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As if there were not enough things to worry about or the US, what with a dying economy, a spend happy neo-Marxist government in power, a stalemated war in Iraq and a losing war in Afghanistan, here comes one more issue and the one that may create the final perfect storm: Mexico. As I predicted, dear readers, Mexico is in the process of total collapse. The drug war violence has spun out of control so quickly that it is now a civil war and unlike the small time civil war with Mexico's southern Indians the Zapatistas, this one has the potential to topple the state government in very short order. The American Department of Defense has come out with an estimate that the two largest mafia cartels field, between them, over 100,000 foot soldiers. Now, these are not just gang bangers and lowlifes, alright they are lowlifes, but many are former Mexican army and some even US trained special forces. To make matters worse, they are armed with heavy weapons, everything short of tanks and fighter planes. Regular large scale gun battles, involving grenades and RPGs are a common, almost daily occurrence in Mexico.
Last year, death tolls doubled to over 7 thousand killed in these battles and various murders and retaliations. This year is on par to double again, as the cartels (mafias), military and various other groups, battle it out. Add to this the recent addition of vigilantes attacking in the night, often tied to quieter, smaller cartels and you are living in absolute chaos. The death rate, last year, was higher than that of Afghanistan and Iraq put together. Further, the favorite forms of murder, are extremely brutal. Beheadings are the norm. This must hail back to the old Aztec customs.
Another favorite is to hang a tire around the victims neck, douse it in gasoline and set it on fire. Amputations, mass murders, rapes, massacres of whole families and dissolving the living and screaming victims in acid are all the new norm of Mexico. So could this get worse? Well, it is. The two main cartels, who between them have over 200,000 soldiers, are forming an alliance.
Is the US government worried about this?
Yes, but not enough. Besides this report, only the voices of Governor Perry of Texas and the sheriff of Phoenix, Arizona, have come out loud enough to catch regional attention. The nation as a whole, remains blind and dumb to reality. Pictures of ostriches now come to mind.
Perry, in his frustration with his masters in DC, has called on 1,000 state guard (a form of militia) to take to the order, to protect a border that his police and the federal border patrol are not capable of dealing with. Drugs and guns flow both ways.
Phoenix, Arizona has the new distinct "honor" of being the 2nd kidnapping capital of the world, second only to Mexico and the victim of the same gangs. As a matter of fact, the US FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations) in 2007, admitted that gangs in America numbered over 100,000 strong. Thus one can easily believe that there are at least, in reality, 150 to 200,000 gang members and almost half have direct ties to Mexico. Can the US army deal with this? Hardly, not in its present stretched out form, all over the world.
But there is worse to come.
By summer of this year, Mexico will enter a full blown war with large scale gun battles in most of the cities. Most civil wars push out refugees. If even 10% of the 110 million living in Mexico, start running north, that will collapse the governments of the American border states, already bankrupt from the Bank Panic of 2008 and the Economic collapse of 2009. Most civil wars actually push out closer to 30-40% of a population, thus anywhere between 30-50 million people could head north.
But it gets even worse. A large chunk of the former US industry is located in northern Mexico, already in the war zone. US companies suffering in the present economic climate, will further sink or collapse with the loss of these facilities and their closing will force even more economic and war refugees north. A large percentage of the US fruits and vegetables also come from Mexico, as does US oil. It is not difficult to imagine that small groups of Mexican bandits could easily take to the water in speed boats and begin to raid the various oil platforms, freighters and cruise ships sailing in the Gulf of Mexico and the southern Caribbean Seas. Somalia has already proven how effective this is.
All of this would require a large amount resources that the US no longer has to spare and will push the Americans into a grave political crisis.
Stay tooned, dear readers, this is starting to get ugly.
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I just got a job in Fayetteville, NC and am moving at the end of January with my 2-year-old, mother and dog. My dream place would be a town like Asheville. Any ideas north of Fayetteville that have a crunchy feel? Any help would be so appreciated!
NOOOOOOOOO not Fayetenam! I can't think of a crunchy place near there that you will be comfortable at. You're going to have to do some digging. Good luck. Honestly don't live in Fayetteville. Stay outside of the place.
What do you know about Fuquay-Varina?
not much but it's kind of a drive. Most of my time spent around that area is the Dunn/Erwin area. Very small very backwards. I haven't been in the area in three years on purpose. Doesn't mean you can't find a good place around there though.
Southern Pines is about 35 minutes away from Fayetteville....and is turning into a bit of a "crunchy" town (especially downtown)!
I was trying to get a bit closer to Raleigh. My mom is used to New York and southern Connecticut. I'll definitely check out Southern Pines. Thanks.
Fayetteville is definitely not crunchy. Are you going to be working at Ft Bragg? There's definitely not a crunchy town anywhere near Fayetteville, either.
Southern Pines and Pinehurst are resorty and have some very nice areas and the kind of crunch that appeals to wealthy people, but not Asheville kind of crunch. The crunchiest places "nearby" are Chapel Hill/Carrboro, Durham, Pittsboro, but you're looking at 1.5 hr commute one way with those. Maybe 1.25 from Pittsboro. Raleigh is big and has pockets of crunch. There are quite a few folks who work at Bragg who live in Sanford, about 30 min north, but it's not crunchy at all either. Fuquay is about an hour northeast of Ft Bragg, a little further from Fayetteville proper.
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Maybe we can start a neighborhood. We are moving from one of the crunchier parts of the country in June. My dh is being transferred in 2 weeks and we are waiting for graduation. The town he is going to be working in is aaaaarrrrggggh! We are constrained by HS sports, so we will be living at least an hour away. I found a Whole Foods and a Yarn Store on the outskirts of Raleigh when I was out in October...
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I feel like it used to be that way.....but there has been a lot of change in the last three years....and it has some Asheville "crunchy" here. :)
Fayetteville is slowly but surely getting crunchy! Just in time, too. I have a four month old son, and wouldn't you know it, a cloth diaper service *just* opened! Fayette-Nam may not be crunchy in and of itself, but there are enough transplants here to make up for it!
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I agree with the others, in the 6 years I have lived here in Fayetteville, it has gotten much crunchier than when we first got here! There is a Cloth Diaper store downtown now, a diaper service, there is a baby wearing group, a cloth diaper group, natural parenting group; a large CNM homebirth practice, stroller strides, prenatal/postparum yoga and pilates (we had neither when I first got here!)....we are here, you just have to find us! :-)
Fuquay Varina is a good 40 to 60 minute drive to Fayetteville depending on where you are working in town.
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I've lived in Fayetteville since 2001 with a 3 year break in there (Hawaii baby!) and this town has made some serious strides. There really isn't much "crunchy" factors but we do have a decent health food store and there is a coop called Carolina Grown that services our area. They have all kinds of veggies, fruits, meat, eggs, etc...and they deliver to your front door. There is also a farmer's market on the weekends and Wednesday (it's closed for the season) though it's kind of hit or miss. It's a great place to get tomatoes when they're in season though.
If you have the money, definitely look into living in the Haymont district. That's the historic area and there are a lot of really nice houses and a few parks scattered throughout. Parks are really hard to come by here and most of them are in bad neighborhoods. I have a friend who was robbed at one park by some high schoolers.
One thing that's weird about this town is that you'll have one street that's nice, houses are well kept and then the next street over there are boarded up houses, a drug dealer, and dogs chained in the yard. It's really hit or miss here unless you're able to spend around $200K for a house in a brand new neighborhood.
A lot of people are moving out to Harnett County. Cameron is really starting to mushroom but there really isn't much out that way except for a Food Lion and a McDonald's. Plus with traffic (you have to drive down Bragg Blvd to get into town and go through base which means military crawl hour) it takes about 30-45 minutes to get into town.
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Pittsboro is awesome, that's where I live :). It is a bit of a hike, but people do it!
I live in Clayton, it's east of Raleigh. There's really nothing here, but there are more crunchy areas in Raleigh and the transplants (from up North/Northeast) live in Cary .... very crunchy little area but very pricy. I agree, driving to Fayetteville every morning and then home again would definitely be a LONG drive. My DH works on Ft. Bragg but does 24 hour shifts so only does it once a day. It's also too far for us to drive to just "hang out" with a group or someone specific very often.
I personally do not like Fayetteville, at all. I lived there for some time many years ago and would never go back. As a matter of fact, we are trying to sell our home in Clayton and would want to live closer to DH's work (until he's gets a new job and we can relocate) but we still would not live in Fayetteville EVER. It's very violent in a lot of areas and you really have to watch out for where you live/go/hang out. Again, almost every where has an area like that, I just feel like Fayetteville has a lot more of them.
There's a crunchy lady on Facebook that lives there, she does prenatal massage, photos (maternity, birth, after etc) and is a doula. She also does the massage at a local HB midwife office. You can find her at Beyond Birth on FB.
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We moved to Fayetteville from Olympia, WA and the adjustment was brutal to say the least. Two years into our 'sentence' in F'ville and a small crunchy pocket of Fayetteville can indeed be be found.
A few hidden gems you might want to check out in town no matter where you choose to live:
*The Cape Fear Botanical Garden is a lovely place to visit and they host a monthly class for children called 'Nature Tales' and a workshop for adults ranging from vermicomposting and terrarium making to natural holiday wreath crafting and herbal cooking classes. This year they will be hosting a spring concert series as well. We attend nearly activity at the garden and often go just to walk around and work on nature study. It's one of the places I'll most miss when the time comes to leave Fayettenam. http://www.capefearbg.org/
*Sustainable Sandhills hosts a monthly movie series at the Cameo Art House movie theater featuring films on a variety of cool topics. They occasionally host other activities too, including informative events on urban farming. http://www.sustainablesandhills.org/
*Sustainable Sandhills also offers a CSA and Carolina Grown is another resource for local foods in the area. Carolina Grown will be offering several farm tour opportinities this spring in different locations around Central NC. http://carolinagrown.org/
*A group has recently began hosting a monthly workshop on Sustainable Living at the Museum of the Cape Fear Complex in downtown. If anybody would like the director's contact info, please feel free to PM me and I'll pass it along.
*The farmers market is a bit lackluster compared to what I was spoiled with out in WA but has improved since the first year we've arrived. They will be opening again in April.
*In downtown there is a cool yarn store, Greg's Pottery, Cape Fear Studios, Arts Council, several locally owned restaurants my family enjoys, the Cameo Art House, and Rude Awakenings Coffee Shop.
*Fayetteville has a community garden located near the Haymount District.
*The Cape Fear River Trail, Lake Rim Park, Clark Nature Park, and the previously mentioned botanical garden are placed we depend on for outdoor fun.
*The Cumberland County Library system is decent. My family saves thousands of dollars every year thanks to inter-library loan, book sales, and participation in various library programs.
We've met a LOT of great people simply by attending activities at all of these places, doing volunteer work for various community organizations as individuals and together as a family, and exchanging numbers, scheduling playdates and family BBQs, that sort of thing allowing for a little bit of crunchy goodness in a rather bleak area. I've also networked to find quite a few u-pick farms for purchase fruits & veggies for food preservation and farmers from whom to purchase such items as beeswax and pecans.
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I'd like to chime in on this thread just to make my "announcement" of being a Fayetteville resident. The suggestions have been made already for the practically non-existent crunchiness but I suppose its all about finding your community of crunchies and starting there. Would love to meet more crunchies in the area!
DH is USAF and applying for a special duty assignment at Pope AFB. So I guess that would be Fayetteville. Can one keep chickens in Fayetteville? Or is there a rural-ish area near enough to commute and keep chickens and such?
I'm glad to have found this thread!
I lived there in 1996. My son's family is down there (they are Lumbee Indian so also have some connections to Pembroke, ect). They live on a horse farm but they are on the very edge of Fayetteville, almost Eliazbeth town. Chickens are common out there, but it's not crunchy. For crunch I would go to Chapel Hill, I'd say.
*I had a very hard time living in Fayetteville.
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On Friday, May 4, 2012 3:28:11 AM UTC-7, JUN wrote:
> On Thursday, May 3, 2012 7:25:40 PM UTC-7, Julian Francis wrote:
> > Dear all,
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> > I have a binary image in which I'd like to use the mouse to draw
> > (freehand) on top of the image, and use this in Mathematica.
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> > Presently, I can import the image into a painting program, use its
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> > I've worked out how to create a graphic and draw into it using the
> > Mathematica graphics drwaing tools, but my problem is either the
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> > small. I want to draw into a matrix 16x16, but it be large enough for
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> > Julian.
> The image has to be put into a Graphics box, and you can do that using the Inset command:
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> Here I've just used a random image and scaled it to fill the default Graphics width. Now you can double-click on the graphic and press Control-t to get the drawing tools, and they should work as you want.
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Reading this again, I should clarify that you can also edit the image directly if you magnify it by dragging its outline manually, or doing Magnify[im,20] ... the Inset method above isn't the only way, I guess it's just the first thing that came to mind when you mentioned your own approach.


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Been listening to The Beatles. My favorites are the White Album and Abbey Road. I do love all of their albums though. The White Album showed more of their heavy side; Helter Skelter, Yer Blues, Revolution, I'm So Tired, etc. Abbey Road reminds me of my childhood. My uncle blasting it at family cook outs lol.
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The Electric Light Orchestra, and a lot of it. :)
Oh orconn, how you entertain me so :D. It's been said by many a wild friend of mine that, in boring, windy Gillette, (and I'm sure this happens in Laramie too) that the entertainment is the bars, some sort of illegal activity, or carnal knowledge of the nearest willing female :eyebrow:
The Dulluhan, I guess the only logical answer would be a fairly big one (1442 students, 450 in my grad class). At least it's big for the general area.
Peter Cincotti
Think of him as an offshoot of Dusk, Buble, Cullum, etc. Neo-crooner crossover.
Tim Minchin is ****ing hilarious. (You've got to watch it for longer than a few seconds to see the funny. :thumbsup: )
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John Cougar Mellancamp... The Album "Scarecrow"
Minchin is funny. It reminded me of a couple of old songs I enjoyed in my younger years, I would post a link but am struggling with that yet, but check out Dean Freidman S&M, and John Prine Illegal Smile if you want a chuckle!
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Fox News' disclosure problem just got worse.
Fox once again turned to businessman Thomas Belesis for commentary without disclosing his position as an official for the New York State Republican Party.
As Media Matters has previously documented [1], according to the biography [2] on his website, Belesis "is currently Co-Chairman of the New York State Republican Finance Committee." A 2011 press release [3] touted Belesis as a "key backer of the State Party's efforts in the 2010 election and has also been an active supporter of the Republican National Committee over the last election cycle."
On today's edition of Fox's Your World with Neil Cavuto, Belesis attacked the Obama administration as "anti-business" and claimed that a Romney administration, on the other hand, would be "business friendly" and help spur "a lot of economic activity and pent-up entrepreneurial demand that's been on the sidelines." Belesis concluded his analysis by saying, "I think people are going to wait and sit on the sidelines until after or we get close to an eventual Romney win in the White House."
During the segment, Cavuto identified Belesis' as "a CEO, just down on Wall Street" and a caption identified him as "John Thomas Financial CEO," but his Republican ties were never disclosed.
Cavuto's failure to identify Belesis as a Republican official is part of Fox News' longstanding [4] disclosure problem. The network has repeatedly hosted [5] Romney advisers John Bolton, Jay Sekulow, and Walid Phares without acknowledging their participation in Romney's campaign. Fox has also heavily promoted [6] contributor Karl Rove's anti-Obama super PAC, American Crossroads, often without identifying his connection to either American Crossroads or Fox News.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A jury in Pittsburgh has awarded $28 million to the victims and survivors of a deadly car crash.
The verdict delivered Friday was for a September 2009 crash caused by Timothy Lesko, 26. He pleaded guilty to drunk driving in 2012 and is serving a two- to four-year sentence.
The crash killed Jessica Trail, 24, and severely injured her boyfriend, Bill Grice. He died seven months later.
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A fisherman from West Seattle called the Fish and Game office on Sept. 13 after watching a male illegally shrimping in Elliot Bay (the shrimping season ended on May 1st). Not only was he putting out pots outside of the season, he was also taking his pots down 350 feet, well over the 150 foot limit, and mismarking his buoys as red and white to indicate he was crabbing instead of shrimping. The fisherman claimed Fish and Game told him to take the suspect's gear and pots if he saw them out again. Sure enough, the guy was out shrimping a few days later, so the fisherman pulled all of his gear into his boat. There was a man in a 16-foot Lund boat watching him nearby. The next day while finishing up, the fisherman was approached by that same man from the boat. The suspect put his hands around the fisherman's throat and demanded his pots. The victim said he had already called Fish and Game and was calling police. The suspect left quickly in his blue 2000 Land Rover, but the victim was able to take a photo of his license plate. Police now have a name and description of the illegal shrimper.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 39209817:MV8yMjIzMDkxXzM3NjgyNjIzX0Y1RUY0MzA2] [quote:ResistancePress:MV8yMjIzMDkxXzM3NjgyNjA5XzI3MENDODlB] [quote:Anonymous Coward 39209817:MV8yMjIzMDkxXzM3NjgyNTY2X0UzQUZDQ0Q0] [quote:Anonymous Coward 39209817:MV8yMjIzMDkxXzM3NjgyNTI3X0YwQzQzOTQ2] OP So how much money do you make? You never said anything about that. HOW much are you making? [/quote] See if people saw how much you are making, many people will see you are rich. Right? So what if you are working "long hours." It's your choice, right? At least you get to do the work. Many people do not. Many people, hard workers, are thrown out of work and told by people like you they are poor excuses of humanity for not having a job. Even though they worked harder than you and get laid off. And the rich people make sure they need LESS workers to get the money they are making, so more and more people are jobless. The rich made them jobless then tell them they are at fault. It's nice to talk about "people have to work" but it fails to meet the reality of the work situation and how much work is really needed. The rich will not give proper share of wealth for the work level really needed. So there will be people "taking it from the government." YOU make it so. [/quote] That's the thing though...the only reason I can live debt free is bc I work so much. If I worked only 40 hours a week I'd have debt up to my eyeballs. I was raised not to be a drain on the economy.... So it pisses me off when Im called rich. I'd rather be called a hard worker...for that is what I am. RICH, I most certainly am not thanks to Obama..I can't comment on bush bc I wasn't a business owner when he was the president. Though Im sure it wasn't that much better then either. [/quote] You haven't told us how much you make. And you blame Obama. LOL. You really are just "hate Obama" but not admitting how much you fuck the world over, bitch. You are to blame. Fuck off now. Your cry baby rant is meaningless unless you disclose what you are making. [/quote]
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So, not only am I a full time paramedic, I'm also CEO and founder of A midsize home health and senior care corporation which provides jobs for around 90 unskilled and 45 skilled nurses/CNA's etc. AND in my free time I also Own about 40+ domain names and build websites for products I CREATE (Only 12 up and running right now) ---(Kind of excited about new one (resistancepress.com) Don't worry mods...its not advertising only site structure up right now.
ANYWAY I start work at 530 every morning...don't get done till 7 pm...just in time to get home check homework and tuck my kids into bed. THEN I'm back to work in my home office on whatever I didn't finish that day. And on the days I am on the bird I work 24 hours. I have not had a full day off in a decade.
According to Obama MY HARD EARNED income shouldn't belong to me. It should go to the lazy degenerates that refuse to work.
Nothing pissess me off more than driving past the public aid office and seeing ESCALADES!
So now I am being taxed 60% on every dollar I earn and it is going to the lazy octomoms who refuse to get off their asses and get a job. It is going to pay for their abortions and now BREAST IMPLANTS..
Apparently I don't deserve the money I slaved my ass off for and saved. Apparently the dredges of society are more deserving.
I for one and so fucking sick of it! I am going on strike!
Fuck you Obama and fuck you for creating a nation of lazy dependents who think they are owed something for doing nothing.
If society does collapse....AWESOME! Maybe those poor uneducated bastards will realize you actually have to WORK to eat and get off their ass.
I don't owe you a damn thing. It is your own piss poor decisions that got you into that section 8 apt. in the ghetto with your ten babies. YOU chose not to apply yourself. YOU chose not to give a damn about school. YOU chose to be lazy AND YOU chose to get knocked up at 12. NOT me. I don't owe you a living wage or a damn thing. If you are pissed off about your place in life and want someone to blame...pick up a fucking mirror!
Sorry GLP....just had a nasty phone call from the IRS....apparently the 60% I paid wasn't enough then a call from the unemployment office where a non skilled worker who has REPEATEDLY turned down work is filing for unemployment and there's not a damn thing for me to do about it. And that's not all....she was ABOUT to be fired for showing up late AND a no call no show which according to our manual is automatic termination.
t's like...why bother anymore? The lazy are rewarded and the hard workers are punished. How assbackwards is THAT?!
I needed to get it off my chest....thanks!
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Bidding for Group 1 is now open and will close in 48 hours. Send me 1 Private Message only with all your bids as well as order of priority if you win 2 (you cannot win more than 1 this group). Remember, you can use cents when bidding (ex. $41.50).
List of players in group 1 is found here:
Go check-in and create your clubhouse:
Did you see Lionel made a thread so I posted in like twenty threads so it would go to the bottom where nobody sees it.
Just got done reading through the PSD Election Night thread. That was a blast.
This vinny guy was being all obnoxious about random crap. Just like randomly hating on teams and players for no reason and someone called him out and he just kept posting lmao bruhhhh like in all caps and he was being serious. Then again this is the guy who talked on psd about how much he loves to have sex with feet.
So every game thread he's in we spam lmaoooo bruhhhhhhh
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text: Miranda and just a couple of her babies Carrie Underwood's dog is hoping to go on the road with mom !! Kenny Chesney really loves him anything from Tennessee. It's not his dog but he sure does love him it looks like :) Come on. They say we look like our pets. Knowing that this must be what Blake Shelton looks like after a hard night of drinking !! Aww Carrie and Both her babies Dierks Bentley Has made his dog Jake famous by taking him on the road with him This beauty belongs to Nashville beauty Hillary Scott Again going back to us looking like our pets. Ya gotta know this baby belongs to Hunter Hays Jake just loves his face !! Taylor Swift has the cutest cat ever !! Well her mommy is not famous but she is so cute I could not help myself. This is my baby Maggie !! I'm from Kentucky. Horses are our house pets :) Photo 1 of 1 Continue Gallery


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New exploits target Microsoft's PowerPoint, IE
Microsoft may have patched the VML flaw in Internet Explorer, but now it faces new threats against the Web browser and PowerPoint.
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"Microsoft is investigating new public reports of limited 'zero-day' attacks using a vulnerability in PowerPoint 2000, PowerPoint 2002, Office PowerPoint 2003, PowerPoint 2004 for Mac, and PowerPoint 2004 [version] X for Mac," Microsoft said in an advisory.
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But for the attack to succeed, Microsoft noted, "a user must first open a malicious PowerPoint file attached to an e-mail or otherwise provided to them by an attacker."
The French Security Incident Response Team (FrSIRT) said in an advisory that the flaw is in how malformed PowerPoint documents are handled. Attackers could exploit the flaw to run arbitrary commands on a targeted machine by tricking a user into opening a specially crafted document.
Two pieces of malware are actively exploiting the security hole: Trojan.Controlppt-W and Trojan.Controlppt-X, also known as PPDropper-F and Exploit-PPT-d.
Until a patch is released, Microsoft recommends users mitigate the threat by:
- Using PowerPoint Viewer 2003 to open and view files. PowerPoint Viewer 2003 does not contain the vulnerable code and is not susceptible to this attack.
- Not opening or saving PowerPoint files received from untrusted sources, since the flaw could be exploited when a user opens a specially crafted PowerPoint file.
Meanwhile, Metasploit Framework creator H.D. Moore has discovered a flaw in Internet Explorer that attackers could exploit via malicious websites. Attackers could corrupt computer memory when the user visits one of these sites.
Danish vulnerability clearing house Secunia confirmed the flaw on a fully patched system with Internet Explorer 6.0 and Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and noted that exploit code is publicly available.
"The vulnerability is caused due to an integer overflow error in the 'setSlice()' method in the 'WebViewFolderIcon' ActiveX control," Secunia said in an advisory. "This can be exploited to corrupt memory when visiting a malicious Web site."
Secunia said only trusted websites should be allowed to run ActiveX controls.
This article originally appeared on SearchSecurity.com.
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text: Hi: I didn't know that Frame Destination was an APUG sponsor until a few minutes ago.......Great to see that they are a sponsor. I recently bought 22 wooden frames from them. I rec'd 11 today and got a chance to examine them. I am exceedingly happy! I can't wait to get my collection framed and on the walls. The b&w photos will look just great. I made a post on another board related to materials, but I thought I'd re-post it here so the sponsor could see it. I have been dealing directly with Joely there. -R Earlier post: /********************************************************* Hi: I recently bought 22 wooden frames, a mix of custom and standard sizes from 11"x13" up to 28"x34". I got a walnut stain with a satin finish. The profile of the frame is very nice: a 3/4" lip on the front that does not intrude into the image and the frame depth is 1.25" which stands well away from the wall. The joints are very well done, all corners meet perfectly. The stain quality is very consistent and the finish quality is very smooth and satiny. I have a lot of work to put them together, but I did put in one of my black and white Brett Westons and it looks just beauitful. These frames are just stunning in person! No picture can do them justice. I first saw b&w photographs in walnut frames some years ago in a travelling show of Edward Weston's work and they were very elegant. I wanted the same look in my house. I can highly recommend these frames and the company that I got them from. I placed the order online and they were done and shipped the following day! Customer Service was really on the ball and kept in touch with me on the phone and via email. The company is Frame Destination and their site is http://www.framedestination.com I'd highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality frames, these truly are gallery quality. Standard disclaimer: I don't work there, I don't know anyone there, I am not an investor and I don't get a toaster if anyone orders anything. I just want to share a great purchasing experience! Thanks. -R *******************************************************/