anderson High School
|PO Box 525
|Vidalia, GA 30475
|Praise Academy
|4052 Hiram Lithia Springs Rd
|Powder Springs, GA 30127
|Prince Avenue Christian School
|2201 Ruth Jackson Rd
|Bogart, GA 30622
|Providence Christian Academy
|4575 Lawrenceville Hwy.
|Lilburn, GA 30047
|Risen Savior Christian Academy
|1755 Quacco Rd
|Pooler, GA 31322
|Saint Simons Christian School
|1060 Coquina Dr
|St Simons Island, GA 31522
|Sherwood Christian Academy
|1418 Old Pretoria Rd.
|Albany, GA 31707
|Shiloh Hills Christian School
|260 Hawkins Store Road
|Kennesaw, GA 30144
|Sola Fide Lutheran School
|1307 Webb Gin House Road
|Lawrenceville, GA 30045
|St. Timothy School
|5365 Memorial Drive
|Stone Mountain, GA30083
|Strong Wall Academy
|PO Box 1647
|Lawrenceville, GA 30046
|Sugar Hill Christian Academy
|4600 Nelson Brogdon Blvd
|Sugar Hill, GA 30518
|Unity Christian Schools
|2960 New Calhoun Hwy NE
|Rome, GA 30161
|Vidalia Heritage Academy
|PO Box 2005
|Vidalia, GA 30475
|Victory World Christian School
|5905 Brook Hollow Parkway
|Norcross, GA 30071
|Young Americans Christian School
|1701 Honey Creek Rd. SE
|Conyers, GA 30013
|Young Americans Christian Preschool
|1701 Honey Creek Rd. SE
|Conyers, GA 30013
|Candidate Status
|Grace Christian Academy
|1302 Lake Douglas Drive
|Bainbridge, GA 39819
|Green Pastures Christian School
|5455 Glat Shoals Parkway
|Decatur, GA 30034
|Hoke McNeal Academy of Higher Learning
|3055 River Oak Mews
|Decatur, GA 30034
|North Henry Academy
|1093 Flat Rock Road
|Stockbridge, GA 30281
|Thomasville Christian School
|1040 Glenwood Drive
|Thomasville, GA 31792
Georgia Association of Christian Schools (GACS)157 Holly Hills Drive; Athens, GA 30606
(706) 549-2190
|Fully Accredited Schools
|Appling Christian Academy
|1479 Hatch Pkwy. South
|Baxley, GA 31513
|Bible Baptist Christian School
|2780 Mt. Carmel Rd.
|Hampton, GA 30228
|Bible Baptist School
|4700 Skidaway Rd.
|Savannah, GA 31404-5922
|Brunswick Christian Academy
|4231 US Hwy. 17 North
|Brunswick, GA 31525
|Byne Christian School
|2832 Ledo Rd.
|Albany, GA 31707
|Covenant Christian Academy
|6905 Post Rd.
|Cumming, GA 30040
|Grace Christian Academy
|355 McDonough Rd.
|Fayetteville, GA 30215
|King's Way Christian School
|6456 The King's Way
|Douglasville, GA 31035
|Lighthouse Christian School
|4565 Bemiss Rd.
|Valdosta, GA 31605
|Maranatha Christian Academy
|PO Box 877 (5135 McEver Rd.)
|Oakwood, GA 30566
|Mountain Area Christian Academy
|14090 Old Hwy 76
|Morganton, GA 30560
|New Life Christian Academy
| Ave. Enriquillo 115, Los Casicazgus
|Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
|Oak Hill Classical School
|PO Box 744 (2955 Old Fountain Road)
|Dacula, GA 30019
|Oakwood Christian Academy
|115 Oakwood St.
|Chickamauga, GA 30707
|Old Suwanee Christian School
|4118 Old Suwanee Rd.
|Buford, GA 30518
| Open Bible Christian School
|3992 North Oak St.Ext.
|Valdosta, GA 31605
|Peoples Baptist Academy
|850 Mill Rd.
|McDonough, GA 30253-6462
|Shiloh Christian Academy
| 9595 Hwy 142
|Newborn, GA 30056
|Southside Christian School
|3439 Knight Ave.
|Waycross, GA 31503
|Victory Baptist School
|88 Brand Rd.
|Loganville, GA 30052
|Waverly Hall Christian Academy
|P.O. Box 40 (8365 GA Hwy. 208)
|Waverly Hall, GA 31831
|Provisionally Accredited Schools
|Metropolitan Christian School
|1003 Virginia Ave., Suite 2014
|Hapeville, GA 30354
|Victory Christian School
|3229 Madison Hwy
|Valdosta, GA 31601
| Candidate Status
|Harvest Baptist School
|3460 Kellogg Creek Rd.
|Acworth, GA 30102
|Warner Robins Christian Academy
|2601 Watson Blvd.
|Warner Robins, GA 31093
Accrediting Association of Seventh-Day Adventist Schools (SDA)P.O. Box 12000; Calhoun, GA 30703
(706) 629-7951
|Fully Accredited Schools
|Atlanta Adventist Academy
|2959 Duluth Hwy.
|Duluth, GA 30096
|Atlanta Adventist International Schools
|9940 Dixon Industrial Blvd.
|Jonesboro, GA 30236
|Atlanta North SDA School
|5123 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd.
|Atlanta, GA 30338
|Augusta SDA School
|4299 Wheeler Rd.
|Augusta, GA 30907
|Becker Adventist School
|3561 Covington Hwy.
|Decatur, GA 30032
|Berean Christian Junior Academy
|401 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW
|Atlanta, GA 30318
|Bethany Junior Academy
|2742 Millerfield Rd.
|Macon, GA 31201
|Carman Adventist School
|1330 Cobb Pkwy.
|Marietta, GA 30062
|Coble Elementary School
|450 Academy Dr. SW
|Calhoun, GA 30701
|Columbus SDA School
|7880 Schomburg Rd.
|Columbus, GA 31909
|Decatur Adventist Junior Academy
|2584 Young Rd.
|Stone Mountain, GA 30088
|Douglasville SDA School
|2836 Bright Star Rd.
|Douglasville, GA 30134
|Duluth Adventist Christian School
|2959 Duluth Hwy.
|Duluth, GA 30136
|Ebenezer Adventist Junior Academyl
|1699 Olive Rd.
|Augusta, GA 30906
|Emanuel Adventist Junior Academy
|1534 East Broad Ave.
|Albany, GA 31705
|Georgia-Cumberland Academy
|397 Academy Dr. SW
|Calhoun, GA 30701
|Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy
|401 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW
|Atlanta, GA 30318
|Jasper Christian School
|600 Burnt Mountain Rd.
|Jasper, GA 30143
|Josephine Edwards Christian School
|12472 Hwy 515 N
|Ellijay, GA 30540
|LaGrange SDA School
|75 Patillo Rd.
|LaGrange, GA 30241
|Lakeland Adventist School
|842 West Thigpen Ave.
|Lakeland, GA 31635
|Learning Tree Elementary School
|300 South Tibbs Rd.
|Dalton, GA 30720
|Lithonia Adventist Academy
|3533 Ragsdale Rd.
|Lithonia, GA 30058
|Misty Meadows SDA School
|124 Kittle St.
|Ringgold, GA 30736
|Oglethorpe SDA School
|Hwy 49 & Buck Creek Bypass
|Oglethorpe, GA 31068
|Ramah Junior Academy
|3400 Florence St.
|Savannah, GA 31405
|Savannah Adventist Christian School
|50 Godley Way Rd.
|Pooler, GA 31322
|Shoal Creek Adventist School
|4957 East Hwy 34
|Sharpsburg, GA 30277
|Wildwood Adventist Elementary
|Wildwood Lifestyle Center
|Wildwood, GA 30757
|Wimbish Adventist School
|640 Wimbish Rd.
|Macon, GA 31210
International Christian Accrediting Association (ICAA)2448 81st Street, Suite 600, Tulsa, OK 74137
|Fully Accredited Schools
|Anointed Word Christian School
|P.O. Box 370975 Decatur, GA 30034; 3800 Linecrest Rd.
|Ellenwood, GA 30034
| Candidate Status
Christian Schools International (CSI)
3350 East Paris Avenue, SE; Grand Rapids, MI 49512
|Fully Accredited Schools
|Covenant Christian Academy
|6905 Post Rd.
|Cumming, GA 30040
|East Cobb Christian School
|4616 Roswell Rd. NE
|Marietta, GA 30062
|Trinity Christian School
|571 East Main St.
|Statesboro, GA30461
|Provisional Status
| Candidate Status
Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS)ACCS • PO Box 9741 • 317 West Sixth Street, Suite #205. Moscow, ID 83843
|Fully Accredited
|Veritas Academy
|PO Box 8332, Savannah, GA (mailing) 31412 25 West Oglethorpe Lane (facility)
|Savannah, GA 31401
|Candidate Status
|Providence Classical Christian School
|252 Byrd Road
|Oxford, GA 30054
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Posted Fri 20 Jun 14 at 16:38 PM
Eight goal thriller at Brunton Park
Carlisle United twice came from behind before having their first victory of the season ripped out of their hands following a sending off and a late, late equaliser in front of an appreciative Brunton Park crowd.
Errors ruled the day through the opening exchanges and United fashioned their first chance when Fuller sliced a clearance right at Gillies. He took a touch and went for the shot but a deflection sent it wide.
Disaster struck at the other end for Dave Symington when he scuffed a back pass with Rigg in close attendance. He tried to recover but his second touch, also a scuff off the bottom of the boot, left the attacker with the simple task of dinking the ball over Gillespie and into the net.
Elliott and Sweeney had bites of the cherry as United went in search of an equaliser but Shea was able to gather when the second effort spun into his path.
It was good pressure from United and they deservedly leveled the scores when Patrick Brough sent a fantastic cross into the box. Kyle Dempsey jumped high to meet it and his measured header left the keeper with no chance.
The goal spurred the home side on and Sweeney was unlucky to see a firm connection from a Brough pass take a touch and bounce clear. Gillies looked like he was enjoying his football and he beat two to unleash another piledriver as Wimbledon sat deep. Kennedy got a boot in the way but his intervention left Elliott to move in and try his luck. He caught it well but Shea adjusted to pull it in.
The dangerous Matt Tubbs sprung into life when he handed his side the lead against the run of play. He controlled a long ball over the top and left Gillespie with no chance as his shot angled into the roof of the target following a touch from the diving keeper.
It was a body blow for Carlisle and they struggled to pick themselves as Wimbledon closed things down. A Gillies free kick almost changed that when Grainger made a move from the back stick to get his head to the cross. He had Shea beaten but it zipped just over the bar.
Rigg had another chance to score in an all-action ending to the first half when Tubbs pulled wide in possession. He bided his time and put it on a plate for the late arriving striker but he was left to explain himself when a poorly hit shot headed into the Warwick.
It was a blistering finish to an intriguing first 45 minutes and a run from Brad Potts, deep into time added on, brought a corner and an opportunity to flood the box. Dicker won the header and Kyle Dempsey swept the loose pieces past Shea with an emphatic and confident finish.
Keeper Mark Gillespie had to be on his toes at the start of the second half when Akinfenwa trapped the ball before curling it at the top corner with the outside of his boot. The keeper needed to change his position before getting it up to tip it away.
Carlisle took the lead for the first time in the game when Josh Gillies raced in from the left at a tight angle. He had plenty to do but his connection, from a tight angle, left Shea flapping at thin air as it curled into his top corner.
Grainger and Potts had long range efforts go close and O'Hanlon wasn't too far away when he made a Gillies free kick his own. The header was on target until Kennedy got a touch to send it wide.
Dempsey turned provider on 70 minutes when a calm and intelligent touch set Brad Potts free and clear. He showed a cool head and an unbelievable finish with a thundering volley which smacked sweetly into the onion bag.
Controversy raged on 80 minutes when Dicker was judged to have blocked an Azeez shot with his arm as he took a place on the line. Tubbs stepped forward to rattle the spot kick home but it was resolute stuff from the hosts as they dug deep to protect their lead.
Carlisle could have settled it when Dempsey ran forward from the edge of his own box, under intense pressure from Fuller, with just minutes left on the clock. He made his way into the Wimbledon box but his cut back was behind the supporting run from Mark Beck.
The Dons threw everything forward and they broke Carlisle hearts deep into time added on when Azeez kept his eye on the ball as it pinged around inside the box. Blocks and saves finally gave way to the header which made its way over the line to rob the home side of their first victory of the season.
United - Dempsey (13, 45), Gillies (52), Potts (70)
Wimbledon - Rigg (4), Tubbs (22, 81 pen), Azeez (90)
United - O'Hanlon (40), Dicker (sent off 80 - handball)
Wimbledon - Bennett (41), Nicholson (63)
Sent off - Gary Dicker (80 - handball)
Carlisle United - Gillespie, Symington, O'Hanlon, Grainger, Brough, Dicker, Gillies, Potts (Thirlwell 87), Sweeney, Dempsey (Amoo 90), Elliott (Beck 77). Subs - Hanford, Rigg, Hammell, Douglas.
AFC Wimbledon - Shea, Fuller, Bulman, Bennett, Moore (Saint-Luce 69), Tubbs, Akinfenwa, Rigg (Azeez 69), Kennedy, Nicholson (Beere 78), Barrett. Subs - Worner, Phillips, Nightingale, Harrison.
Referee - Mr Andy Haines
Attendance - 3,955 (420 away fans)
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Steve Holland - Assistant first team coach
Management Team
Following the success of his reserve side, who became national champions in 2011, reserve coach Steve Holland stepped up to work with the senior squad that summer, becoming an assistant first team coach.
First as a member of Andre Villas-Boas's backroom staff, then under Roberto Di Matteo, Rafael Benitez, Jose Mourinho and Guus Hiddink, Steve is an important link between the first team and Academy, as well as playing a key role on the training field. His work was rewarded at the end of the 2011/12 as the players lifted the FA Cup and Champions League trophy, and then the Europa League trophy in 2013.
In September 2013 he assisted England Under-21 head coach Gareth Southgate in preparations for two international games at that level. At the end of the month it was announced he would stay in the role.
Following the departure of England manager Sam Allardyce in September 2016, Southgate and Holland stepped up to take charge of the senior team initially on an interim basis. Following Southgate's role being made permanent, it was announced in December 2016 that Holland will become England assistant manager on a full-time basis from the end of the season. Until then he remains in his role at Chelsea apart from for two England fixtures in March 2017 when he joins up with the Three Lions squad.
Steve was originally appointed as Chelsea reserve team manager in August 2009, following five months spent as Stoke City's Academy director.
The then 39-year-old joined us with a wealth of experience in player development, responsible for bringing through a number of household names during nearly 17 years with Crewe Alexandra - Danny Murphy, Seth Johnson and Dean Ashton among them.
During that time at Gresty Road Holland worked as a youth coach and then academy director before taking charge of first team duties at the beginning of the 2007/08 season.
He left Crewe in late 2008 before taking the Stoke role in April 2009, arriving at Chelsea with a management and training style suitable to what the club is trying to promote.
As a player, Steve was on the books at Derby County and then Bury, but injury prevented a successful career and so he turned to coaching.


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Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 14 designs enviados por 10 designers freelancers.
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A couple whose children have left home who agree to move from a four-bedroom house to a two-bedroom property will get £5,000, plus £2,500 to help with moving costs. The "sponsored moves" scheme is being pioneered by Richmond council, which this week agreed to spend £150,000 this year on the project.
The council currently has around 6,000 people on its housing waiting list, of whom around 3,000 are looking for family homes. Over the last four years Richmond has persuaded more than 200 households to move into smaller accommodation, thus freeing up desperately needed larger units. It hopes another 25 people will move into smaller properties under the proposals this year.
Councillor Nicola Urquhart, Richmond's housing chief, said: "It really is a win-win formula. People who need to downsize after their children have left home or are left with more space than they need receive £2,500 per room - and assistance from the council in finding a property that better suits their needs. This then frees up valuable space for families and goes towards cutting overcrowding issues."
Richmond is one of London's most expensive boroughs to buy property. According to research by Shelter, average house prices in the area currently stand at £391,000 - so buyers need an annual salary of £83,000. Yet the average gross income of residents is £35,000.
Kay Boycott, director of communications, policy and campaigns at Shelter, pointed out that the "sponsored moves" strategy only represents a drop in the ocean when it comes to London's housing shortage. It calculates that at its current rate, Richmond will take 24 years to clear its housing waiting list.
She said: "We welcome positive steps to help people downsize to somewhere more appropriate for them which then frees up homes for overcrowded families. However we must not forget that the fundamental issue is our desperate shortage of new affordable housing, which is making it increasingly difficult for more and more people to find and keep a home with a reasonable rent or mortgage."
The shortage of council homes in the capital is forcing councils to adopt increasingly drastic measures. Some 14 boroughs are rehousing families in cheaper areas outside London, including Waltham Forest which is sending them to Luton.
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Leading the way: finding genes for neurologic disease in dogs using genome-wide mRNA sequencing
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Because of dogs' unique population structure, human-like disease biology, and advantageous genomic features, the canine system has risen dramatically in popularity as a tool for discovering disease alleles that have been difficult to find by studying human families or populations. To date, disease studies in dogs have primarily employed either linkage analysis, leveraging the typically large family size, or genome-wide association, which requires only modest-sized case and control groups in dogs. Both have been successful but, like most techniques, each requires a specific combination of time and money, and there are inherent problems associated with each. Here we review the first report of mRNA-Seq in the dog, a study that provides insights into the potential value of applying high-throughput sequencing to the study of genetic diseases in dogs.
Forman and colleagues apply high-throughput sequencing to a single case of canine neonatal cerebellar cortical degeneration. This implementation of whole genome mRNA sequencing, the first reported in dog, is additionally unusual due to the analysis: the data was used not to examine transcript levels or annotate genes, but as a form of target capture that revealed the sequence of transcripts of genes associated with ataxia in humans. This approach entails risks. It would fail if, for example, the relevant transcripts were not sufficiently expressed for genotyping or were not associated with ataxia in humans. But here it pays off handsomely, identifying a single frameshift mutation that segregates with the disease. This work sets the stage for similar studies that take advantage of recent advances in genomics while exploiting the historical background of dog breeds to identify disease-causing mutations.
The domestic dog offers unique advantages to the study of complex and multilocus diseases. Breeds are closed populations; membership requires that all parents and grandparents be registered members of the same breed. The division of the population into over 350 breeds simplifies the locus heterogeneity that is typically associated with complex diseases
The genome of the dog was sequenced to 7.5x in 2005
Nevertheless, the dog system has some disadvantages. For instance, while dog families may be very large, thus allowing disease genes to be found by linkage analysis of a single large family
The recent success of Forman et al,
The authors performed genome wide mRNA sequencing using cerebellum tissue from one affected pup. Importantly, they focused their resulting search exclusively on the 27 dog genes that were known orthologs of human ataxia genes. In this sense they got lucky—there are 41 such human loci and causal genes identified for only 28. Of those, dog orthologs are known for 27. Had the causative gene not been previously identified as an ataxia gene in human studies, the cause of the canine disease would not have been found using this approach. After comparison to common dog SNPs and orthologous sequences, variants were eliminated if they were non-coding, heterozygous or conserved. The remaining variant, located in the β-III spectrin gene (
β-III spectrin is a superb candidate gene. The gene family encodes cytoskeletal proteins that are important structural components of the plasma membrane. β-III spectrin is found in the nervous system, with the highest levels of expression in the Purkinje cell soma and dendrites
While the authors are to be commended for synthesizing a wide range of knowledge and tools to construct a strong argument for their findings, the generalizability of the approach has to be questioned. The authors point out, correctly, that because mRNA-seq requires far fewer samples than does a GWAS, less time is needed to collect samples and complete projects. In this case, however, the authors were well-informed regarding the correct tissue to sequence and candidate genes to consider. That will not always be the case. Also, this approach is likely to miss weakly expressed transcripts, which could be important for some diseases. While not simple, a library normalization step could certainly be incorporated. A major argument for sequencing and pursuing genetic studies in the dog is the simplified genetic architecture: reduced locus heterogeneity improves the chances for identifying variants underlying complex disease traits and a shared genetic background makes disease presentation more uniform. Focusing solely on known human disease genes dismisses both of these advantages.
Does this lessen the impact of the paper? In light of the rapid advances in human genetics, particular with regard to rare genetic diseases, we would argue no. There are many cases where families of human genes are known, but their precise matchup with clinical features remains ambiguous. This practice of using candidate gene/mRNA sequencing will resolve many such cases. The argument for greater clarity in phenotype because of the similar genetic background of breed members can still apply, albeit in a different way. Finally, animal models that result from studies such of that of Forman
The number of human genes associate with both common and rare diseases is increasing at an amazing rate. These authors offer a way to take advantage of such advances while making use of the extraordinary advantages of the canine system, resulting in gene discovery that is applicable to both human and companion animal health.
Applying mRNAseq methods from carefully selected tissues to pre-selected candidate genes, while not a substitute for the GWAS or linkage studies, can reveal causative mutations for multilocus diseases.
bp, Base pair; GWAS, Genome wide associations study; LD, Linkage disequilibrium; RNA-seq, mRNA sequencing; SNP, Single nucleotide polymorphism.
Authors' contributions
EAO wrote the first draft of the manuscript. HB provided extensive discussion and editing. Both authors contributed to and approved the final version.
Competing interests
The authors declare no completing interests.
The authors gratefully acknowledge the Intramural Program of the National Human Genome Research Institute.
Unleashing the canine genome
Genomic analyses of modern dog breeds
Genetic structure of the purebred domestic dog
Breed relationships facilitate fine mapping studies: A 7.8 Kb deletion cosegregates with collie eye anomaly across multiple dog breeds
Genome-wide SNP and haplotype analyses reveal a rich history underlying dog domestication
Genome sequence, comparative analysis and haplotype structure of the domestic dog
Extensive and breed-specific linkage disequilibrium in Canis familiaris
Man's best friend becomes biology's best in show: genome analyses in the domestic dog
Leader of the pack: gene mapping in dogs and other model organisms
Linkage disequilibrium mapping in domestic dog breeds narrows the progressive rod-cone degeneration interval and identifies ancestral disease-transmitting chromosome
Genetic mapping of a naturally occurring hereditary renal cancer syndrome in dogs
Simplified genetic architecture underlies morphological variation in dogs
Leading the way: canine models of genomics and disease
Genome-wide mRNA sequencing of a single canine cerebellar cortical degeneration case leads to the identification of a disease-associated SPTBN2 mutation
Cerebellar cortical degeneration in beagle dogs
A novel brain-specific isoform of beta spectrin: isolation and its interaction with Munc13


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By Andrew Vanacore, Associated Press
NEW YORK Ben Silverman will be leaving his job as co-chairman of NBC Entertainment and Universal Movie Studios to head a new venture with Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp focusing on producing and distributing multimedia content.
NBC named Jeff Gaspin, president and chief operating officer of the company's cable entertainment group, to replace him. Gaspin also will keep his current duties as the new chairman of NBC Universal's television entertainment unit.
IAC said Monday it is forming a new production company led by Silverman that will look to bring advertisers into further into the development process on new media products.
In an interview, Silverman said the company will develop content and marketing across every medium, "from Twitter to television." He said the idea is to break out of the old media paradigm that centered on the 30-second TV spot.
"Attention is the toughest commodity to harness," he said. "To get people's attention you have to disrupt, you have to make things part of the culture, not just part of the marketing."
IAC hopes to take advantage of Silverman's broad media experience in the new venture.
He helped produce the The Office and the reality series The Biggest Loser. Before joining NBC, he had launched his own independent production company, Reveille.
In a statement, Diller, IAC's chairman and chief executive, called the new company, "a next generation enterprise that bridges the gap between traditional television and the Internet."
IAC said it will provide an undisclosed amount of initial capital but hopes to spin the venture off into a separate entity. The company launches formally in September.
IAC said Silverman, who started as co-chairman of NBC in June 2007, will continue to have a relationship with the network through its new company. He plans to stay on for the next few weeks to help with the transition.
General Electric Co. has 80% ownership of NBC Universal, with French media and telecommunications company Vivendi SA controlling 20%.
Shares in New York-based IAC rose 48 cents, or 2.7%, to $18.39 in morning trading Monday, while Fairfield, Conn.-based GE gained 19 cents, or 1.6%, to $12.22.
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I live far enough north that when mid-winter rolls around the amount of daylight available to hunt coyotes can be less than eight hours. That means I need to be spending my daylight hours hunting, not scouting for someplace to hunt. But any coyote hunter worth his skinning knife will tell you that to be successful, you have to hunt where the coyotes are. The more coyotes, the greater your success will be. The key then is to have a scouting method that finds concentrated amounts of coyotes - fast. I have such a system and it's never failed me.
My first coyote hunt of last winter is a great example. I hadn't scouted for tracks, listened for howling, searched for scat or poured over maps. Instead, I scouted from the comfort of my truck, covering large amounts of country at 50 miles per hour and stopping only to talk with landowners. When I set up to make my first stand of the winter a young male coyote responded to my rabbit call within ten minutes. Eventually, he stepped out onto open pasture and without hesitation came straight for me. I let him get about halfway, barked him to a stop and a 35 grain Berger bullet dropped him where he stood.
This coyote and three of his friends were hanging around a large winter cattle-feeding
operation when the author convinced them to check out an injured rabbit.
At my next stand, it was only five minutes until a big male trotted across the ice at me. He made it most of the way across the beaver pond on which I sat and froze when I moved my rifle into position. A moment later, another Berger bullet collapsed him in his tracks. I continued calling and it wasn't long before another popped out onto the ice. This one was more cautious so I dumped him at the edge of the trees. A third coyote appeared after more calling but he hung back in the black spruce. No matter, the Leupold on my rifle separated him from the shadows and I had a triple.
These results weren't luck. I knew these coyotes were there because I knew cattle were being wintered in the area. And cattle are easier to find than coyotes. Just go for a drive in the country and you'll see them everywhere. Once you've found cattle, you've found coyotes.
The tracks of this called coyote, lead directly back to a herd of cows.
Come winter, cattle need to be fed; and so farmers and ranchers typically gather the herd into one or more centralized locations to nurse them through the cold months. Feeding techniques vary from spreading feed directly on the ground in large open fields to controlled feedlots. But the key is that this entire cattle husbandry "system" creates what is in effect a giant grocery store for coyotes.
A typical winter cattle-feeding operation.
This is what you're looking for when scouting for coyotes.
It starts with the feed. Coyotes will eat just about anything and they'll eat some cattle feed, especially corn and the cereal grains. Beyond that, hay bales make cozy homes for mice and voles and when these are lifted, moved and broken apart these candy-like rodents become accessible to coyotes.
These three coyotes were all taken within 20 minutes,
and all were hanging around a winter cattle-feeding operation.
Then there are the cattle themselves. They are trying to survive the harshest months of the year and there will always be mortality in the herd; not necessarily from predators but rather from cold and especially disease. When this happens, coyotes are on the gravy train and there's only one thing better than a dead cow for attracting coyotes, calving time.
The possibility of a dead cow or two is just one of
the reasons coyotes hang around cattle herds.
I'm convinced that when a herd is calving, every coyote within twenty miles knows it and is there waiting. Given half a chance, they will kill a newborn calf in a heartbeat. They will certainly go for the placenta and if something goes wrong, like a stillborn or a partial delivery, they will do things I don't want to write about in a family website. However, it's all part of nature and part of the coyote's nature is to go where the pickings are easy. That's why, in the winter months, these cattle herds can be a hunter's key to success.
To coyotes, these three cows are a walking grocery store.
The coyote's tendency to raid this grocery store means ranchers and farmers don't have much use for them and that makes it easy to get permission to hunt around cattle operations. That's the first step in hunting them here. Your biggest obstacle to getting that permission is the rancher's perception that you will be shooting in the midst of his herd. You need to establish immediately that you'll be a healthy distance away and you are a safe and responsible hunter. I usually try and work in a reference to my own heritage of having grown up on a cattle farm and comment on how many years I've been shooting coyotes without ever mistaking a cow for one.
And while getting permission, ask the landowner where he's seeing the coyotes, where they run too when they are spooked and where he dumps his dead animals. The answers to these questions will give you additional clues about where to look for the predators.
That brushy ravine in the distance has coyotes during the day,
at night they raid a nearby cattle herd.
Although I've found them as far as four miles distant; usually, during the daytime, you'll find them within a mile or so of the cows. Look for patches of bush or a ravine where they can hide and lay up until dark, when they'll start to forage. If you need to confirm their travel routes, take a walk around the herd looking for tracks. You might want to try some locator howling or even a siren. Go through that exercise a few times and it won't be long before you'll be able to look over a winter feeding operation and with some certainty, declare exactly where the coyotes are hanging.
Once you've found cattle, a quick look for tracks around their feeding area
will confirm which routes the coyotes are using to move into and around the herd.
A word of caution here; be careful in calling or howling close to cattle, as they are capable of strange reactions. Most of the time, they will look at the source of the noise and then carry on with whatever it is cows do. Sometimes, they will wander over for a look. If they do that, your field of fire is cut to zero. When that happens, you're just educating coyotes. The worst-case scenario, however, is a stampede. I've had it happen once and I was lucky in that the field they were in was huge and the cows ran out of gas before they ran into a fence. If it hadn't been, I have no doubt they would have run right through any fence. The key is to put some distance between you and them, with two hundred yards being my personal comfort level.
Rifles like this Remington 700, chambered in 204 Ruger, are ideal for hunting
around cattle. The smaller cartridges make less noise and the bullets seldom exit or ricochet.
Once you've found cattle, it's time to make your move. Now, it's all basic hunting; check the wind, make your approach and call like you mean it. That's what I did with the stands mentioned at the beginning of this article. All four of those coyotes came trotting in from the immediate vicinity of cattle-feeding operations. Over the course of any winter, I'd guess three-quarters of the coyotes I lay crosshairs on arrive there from the same basic source. And I found them, not because I was looking for coyotes, but because I was looking for cattle. Just remember this, once you've found cattle, you've found coyotes.
A typical winter cattle-feeding operation.
Cattle are often kept near barns and outbuildings, so that's where coyotes
will show up too. Always check your field of fire and be prepared to let the
coyote go if the shot can't be made safely.
Check out the author's coyote hunting blog at www.coyoteschool.blogspot.com [2].
Al Voth is a lifelong hunter and shooter who recently retired from a career in law enforcement. He now splits his time between forensic contracts and freelance writing. Additionally, he is the author of two novels, B-Zone and Mandatory Reload; the hero of which is, among other things, a hunter.
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[2] http://www.coyoteschool.blogspot.com
[3] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Colorado
[4] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Idaho
[5] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Montana
[6] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Utah
[7] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Wyoming
[8] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Alberta
[9] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/British_Columbia
[10] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Manitoba
[11] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Ontario
[12] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Saskatchewan
[13] http://www.biggamehunt.net/sections/Coyote


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Social network games even help grown-ups with their relationships
Think social network games are just for kids? A recent Michigan State University study found that many adults are playing games such as Facebook's "Farmville" to help initiate, develop and maintain relationships.
The MSU team of researchers, including AgBioResearch telecommunications scientist Cliff Lampe, interviewed a number of Facebook users between the ages of 25 and 55.
"People have often used games as social facilitators," Lampe said. "Bridge clubs, poker groups and shuffle-board leagues are making way for people who build online farms and cities together. The designers of these games are making them in such a way that it's necessary to play them socially in order to succeed in them."
"The interesting thing is that we were asking people how they use Facebook to manage their relationships," said Yvette Wohn, a doctoral student in the Department of Telecommunication, Information Studies and Media (TISM), who led the study. "Surprisingly, all but one person talked about playing games as one of their relationship management strategies."
The researchers found that participants had three potential outcomes of their social -game use on their relationships: maintaining, initiating and enhancing relationships.
"We're not saying that playing games on Facebook necessarily leads to better relationships," Wohn said. "But in some cases it could be beneficial, and that's what we were seeing."
The study found that people were initiating relationships with strangers because having more "friends" makes it easier to advance to a higher level. But some people were actually using the games to maintain relationships with existing friends, and, in some cases, people found that interacting through the game allowed them to build on relationships that otherwise would have gone stale.
Some players described activities within the game, such as exchanging gifts, as a type of nonverbal communication. Many people expressed playing together as "communicating" even though no verbal messages were exchanged.
The authors explained that the relatively low communication costs associated with game play made the games attractive as a relationship maintenance tool.
The study was part of a greater project on collaborative activities in social network sites funded by the National Science Foundation.
Other members of the research team were Nicole Ellison and Rick Wash, faculty members in TISM, and Jessica Vitak, a TISM doctoral student.
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text: If there is anyone sailing on the Magic and Wonder that would be willing to jot down the names of the DVC castmembers on board and send it to me it would be greatly appreciated! We are trying to find the name of one of the Senior DVC guides. He is an older gentleman who runs the DVC info sessions along with another guide. We got a referral on our last cruise but it was never credited to us. He was the guide for the buying family. They are telling us we need his name to research the credit. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! PS-A picture wouldn't hurt either. Thanks!


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Two worlds, two people, two futures- both intertwined in a single moment. Now Carla and Jason are both stuck in the spiritual world and if they plan on getting out, they have to work together- including spilling a few dark secrets of their tangled past together and come to grips with each others mistakes.
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Louisville is averaging more steals per game than any other Division 1 team that has played at least eight games this season. Louisville is averaging 12.1 steals in ten games. Here are some numbers courtesy of StatSheet.com. LSU is averaging 12.3 steals per contest, but have only played seven games this season. Nat'l Rank SPG Team Games 1 12.1 Louisville 10 2 11.7 Syracuse 10 3 11.3 Virginia Commonwealth 10 4 11.2 Monmouth 11 5 11.1 Stephen F. Austin 8 Although Louisville's offense has improved with each game of the season, particularly in the second half against Memphis, I still think this is a defensive team. What makes this group a national championship contender is their ability to defend. I can't think of a back-court in the country that is better defensively than Peyton Siva and Russ Smith. .
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Arlington All Star Baseball Team To Represent New England in Cal Ripkin World Series
On July 24, 2014, the Arlington National U12 All Star Team captured the Cal Ripken New England Regional Baseball Championship in Raynham, MA.The All Stars, with a combined record of 15-1, commenced their title run by sweeping their District Tournament, held in Marblehead, with a 4-0 record. Thereafter, the All Stars won the Eastern Massachusetts State Championship, held in Tyngsboro, with a 7-1 record. Finally, the team completed their outstanding run with a perfect 4-0 record, including 2 wins against the host team Raynham, to become the New England Regional Champion.
The World Series is in Alachua, Florida and they are raising funds to get there. The goal is to raise $60,000 to offset the travel and lodging for each family. It's a hefty challenge, but hope to make these young boys baseball dreams come true. Asking for your help in the form of a tax deductible donation, which is registered 501©(3).
Please visit http://www.aybsaonline.org and click on "National U12 All-Stars"
If you would like to donate by check, please make it payable to the AYBSA and mention the National U12 All-Stars in the note section. Tax ID# is 26-2590814 and the mailing address is PO Box 246, Arlington, MA 02476


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Breplibot.b is a backdoor with bot capabilities. It connects to several IRC servers and waits for commands from the backdoor author. The backdoor tries to utilize Sony DRM software for hiding its process, file and registry keys. More information about Sony DRM can be found here:
Automatic action
Depending on the settings of your F-Secure security product, it will either automatically delete, quarantine or rename the suspect file, or ask you for a desired action.
More scanning & removal options
More information on the scanning and removal options available in your F-Secure product can be found in the Help Center.
You may also refer to the Knowledge Base on the F-Secure Community site for more information.
Contact Support
F-Secure customers can request support online via the Request support or the Chat forms on our Home - Global site.
Technical Details
System installation
The backdoor's file is a PE executable about 10 kilobytes long, packed with UPX file compressor.
When the backdoor's file is started, it copies itself as '$sys$drv.exe' file to Windows System folder and then tries to create the following startup key values in the Registry:
[HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "$sys$drv" = "$sys$drv.exe"
However, it fails because of programming error in the backdoors code. Instead of the above keys, it writes the following registry value:
[HKCU\WkbpsevaXImgvkwkbpXSmj`kswXGqvvajpRavwmkjXVqj] "$sys$drv"="$sys$drv.exe"
The string '$sys' is used for hiding the backdoor using Sony's XCP DRM software. This is successful only if the DRM is installed after the backdoor. If the DRM is already installed, the backdoor fails to install itself on system.
The backdoor creates mutex '$sys$drv.exe' for making sure only one copy of the backdoor runs at the same time. It might also create a mutex named 'SonyEnabled'.
Bot functionality
When the backdoor is active, it connects to an IRC server, joins a certain channel and acts as a bot there.
The following IRC servers and ports are used by the backdoor:
22.214.171.124:8080 188.8.131.52:8080 126.96.36.199:8080 188.8.131.52:8080 188.8.131.52:8080
The backdoor joins the following password-protected IRC channel:
A hacker can send commands to the bots to control infected computers. Several tasks can be performed, including the following:
- Download and execute files from remote servers - Request system information - Delete files
F-Secure Anti-Virus detects this malware with the following update:
Detection Type:PC
Description Details: Jarkko Turkulainen, November 10th, 2005
Description Last Modified: Jarkko Turkulainen, November 11th, 2005


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Question: Can you talk a bit about how you guys have gotten real close together?
Coach Rodriguez: "I sense that. I think probably start going through workouts together. Most athletes will tell you, if they suffer together through workouts and training and all that that has a tendency to bring people together. The military does that and football does that probably better than anybody. Just talking to our guys and talking to the strength coaches, I really like the attitude of the team right now. Again, I'll tell you more starting August 9th, I'm pretty excited about it."
Question: Along those lines, Brandon Minor was quoted as saying the other day as saying last year some players were blowing some stuff off with the coaches, really weren't so much into it…
Coach Rodriguez: "Brandon talks too much (laughter). I don't know. I want to defend last year's guys a little bit, some of those guys. They didn't buck the system and all that. Here is the difference I was telling everybody between last year in summer's workouts and this year when talking to Mike Barwis. Last year they did it…they were probably doing it because we were telling them to do and Mike Barwis was telling them. This year they did it because they know they need to and want to. There is a difference. When you come with a smile to your face before workout and after workout. You always have a smile on your face afterwards. Now, I think the kids are really enjoying coming over and maybe understand more why they are doing these things. Why are we running this drill? Why are we running practice like this? Why do we have to do this? I think when you understand it more. The kids aren't any different now than they were 20 years ago, they'll still do the work. Last year, you tell a kid hey run through that wall. He'll do it and then ask questions. Now they'll say okay I will but why? So I think you have to explain yourself more now and that's us as coaches. We have to do a good job of communicating. I feel good where they are at."
Question: Did any of that embarrassment or humiliation of last year that they are reacting that it didn't work the other way kind of thing?
Coach Rodriguez: "Certainly, I think it helps in the standpoint that our guys should be hungry. We talk quite a bit about that. Everybody gets humbled at some point. I've been humbled plenty of times. As players, we all got humbled, but I think we got humbled pretty quick last year – we lost the first game to Utah. I think being hungry is more important. Are you hungry to prove yourself and not have a sense entitlement? I think we've talked quite a bit about not having a sense of entitlement. It's good to have pride but when the pride becomes too much or when you have too much of a kind of sense of entitlement then you are going to humbled pretty quick and in a sense I think that maybe that happened to us."
Question: The first thing you said up there (at the podium) was 'bright lights'…What did you mean by that?
Coach Rodriguez: "I was just trying to get started off on something a little light (laughter). It's funny because some of my friends, some of my closest friends have asked me the difference between coaching 110,000 as opposed to 65,000 when at West Virginia and to be honest with you, not much. Other than the stands are a little bit closer to them. I wear those two headset things, so I don't hear anything that anybody is yelling anyways. The fortunate thing about Michigan is that we have a national name brand and you want to use that. That's probably…outside of that helping you in recruiting and helping you maybe getting that program status quicker, you still got to put the same kind of work in. You still got to do the same kind of things that you would anywhere else, whether it is division I or division II or what have you to build a program the right way. So the name will only care you so far. I knew that coming in, but I think it was probably a hard lesson, another thing to us that said listen, the formula is the same no matter where you go. You got to get the right players and develop them no matter where you are at."
Question: So you weren't necessarily talking about the pressure?
Coach Rodriguez: "The pressure and I understand it too. People say, hey he had pressure. Listen there is…maybe because I've doing this for a while and all that and maybe because of the times were in, you talk about pressure, you're talking about a family of five that if somebody loses their job and all his retirement and what is he going to do next just to feed his family and keep his house that's pressure. I had pressure before, the first whatever seven or eight years of my coaching career it was one year contracts. You're paying month by month, I'm getting paid a whole lot of money now. The pressure is what you put on yourself. I felt as much pressure before coaching at West Virginia than I did here. People think I'm silly when I say I felt pressure coaching at Glenville State, I did because I felt pressure to have success to try to move up. I think that it is all relative. I feel the pressure in preparing, not in the game. Game time is there, it is too late to get ready. I feel the pressure in preparing and that's why I feel that you have got to have the right people with you – players, coaches and staff members. I really do, I'm not just giving you coach-speak, I really feel I got the right people with me. All the staff members, some of them are already there, some I hired and then the players. I think that is going to keep getting better. We've had two recruiting classes. The first one, we had about a month to recruit and we made some mistakes. I think the second recruiting class was a little bit better and I think the third may even top that one."
Question: Rich when you look at the team, there is some eligibility issues, have those sorted themselves out yet? Is everyone in?
Coach Rodriguez: "Yeah, but we still have a couple of weeks of summer school."
Question: True freshmen, I mean.
Coach Rodriguez: "I think every freshman that we've signed, 22 of them, I think every one of them is cleared. The only one that is not on campus now is Jeremy Gallon and he just got cleared, I want to say a week or so ago, so we should all be in good shape."
Question: Do you feel that you are on track, whatever that means?
Coach Rodriguez: "I do, but I guess until it shows with wins that it is still going to be questions maybe. I certainly feel internally what I see every day that we are on track. That is kind of like, geez how can you say that after one season, just from judging what I see in spring practice and what I hear from the strength coaches and recruiting and all that. Until we have…I understand that is a bottom line business, until we have it in terms of wins and losses and that type of success, people will always question it. I wish there was more patience, but I don't have much myself, so I hope it shows up pretty soon."
Question: Would say seven and five and a bowl game this year, would that be a success?
Coach Rodriguez: "I knew somebody was going to ask this question, give me a flat number. If we're not in a bowl game, we are all going to be ticked. If we are not competing better in every game, we're all going to be upset. I'm talking about all. I know the fans, but certainly for us. We think we should be a whole lot better in a whole lot of areas even though we lost a lot of guys on defense. I wouldn't want our guys…the only thing that I talk to them about is that we expect to compete for championships. Now are we good enough to win a Big Ten Championship? There is a whole lot of things that got to happen for us. That's our first goal every year is to compete for that and there is a lot of things that got to happen for us and a lot of bad things happen to someone else. If we are at least not competing for it and being more competitive in certain situations than I don't think we've made the progress we wanted to."
Question: I know you are concerned about the kids that are here, but that (Kurt) Wermers has made I think a startling comment where he said bringing in a different kind of crowd or something like that; did that shock you?
Coach Rodriguez: "You can talk to our players. I think our players really like each other and who they are playing with. They do a great job of recruiting. In fact, most coaches will tell you, when they have kids come on campus they give them player-host and they'll talk to current players, do you want this guy and all that. Our players have been our best recruiters in the past 17 months, has been our current players. They do a great job. I like how they're coming together."
Question: Has there been any injuries in summer condition or surgeries or anything; incoming freshman surgeries or anything like that?
Coach Rodriguez: "Fitzgerald Toussaint had a little procedure done from a nagging high school injury, but he'll be ready by camp. Outside of that, we should have everybody, with the surgeries that we had with the guys that missed in the spring are all good."
Question: How is the stadium coming along; what does it look like?
Coach Rodriguez: "It's beautiful. I've not taken a tour. I was actually going to take a tour the other day. I've seen it from the outside. I think most of the brick and glass is up. It is on scheduled to be finished by June 1st and Scott Draper could probably tell you the exact details. The new indoor building is going to be turned over to us in a week. That looks great. I know our players are really excited about the locker room. We got a brand new locker room. The difference is that we had…I don't know if you all know, but we had kind of two lockers. We had the freshman in one and upper classman in another and we wanted them all in the same locker room. So they devised a way and made it bigger. So now we got everybody in a new locker room. So they got a new player's lounge with that. The facility from a functionality standpoint our facilities will be second to none."
Question: Did you want it to be not too fancy?
Coach Rodriguez: "Yeah. We had talked about that. We could get too country clubbish. You know this is football. We didn't get all the bells and whistles but it is really nice and it was something that I'm very fortunate that those projects are getting done."
Question: What has Barwis told you about how Denard (Robinson) has done the first few weeks?
Coach Rodriguez: "Really excited. Now I've seen Denard, the times I've been in the office and he will pop by and say hello. I always worry about the freshman; you all know they come in early about getting homesick. You'd rather they get it out of the way in June, July then August. So I worry about that especially with him, a long way from home, but he has a smile on his face, he's working out. Mike's confirmed, he said he's fast, which I figured. I haven't seen him obviously or anything like that. I'll have to wait until practice starts to see how quickly he will pick up the system and how he throws, but just judging from what he did last year and talking to the strength coaches, he's already running, doing the conditioning and all that, within two weeks he was making all the runs and doing all that stuff that some of the guys that have been here a year and a half. I really like that freshman class. In talking to our academic folks, we did quite a bit series of orientation to get them used to being a college student, what life is like in Ann Arbor, what life is like away from home and they've done a great job of adapting already, so I'm pretty excited about that."
Question: How raw is he as a passer?
Coach Rodriguez: "I think any freshman. Even Tate (Forcier), Tate may have been more polished because Tate and his dad have been training him since he was about five or six to be a quarterback. I think all them freshman are really raw because everything they are learning from a scheme standpoint and all that is going to be new. They're going to be competitive. It is going to be fun to watch. I'm sincere, when you see Nick Sheridan, Nick looks like a different guy. He's faster and in talking to Barwis, he's running better than he ever has been. He's in his second year in the system. So it is going to be fun. We have got to have better play there. We have no chance…no team will have a chance to have success if you don't get solid play out of your quarterback. More than anything, we're better if we just don't turn the ball over. We'll win more games just by taking care of the ball and that's all positions."
Question: Has Mike given you an update on how the offensive line has taken a jump forward?
Coach Rodriguez: "He's talked to us about that and they've talked to us. Their strength aspect as far as of what they were lifting and benching or power cleaning last year compared to this year is night and day. That's to be expected, not that we're…even though I think Mike Barwis is the best in the country by far, not that we're doing anything earth shattering or new, just that their young. You take a 17 or 18-year-old kid and you take him from a good high school program, no matter how good it is and you take him to a college program to lift, their going to make great gains. Our guys have, our freshman especially. We'll be a lot stronger team and whether that translates to more victories, I would think so, but we'll see."
Question: Rich the SEC has this deal with ESPN, a team is going to get like 17 million dollars a year; do you guys talk about that as coaches and what kind of disadvantage that might put you in?
Coach Rodriguez: "Naw. I think we have probably…jumped out the gate on everybody with the Big Ten Network. We are still going to get our coverage on ABC and ESPN, but the Big Ten Network, I think has given us a leg up on all the competition. We were the first out of the gate with that and it continues to expand as it will. ESPN, obviously that network has meant a lot to a lot of leagues, not just SEC. It's meant a lot to the Big East. I think it helped save the Big East sort of speak. I think it continues to be a factor for everybody in college football. I think it has been terrific. Nowadays, I was telling people, why players are going everywhere now, it's because of the spread of the networks. You know 20 years ago, it might have only been Michigan and Ohio State on TV five or six times, now everybody is on TV all the time."
Question: So the fact that ESPN is now linked, in business with the SEC…
Coach Rodriguez: "If they had a vote in the top 25, I'd really get nervous. They can have influence, but it is still going to be settled on the field. So I don't think as far as determining where recruits go to and all that…I don't think, again, I'm saying it because I know some of the folks up there. They're not going to slant their bias because of a TV contract with a particular league, I don't think. Now the Big Ten Network, I hope will slant it towards the Big Ten. I would expect that fully, but outside of that, a national network, I wouldn't expect it to."
Question: Wisconsin and Illinois are playing games in December this year. You guys still got an open date next year and dates in the future. Will you consider that after the Ohio State game?
Coach Rodriguez: "I would think not. Again, I'm not going to mess with tradition (laughter). I think we would always end with Ohio State. The biggest difference next year, from what I understand is that we have an open date, we will end a week later. So we will have an opportunity to have an open date during the season and play, I don't know maybe you all can tell me, I don't know if we've ever played Ohio State before Thanksgiving? I think now it'll be on Thanksgiving weekend or following Thanksgiving. So that in a sense the way the calendar year falls, we'll have an opportunity to have an open date during the season, which is key. I don't think any coach will tell you that I like playing 12 straight with no open dates, particularly with younger guys and being worried about injuries. That's where we are at and we will go with it."
Question: Are you guys close to filling that open date yet; the opener?
Coach Rodriguez: "Yes – close. Until we have a contract in hand. You are talking about the opener for '10?"
Question: Yeah.
Coach Rodriguez: "We are looking at a BCS school home and home."
Question: Coach, question about the secondary, you mentioned that there is going to be a lot of freshmen coming in and redshirt freshmen; talk to us about the competition in the safety position specifically.
Coach Rodriguez: "Yeah there is some nervousness there because of the safety position. We moved Stevie Brow, who is here to a kind of hybrid safety/linebacker to that leaves two safety positions open and whether it is a freshman or a veteran. We moved Troy Woolfolk, which I thought was a good move from corner to safety and he wound up being our best safety in the spring. So that was a good move. He is a physical player. The other safety position, we still got some inexperience there, but I think we'll be okay. We got some different things scheme wise where they are not always going to be under the pressure to hold half the field or a third of the field by themselves."
Question: What is your biggest concern going into practice?
Coach Rodriguez: "I think the biggest thing that you worry about. We have more depth at some positions, maybe at running back and more on the offensive line than we've had, but we have some positions where we really don't have a lot of depth and there is quite a big dropoff and that's the thing that you worry about. You have got to practice to get them ready. So as a coach in college, you don't have any exhibition games or preseason games, so we got to bang a little bit to get them ready and you're going good on good. Every time after scrimmage, you hope you execute well and you keep your fingers cross that your key guys don't get hurt. Eventually we'll have enough depth where one guys go down, another guys goes in and you'll be okay. We are not at that point right now."
Question: Rich real quick, you dismissed a player over the weekend, could you discuss some of the circumstances?
Coach Rodriguez: "Violation of team rules."
Question: That's all you got to say about that?
Coach Rodriguez: "Yep that's it."


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Did you know that a 60-90 minute Reiki session you can leave you completely relaxed, stress free, and feeling renewed? Find out more from Reiki Master Teacher, Laura Fisher.
If you are not familiar with Reiki it is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. Reiki treatments are done while you lay on a massage table, fully dressed. Reiki can be done by the laying on of hands directly onto the body, or it can be done above the body without touching. I have found that in our busy world people don't often allow themselves the opportunity to receive healing touch, so I highly recommend giving the hands on version a try. Remember back to when you got a bump or bruise when you were little and your Mom would rub it or hold it to make you feel better, that's the healing touch I'm talking about. Most practitioners will move through a series of hand positions over your head, shoulders, arms, hands, abdomen, back, legs, knees, and feet. Clients report feeling a warm, soothing feeling during their treatment.
Reiki is extremely helpful in allowing clients to completely let go and relax during their sessions. According to Fisher, many all of her clients actually fall asleep during their treatments, and report improved sleep for many nights following a session. The benefits of receiving Reiki don't stop there, since it is working on an energetic level it helps re-balance the body and its energy systems and often times when we are rebalanced many symptoms we are experiencing will fall away or be resolved. From my clients I have seen frozen shoulders regain movement, staff infections reversed, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia improved a general overall improvement in their outlook on life, increased happiness, and a significant decrease in stress and anxiety leading to happier and more fulfilled relationships with others and themselves.
Fisher advises it is always important to do your homework when choosing a Reiki practitioner. Make sure you ask the practitioner about their training and even what level of Reiki training they have completed. Reiki like anything else has been modified, changed, and diluted since it was originally introduced to the western world. You can find many varieties of Reiki, some more pure and effective than others. I have studied with teachers from the William Rand International Center for Reiki Studies, which is the industry standard in the Western World. I teach students to the standards that have been set forth from the school to keep the teachings as clean and pure as I can. The system for Reiki that I learned works and I want to pass it along to my students, so that they can see the same amazing results that I have witnessed with my clients during their treatments.
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Miami's own DJ E-Feezy dropped his new compilation project The Wolf Of South Beach at precisely 3:05 PM EST.
Laced with 22 tracks, the tape is an ostentatious statement, E-Feezy's magnum opus up to this point in his career. It's a monster, absolutely stacked with featured artists: Lil Wayne, Juicy J, French Montana, Timbaland, Migos, Rich Homie Quan, Meek Mill, Ace Hood, Trina, Troy Ave, Jim Jones, Zoey Dollaz, Denzel Curry, 808 Mafia, and Kevin Cossom are just some of the bigger names that appear on the tape.
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01. Shout Out
02. What You Sayin Feat. Lil Wayne
03. I'll Be There Feat. Meek Mill, French Montana, Juicy J, & Zoey Dollaz
04. Got It Feat. Kevin Gates
05. Da Streets Pt.2 Feat. Ace Hood, Que, & Zoey Dollaz
06. We Winning Dade County Remix Feat. Khaotic, Zoey Dollaz, Ball Greasy, & Prospett
07. No Sleep Feat. Rich Homie Quan
08. Witness Feat. Kevin Cossom
09. Dinero Feat. Prospectt
10. Everywhere I Go Feat. Denzel Curry, Young Simmie, & 808 Mafia
11. Look At Yo Bitch Feat. Migos
12. What Could It Be Feat. Kent Jones
13. For the Fame Feat. Kodack Black
14. On And On Feat. Fat Joe
15. Cash Out Feat. Troy Ave, Lil Ro Ro, Young Lito, & Avon
16. Check Feat. Jim Jones
17. Ima Do Me Feat. Phe
18. S.Y.U Feat. Trina, Young Star, & Super J
19. Old Girl Feat. Tank & Kent Jones
20. Work With Me Feat. Tank
21. Spotlight Feat. Agnes Monica & Timbaland
22. DJ E Feezy Feat. Watch The Duck Love To The Beat