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Family vacations are a source of great fun and memories for years to come, but that doesn't mean that finding a destination that will entertain every member of your family is always easy.
Getaways with the whole family are all about finding that happy medium, and if you find the right destination both adults and kids will be able to have the time of their lives. For many families, that means finding one destination that offers a little something for everyone. Resorts like Terranea, which is a prime destination for family vacations in Los Angeles, offer a wide variety of activities and entertainment - the key to a successful family trip. Here are a few things you should look for in family-friendly destinations as you plan your next family trip:
* Kids activities. There's no better way to make your kids feel like they were considered in your vacation plans than choosing a destination that features activities designed just for them. Terranea, for example, offers adventure camps just for kids that range from golf lessons to eco-adventures featuring a variety of outdoor activities. They even offer a course on video game design and special effects editing from L.A.'s Planet Bravo. And while the kids are away at camp, Mom and Dad can hit the links or simply relax by the pool with a book.
* On-site entertainment. Having both family-friendly and adult-oriented entertainment options at your destination allows you to spend less time traveling and gives you more flexibility to enjoy more of the activities you love. Terranea offers falconry where families can watch the birds take flight at breathtaking speeds before returning to the hand of their trainers. Adults can enjoy an open-air art tour on the resort's grounds or take in some live music on the weekends during the summer at the on-site pub.
* Varied food options. When it comes to eating on vacation, adults and kids can have very different tastes. Adults may long for food options that they couldn't get at home and are representative of their destination's local cuisine, while kids are often less adventurous and enjoy the things they are used to. By choosing a resort that offers a range of unique restaurants, cafes and lounges, you can explore the more exotic options while your children can opt for the familiar if they so choose.
* Family-friendly lodging. For families, cramming everyone into a hotel room is not really the idea of a relaxing getaway. Terranea offers Casitas and Villas with private entrances and multiple bedrooms which give families a little more room to spread out. Both of these accommodations also feature kitchenettes so you have the option of a home-cooked meal or two instead of always having to dine out.
By making sure your destination offers something for everybody in your family, as well as activities that you can all enjoy, you can rest assured that your trip will be one to remember.


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I want to pick students based on user input to a select query.
if input = -1 which means all students .. then I want to select all students
if input = studentId then I want to select that specific student only.
my problem is , How do I feed these conditions into where clause of the select query ?
As far as I know I can not use IF ELSE in where clause. What is the way to select students based on conditions ?
What should be the structure of the query ?
If you are working in PHP, for example, you could use that to build your query based on your user input before executing it.
e.g. using PHP and PDO to access the database (not tested):
$select = 'SELECT *';
$from = ' FROM table';
$where = ' WHERE TRUE';
$input= $_POST['yourUserInput'];
$placeholders = array();
if ($input != -1)
$where .= " AND id = :id";
$placeholders[':id'] = $input;
$sql = $select . $from . $where;
$s = $pdo->prepare($sql);
catch (PDOException $e)
$error = 'Something went wrong!';
include 'error.html.php';
No PHP please.
I want to do it in the DB side ....trying to write a mysql select query with a conditional where clause.
That's cool!It'll also probably be why you posted in the database forum and not the PHP forum. I've no idea how to build logic into MySQL queries, or in fact if it can be done at all.I'll watch this thread with interest.
yeah, but you have to pass in the "input" value of the id somehow, right?
so the query you're trying to construct has to have the input variable in it --
WHERE studentid = $input
so your comment "No PHP please" is unreasonable
that being said, you can try it like this --
WHERE studentid = $input OR -1 = $input
yea .. I'm passing those values from JSP to DB ....don't worry about this part...Its done already..... data has come to the database store procedure safely.
Now I am trying to write a single select query inside stored procedure here.
[I]create procedure 'sp_get_student'( studentId varchar(50))BEGIN
//I want a single select query here with [U]conditional[/U] where clause as explained earlier
what i gave you ~is~ a single query
and besides, in a stored procedure, you ~can~ use an IF
I don't want a PHP solution. What you have posted is a workaround ...not the answer to my original query.
see ...I write JSP the same you write PHP. I could do the same logic in JSP side too and solve it easily ! ...But that is not what I wanted.....I want a solution from DB tier.
[QUOTE]and besides, in a stored procedure, you ~can~ use an IF
Thats right .... But as far as I know I can not use IF - ELSE in a single select query.....Can we ?
Looks like you did not understand my query. Please let me know which part you don't understand ?
the solution i provided gives you exactly that
perhaps you were confused because i did not post the entire query, so here you go --
WHERE studentid = $input
OR -1 = $input
i don't care whether you use jsp or c-flat or whatever language, but you ~must~ feed the value of the input number (which you said was going to be either a studentid or -1) into the query somehow, and in the solution i gave you, that would be $input, which perhaps confused you because it looks like a php variable
this solution ~is~ in "the DB tier"
this solution ~is~ in the WHERE clause
please, give it a try before you say i didn't understand your requirements
OK...well...in your example suppose I send $input = -1 ....then your query becomes...
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE studentid =-1 OR -1 = -1
are you trying to say this query will retrieve all students ?...I dont think so ..because there is no -1 really in the studentid column you know... also OR part is not going to execute.
I guess this is the reason we may need to plug an IF ELSE here ....and precisely this is what I'm looking for.
because red part will execute to fetch zero records ....skipping OR part.
WHERE studentid =-1OR -1 = -1
I think we may need to use a CASE here...
WHERE (CASE WHEN $input<>1 THEN studentid=$input ELSE -1=-1)
This looks complete ....but anyway can we use a input variable in the CASE statement this way ? ( assuming $input as a store proc variable)
i'm not "trying" to say it... i ~am~ saying it
i also kindly asked you to test it... have you bothered to test it yet?
you don't need a CASE expression, either
You didn't try it did you? I don't know what DB you are using, but I've never seen anyone that does what you are describing. What use would OR be if the second part would never be executed?

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CLAREMONT - Denise L. Kruger, a senior vice president of regulated utilities at Golden State Water Co. and its parent company, American States Water Co., said its portion of Golden State that serves Claremont is not for sale.
"We're not interested in selling," Kruger said. "We think we provide a good service, and we want to work with the community. We want to work with the customers, the city leaders and really just want to do a better job of working together."
Golden State has filed a plan with the state Public Utilities Commission to establish rates for 2013, 2014 and 2015 that include double-digit increases for its 11,000 customers in Claremont, leaving residents and city officials upset. The council voted to attempt a purchase of the water company on Jan. 5.
Kruger gave a couple of reasons for not wanting to sell the company.
"Obviously we've been in this business for a very long time. It's not a simple matter for a city to take over a water utility and try to do the things we're able to do. It's also a very expensive endeavor for the community. Given that expense, it's hard for us to understand what value would be given. The community would be better off if we could work together. And we need to step up and work better with the community."
Kruger said the company has not hired an appraiser to determine the value.
"I know Claremont has a value in their mind, and it's a big number," Kruger said.
Mayor Sam Pedroza said on Wednesday he expected that the company would not sell the company.
"We know that's been their position. But a couple of years back we have had some numbers discussed. I wouldn't buy the idea that they don't know what the numbers are. We were very close on that a few years ago. Now this is a matter of going back to those numbers and see if it's something that's doable," Pedroza said.
"From our end, from the City Council, there's a united front to move forward to purchase the water company. Of course, we still need to do our due diligence, and we are committed to do that."
Pedroza said the figure that's "always out there" to purchase the company is about $100 million.
"I'm sure it's still a number that has to be revised from both sides. That has been the number in the past."
Hal Hargrave, member of Claremonters Against Outrageous Water Rates, said he wasn't surprised the company was not for sale.
"Why would you want to sell a company where as an executive you're (sometimes) making upwards of a million a year? You have a profit increase over last year of 77 percent? You have 57 straight quarters you have reported positive dividends back to your shareholders?"
Hargrave said while the water company says that on average Claremont residents pay $47 a month, "does anybody really think if the average bill was $47 you'd have people taking time away from their homes, businesses or families to march? This is the spin that keeps going on and on and on. People in Claremont are busy people but they're engaged now because they see a private company is sticking it to them as ratepayers."
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DEVELOPERS say they have already lost £1.7 million on a mothballed site in Horwich - before building work has even started.
Redrow Homes is battling with Bolton Council to allow the firm to keep four of the proposed 42 flats set to be built at the former Swallowfield Hotel in Chorley New Road.
In a previous agreement in 2007, Redrow had agreed these four homes would be transferred to a social housing provider.
The group received planning permission in 2008 to build two three-storey apartment blocks, but had to abandon the scheme because of the economic crash.
Now, after months of wrangling with the council, Redrow say they will make a loss on the development, even if they do not hand over the four affordable units.
The firm has already written off £1.7 million. After meeting with planning officers, the company now says it wants wants to "get off the site" as soon as possible — and has offered a final sum of £50,000 towards affordable housing elsewhere.
In January, councillors rejected changing the condition, arguing that the economic recovery made it possible for Redrow to provide the affordable homes.
But in her report to the planning committee, which meets on Thursday, officer Helen Williams said house prices for apartments in Horwich are down around 20 per cent from 2007 and recommended councillors accept the new deal.
She added: "As Redrow are keen to start development on the site again and to 'get off the site' as soon as possible due to the costs incurred and being incurred, they are now offering an increased sum of £50,000 towards off-site affordable housing provision, rather than the £30,000 they offered in March.
"They maintain this is their final and highest possible offer, as any further contribution would eat further into their losses."
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Students will examine the health and health care needs of vulnerable populations in the United States whom they may be serving. Vulnerable populations include: people who feel they cannot comfortably or safely access and use the standard resources. They include but are not limited to those who are physically or mentally disabled (blind, deaf, hard-of-hearing, cognitive disorders, mobility limitations), limited or non-English speaking, geographically or culturally isolated, medically or chemically dependent, homeless, frail/elderly and children. The student will be engaged in many levels of skill refinement, intellectual investigation, theoretical exploration, and evidence-based advanced nursing practice application of health assessment and physical examination approaches. Family assessment will also be covered which will include providing culturally sensitive care to clients. This course also emphasizes other issues a competent nurse practitioner will need to be knowledgeable about including: coding/payment structures, ethics and values, death/dying/grief and bereavement and topics of professionalism such as scope of practice/accountability/collaboration/ and quality assurance. As in other courses, didactic and clinical practice will also be utilized to advance critical thinking skills of the student.
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Golden West Pops Presents Holiday Greetings From Around the World
Golden West Pops
Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Please remain seated and keep your arms and legs within the sleigh at all times while we whisk you around the world for the holidays. The Golden West Pops has built an itinerary of holiday songs to commemorate all the holiday festivities from whereever you might be on the globe. So hold tight.
"Permanaced Sentados por Favor!"
When & Where
Orange County Worship Center
1440 E Santa Clara Avenue
Santa Ana,
Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Golden West Pops
The Golden West Pops has been playing as a group since September 2003. It has performed mostly "Pops" band music with a wide variety of styles and venues. Anything from Ragtime to Rock with some show tunes, patriotic music and Show classics thrown in.
We perform for schools, festivals, patriotic events, summer concerts and even a football game or two. Our Spring/Summer season is followed by a short Fall season and then Christmas where we enjoy playing a more formal concert.


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The MSR Quick Skillet is the ideal companion for all your culinary adventures in the great outdoors. At a weight of 5.9 oz., the product is relatively light weight, so that you won't over exert yourself, even on those long and arduous treks. Fashioned from hard anodized aluminum, the product ensures maximum heat efficiency, so that you can cook your meals that much faster. Thanks to its nifty dimensions of 7.75 in. x 2.5 in., you won't have a tough time finding space for it. It is compatible with the Quick 2, Base 2 and Alpinist cookware, adding versatility to your minimalist outdoor kitchen. This skillet is equipped with a talon handle, which makes handling so much easier and enables you to neatly pack and store it away. Thanks to the MSR Quick Skillet, you have an all in one solution to your culinary requirements in the great outdoors.
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Events for November 5, 2012
Conversations of Consequence Series
November 5, 2012 8:57am-8:57am
Description: This fall, in partnership with the University of Colorado-Boulder, Everyday Democracy, and University of Denver Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, Iliff will host a training and discourse series titled, "Conversations of Consequence: Developing Meaningful Commitments through Civil Discussion." This fall program series aims to:
- Increase public skills in areas of civil discourse across difference and diversity; and
- Facilitate civil, action-oriented dialogue that prepares community and campus members to meaningfully engage in electoral politics that directly impact our local communities.
The series begins with a training where student, staff, faculty, and community participants will learn and practice public skills in civil discourse and then break up into integrated community-campus leadership teams to co-facilitate the scheduled public dialogues.
Community-campus leadership teams will co-facilitate the series of public and civil dialogues, which will take place in October and November 2012. The process will support community members in learning, discussing, and developing informed personal commitments within a diverse setting. The program does not seek to build consensus, but to use civil discourse skills in generating public discussion in which we might be able to identify and describe a diversity of key arguments so that individuals can develop informed commitments and then vote on those commitments.
Series Schedule
- Civil Discourse Facilitator Training
Saturday, Sept. 29, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. – Registration: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s8HWGQFJ
- What is Civil Discourse?
A publicly-sourced discussion to define civil discourse and create a structure that we will practice.
Monday, Oct. 8, 6-7:30 p.m.
- Practicing Civil Discourse: Amendment 64 "The Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol Act of 2012"
Monday, Oct. 15, 6-7:30 p.m.
- Practicing Civil Discourse: Domestic Issues of the 2012 Presidential Election
Monday, Oct. 22, 6-7:30 p.m. (cancelled – watch the Presidential Debate from Lynn University, Boca Raton, Florida)
- Reflections & Next Steps: An action-oriented discussion on how to facilitate civil discourse in our personal, professional, institutional, and community lives.
Monday, Nov. 5, 6-7:30 p.m.
The following Iliff departments have collaborated to organize this fall program: Chapel and Spiritual Life, Communications, Office of Diversities, Justice & Peace Studies, Master's of Arts in Social Change degree program, Office of Professional Formation, and Student Senate.
This programming is made possible with support from our co-sponsors and a $2,000 Campus Vote grant from Colorado Campus Compact, the regional branch of a national coalition dedicated to fulfilling the civic purposes of higher education.
Dates: Saturday, Sept. 29, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Mondays, Oct. 8, 15, 22, and Nov. 5, 6-7:30 p.m.
Location: Iliff School of Theology, Great Hall, 2201 S. University Blvd., Denver, CO 80210


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By Rich Heldenfels Akron Beacon Journal
Q: Why is Chris Matthews' show ending?
A: Let's start by clarifying. "Hardball," the long-running series Matthews has hosted for MSNBC, is not going anywhere. But "The Chris Matthews Show," the syndicated, weekend talkfest he has hosted, will end July 21.
Matthews announced the decision in April after signing a new contract with MSNBC.
"There are limits to what I can do in a week," he said in a news release.
"Henceforth, I intend to concentrate any time left over from 'Hardball' on writing books like the one I'm committed to now on the relationship between Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan, that and producing documentaries on history and politics.
"I can't do everything and still do what I have to do well," he said.
Q: My husband and I are loyal fans of the ION show "Flashpoint." The last show of the season wrapped up all the characters' lives. Will the show return for another season? Or has it been canceled? Hopefully, it will return.
A: It will not, except in reruns. The Canadian-made police drama's two-part episode "Keep the Peace" wrapped up the series after five seasons.
Q: Could you tell me what happened to Nikki Blonsky of "Hairspray"?
A: After starring as Tracy Turnblad in the 2007 screen version of the hit musical (itself adapted from an earlier John Waters film), Blonsky was a TV guest star, showed up in movies like "Waiting for Forever" and had a lead role in the too-short-lived ABC Family series "Huge,"
But it hasn't all been easy for the actress, now 24 years old. In 2011, Newsday reported that she had gotten a cosmetology license and was working in a Long Island hair salon.
Blonsky said on Twitter at the time that she was doing it to help pay the bills but had not given up on her acting dreams.
Since then she has been in a couple of episodes of "Smash" and appeared in the movies "The English Teacher," with Julianne Moore, and "Geography Club."
Q: I would like to know if three of my favorite shows will be on in the fall. They are "The Lying Game," "Switched at Birth" and "Arrow."
A: Costumed-crimefighter drama "Arrow" will indeed be back for a second season on The CW.
"Switched at Birth" is airing new episodes now on ABC Family, and will have them through Aug. 19., but the fall schedule has not been determined.
As for "The Lying Game," no decision on future episodes, another ABC Family rep said. Published reports say the network wants to see how its summer shows do before making a decision.
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For couples who are seeking to grow their marriage in positive ways, I use a model that incorporates 8 principles for strengthening and refining marriages that are NOT facing significant problems. This is not marriage counseling, as much as it is coaching for healthy joyous living together. Another feature of couples counseling is to work with couples who are facing challenges with parenting.


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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Federal authorities are accusing a former doctor in northeastern Ohio of illegally distributing painkillers and pills to his patients.
The FBI says those who were prescribed the pills included drug addicts and people who were never examined by the doctor.
An indictment released Wednesday names 63-year-old Dr. Adolph Harper Jr. of Akron, along with three of his office workers.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says the group distributed hundreds of thousands of doses of prescription drugs from 2009 to 2012.
Among the charges are conspiring to traffic pharmaceutical drugs, drug trafficking and health care fraud.
The indictment also alleges the doctor's employees would write orders for painkillers for themselves or patients when the doctor wasn't in the office.
A message seeking comment was left with Harper's attorney on Wednesday.


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CORONA, CA -- AVT Inc. is conducting a nationwide campaign to spread the message that the automated retailing industry can be a key player in the nation's economic growth.
The campaign will be featured in The Wall Street Journal and other publications, as well as in online ads on Google, Yahoo and other high-traffic sites, according to the company.
The ads will emphasize that automated retailing benefits individuals by providing them with a relatively low-cost way to start their own businesses, and with little overhead. While many startups can require investments of hundreds of thousands of dollars, almost anyone can become their own boss and open an automated store, according to the Corona, CA-based provider of automated retail systems.
The AVT campaign stresses that many people who have lost jobs in the recent economic downturn have found a new beginning by opening their own automated stores and touts them as a fast and efficient way to sell everything from sunglasses to swimsuits in locations where consumers need them most.
"If the last 20 years were about the growth of online shopping, the next 20 will be about the growth of automated stores," said Shannon Illingworth, chairman and founder of AVT. "It has the advantages of online shopping, but it is better, because consumers can immediately get what they want, they don't have to pay for shipping, and the prices can be the lowest possible due to the greatly reduced overhead."


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By Gale Fiege Herald Writer
CAMANO ISLAND — Cindy Rigtrup's children read their library books as fast as they can. A stack of just-read books by the door means another fun trip to the library to check out more.
If they read 10 books or 1,000 pages, Rigtrup's kids are eligible for the library's summer reading program prize of a new bicycle.
"We absolutely love our library. For us, it's about teaching our kids to make habits for lifelong learning," said Rigtrup, 33. "All my friends who are moms use the library. It's such a great resource. We attend most of the summer programs for children and we're all voting for a new library."
Camano Island's pilot library, a project of Sno-Isle Libraries, has been serving people on the island since 2007 in a 1,800-square-foot store front at Terry's Corner.
On the Aug. 6 ballot are two measures that would ensure that the Rigtrup kids continue to have a local library.
The first proposition asks Camano voters if a special taxing district, called a library capital facility area, should be formed on Camano Island. The measure requires a simple majority to pass. The second proposition asks voters if a $2.3 million bond should be issued to establish a permanent library on the island. The bond measure requires that 60 percent of those voting must approve it for the proposition to pass. Both measures have to pass if people want a permanent library. If neither measure passes, the board of Sno-Isle Libraries would decide how best to serve Camano Island library patrons and whether the temporary library would continue.
If approved, taxes to support construction would be levied for a 10-year period, costing about 9 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value or about $22.50 a year for the owner of a $250,000 home. Property tax collection for the library project would begin in 2014, the same time as construction.
A new 5,000-square-foot library would be located at the site of the former Islander Restaurant at Terry's Corner and open in early 2015. With more space than the current storefront, the library would provide room for additional popular books, movies, CDs, a larger area to drop off and pick up reserved library materials and media titles, an area for children's activities, comfortable and quiet seating areas and additional computers for public use, Sno-Isle Libraries spokesman Ken Harvey said.
Camano Islander Shirley Murray works as a job coach for Washington Vocational and often meets her clients at the library, where she can direct them to job searches on the library's computers. Many of her clients don't have an Internet connection at home.
"The library is important for our community. The number of people in and out in a day is amazing, as is the level of academic learning that goes on here," Murray said. "The library is critical to our future. A few more cents on your property tax to support the public good, well, it's a minimal contribution. I would hate to see this go down because our community has lost sight of caring for our neighbors."
Harvey said he knows of no organized opposition to the library propositions.
A survey commissioned by Sno-Isle showed that two-thirds of Camano's population of 15,600 people use the library and that most of those people want a bigger, permanent library. With the economy turning around, it seemed like a good time to ask the voters to fund it, Harvey said.
"We want people to freely connect to all the world has to offer," he said.
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hello forum, i installed backtrack 5 today, and am having some issues when trying to connect to the internet.. when i click wicd, i get this popup "Could not connect to D-Bus interface. Check the wicd log for the error messages". i x it out, and enter my WEP key, and click connect. then everything freezes for a minute or two, even th mouse becomes unresponsive.. once it becomes responsive again, it tells me my WEP key is incorrect..
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DALLAS -- Meredith Combs has joined LAI Games USA to assume the newly created inside sales and customer relations position. She brings eight years of customer service experience to her new duties.
"We are fortunate to have recruited someone of Meredith's caliber," said LAI sales vice-president Chris Brady. "Her enthusiasm and willingness to go the extra mile make her a great addition to our team."
LAI Games USA is a subsidiary of Leisure and Allied Industries (LAI), a leader in the interactive entertainment and game industry for more than half a century. It develops, manufactures and markets coin-operated prize merchandising and ticket redemption games, photobooths, and kiddie rides to distributors, operators, and entertainment centers around the world.


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Hey all.
I am looking for suggested reading and projects to familiarize myself with using the tools in BT4.
Some quick background...
I'm brand new to BackTrack and these forums. I just graduate college, studied Computer Engineering (so I am well versed in everything from software down to machine code and processor design). I am now employed by a company that has me on a network / cyber security team, and I am training up to utilize my technical skills in conjunction with security.
So, I have only a bit of experience (yeah im a noob) with network security/hacking tools out there (ive used sniffers, scanners). And I am eager to learn a lot more. I have strong knowledge of networking hardware and protocols, and I hope to take that a step further into practical skills.
I am less interested in breaking Wifi (although fun, ive already done a bunch of that kind of stuff), and more interested in learning how to case a network environment from a remote location, in prep for pen testing. I know a lot of theory behind this but I am in search of a practical project / reading that can help me familiarize with BT4.
Thanks in advance for the advice, and I look forward to getting more involved with BT (maybe even using my coding skills to contribute someday.)
*another note: I am decent with linux, im no guru but its not at all foreign to me. if that influences suggestions at all.
thanks pureh@ate. Seems I should really be looking to professionally taught courses from the get go. As a tack on question:
what are the most respected certs in this field? I am currently pursuing CISSP, what is next best step (maybe CEH?)
Thank you.
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So to break it down simply: If you wanna look good on paper get stuff like a cissp, if you really wanna learn how to produce code, work with buffer overflow, scan and exploit remote box's and other hands on practical tasks then offsec is the way to go. Plus the offsec classes can give you those little points (forgot what they are called), that you need for cissp renewal. I'm sure people with a cissp may have differing opinions so just to be clear this is only my opinion.
amael. I'm actually doing this training / research and learning on my own time separate from my job. I'll only be using my own computer to do anything that could be considered unsanctioned. This is one reason I am searching for outside guidance, I currently don't have a funds to take an offsec course (although a year or so down the road I might).
I am really trying to prepare myself for a future project that I am building towards. My current job doesn't entail a full fledged security position, that is what I get to look forward to a little bit down the line. I just want to be the best possible when I get there.
Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework
As mentioned above, Heorot courses are also excellent.
edit: Also worth mentioning this course was designed for a charitable cause, if you try it out please donate.
GIAC Certifications in High Demand
Slightly longer answer:
It depends in which area of computer security you want to specialise in (incident handling, intrusion analysis, computer forensics, penetration testing, etc), and it also depends on your market (where you want to work). A good way to get an idea about this is to check job ads in your chosen area and see what they ask for.
For pen testing the best known certifications are the CEH and GPEN, although there are others, including some based on OSSTMM and the OSCP from Offensive Security. My opinion on the CEH is that it just teaches you to memorise lists of tools. GPEN is better, it teaches process and tools, and there is less memorisation by rote, although the test can be overly focused on the SANS courseware. I have a very high opinion of the OSCP - of all the certifications I have done it provided the best verification of technical ability. The certification is not that well known however and by design it doesn't cover all aspects of a penetration test. If you do the GPEN and OSCP I think this gives pretty good coverage for general penetration testing, but you might need to look at something else such as GWAPT to get good coverage of Web App testing and OSWP or GAWN to get coverage of Wireless testing.
As you can probably tell from the link above though, the SANs stuff is pretty well regarded. My experience with them has been positive as well.
There's a discussion thread on the forums here somewhere about the CISSP that you may want to read, and Ive made comments there. My own opinion on the CISSP is that its not overly useful if you're interested in technical work, its better for documentation work (risk assessments, security documentation preparation, etc). I think the description of the CISSP as being an inch deep and a mile wide sums it up.
Given your stated interest in the information gathering stage of pen testing, Id recommend you look into the PWB Offsec course and the OSCP certification. If you cant afford it (the online version is pretty cheap by the way), then read up on DNS enumeration (reverse, forward brute force, zone transfer), whois enumeration, NetBIOS/SMB enumeration, SNMP enumeration, search engine and web information gathering, host/port scanning, operating system and service identification, etc.
Check out penetration testing frameworks such as ISSAF, OSSTMM and the "Penetration Testing Framework" to get some hints. The Hacking Exposed book also has a pretty good overview.
Yes, that really bothers me when I see newbie posters asking for help about "Pen Testing" their own PC using Metasploit....
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
The Forum Rules, Forum FAQ and the BackTrack Wiki... learn them, love them, live them.
I would suggest reading thse before you even consider touching another persons computers:
C++ The Language (by the creator, Bjourne)
TCP/IP Illustrated Volumes 1 through 3
Hacking the art of exploitation
Shellcoders handbook
Webhackers handbook
Applied Cryptography
No Tech Hacking (Johnny long)
Hardware hacking: have fun while voidng your warrantee
Understanding the linux kernel (and the windows counterpart)
The Art of Assembly
The entire "Stealing the network" series (this is more for methodologies)
This may seem like alot but if you fish it all you will be quie well versed in everything you need to get at least a few basic certs (probaby more advanced as I swiped a copy of the CEH exam and it was actually uite easy, and this was right after finishing about half of those )
Oh and take lots of breaks, I actually play games, I find if Im absorbing knowledge for hours on end, I usually dont retain it.
Skip anything you feel you are knowledged enough in, but do so at your discretion.
I feel it is better to be a jack of all trades and a master of it all as well
Besides in the context of the thread it was hilarious.
@OP There is a lot of good information here, as may have been stated on the forums. The biggest thing is deciphering what is useful and what is not. Not to mention there is a good thread with maybe a billion links to books and other resources on the web, to further you along.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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Those eskimos who lived on almost only animal products, had a lifespan at least ten years shorter than those who didn't. That they didn't die immediately, but diedeaslier on a almost raw-flesh diet tells us something, doesn't it?The inuit for example, live(d) almost completely off of -raw- flesh for survival,
Even if these weapons both have been used to protect us against much stronger animals, and that some tools originally was assumed to be used for hunting were used for digging in the earth, I don't think anyone suggests that nobody ate meat in those periods - that's a different discussion which nobody seem to be interested in.We have made many archeological finds of hunting tools and weapons from the paleolitic ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleolithic ) eras
There's of course a link between the two, but what you write almost suggests that 'if you have guns/tools, use them'. Maybe it was the other way round: some humanoids developed weapons for a reason - maybe the needed meat to survive (they certainly did in some periods), they though they did - or looked at (some) animals and copied what they did.I have a theory that before the paleolithic ages, we (or our ancestors) ate less meat because we hadn't yet developped as many tools and skills to catch and kill it.
We have some threads about this already...Our digestive systems are completely different to either that of an herbivore or a carnivore.
We are able to eat mud as well. Does that make us natural mud eaters?We are specifically evolved to be able to eat either, depending on what environmental circumstances we have to adapt to.
I posted five questions about 'being able to' used as an argument that potentially supports the idea that we are natural omnivore in an earlier post in this thread:
Question 9: Humans are capable of dancing foxtrot (with no known unwanted side effects). Do you suggest that humans are 'natural foxtrot dancers'? Or would 'we may or may not dance foxtrot' be more accurate?
Question 10: Does it make sense to you to look at stuff "we can digest" (vague term, I know) and use that as a reference for terms like 'natural ******** eaters', terms normally used to describe what would be considered a good diet for humans ?
Question 11: If you do not see 'capable of' as a relevant criterion for what's to be considered natural for us, why should we consider humans 'natural omnivores' or 'natural animal product eaters'?
Question 12: We have many other threads with links between health problems on an omnivorous diet, and many more will come. Looking at our Cancer, adaptation and the vegan diet, would you say that humans are 'perfectly capable of eating meat and thriving'?
Question 13: Are you sure it wouldn't make more sense to claim that a plant based diet (containing many nutrients known for reducing/preventing serious diseases like cancer - nutrients NOT existing in animal products*) is a diet we are "perfectly capable of eating and thriving on" to a larger extent than an omnivorous diet?
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Too much vomitting in breastfed babies
I have been a mum for ten years and this topic I am about to discuss is about my sister's eldest son of 1 and a half and his little baby brother. These cute little kids are born through caesarian birth and were breastfed during their first six months. However, I have never encountered, in my many years of being a mother, having babies who vomit almost every after they feed milk. Whether my sister's babies feed on breastmilk straight from the mother's or through a bottle, they spit out milk almost all the time. It happened to her eldest and now it is happening to her second baby too.
It was not a problem to the couple though, my sister and her husband, mainly because their pedia was fine with it and that they say that their babies are doing okay and healthy. They don't shake them or play with them after every feed. It was not really a big deal to me because they are all fine, it's just that is this normal?
Why do some babies vomit milk almost every after they are fed?
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There are many different reasons why babies will burp up or vomit milk after a feed.
For me, I found that if my baby had a bubble of air in her tummy, and then took a feed on top of it, that as soon as I put her up on my shoulder to burp her, the bubble would come up, and all the milk on top of it.
Some of my other bubs would just do a little spit up after feeds, when I burped them, but not a projectile vomit.
Some bubs have reflux which causes them to vomit after feeds, and some are allergic to the milk they are drinking.
Having a baby who vomits can be stressful for mum because it means changing clothes more often, and cleaning up more often. Sometimes Craniosacral therapy can help, especially after a C-Section, and chiropractic care as well.
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There could be many reasons, for one, they could be allergic to something in the mother's diet. It could be eggs, milk, peanut butter, etc. Any of the things mentioned by Kate could also be at play. I had one child who spit up quite frequently, but the doctor said it was normal. If the baby is growing and developing, it may be normal for them.
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Hello everybody,
Your replies were very helpful. I told my sister about what all of you mentioned in the thread, and she found it very useful and eased up her worries.
She admitted though that the probable reason why they do spit milk out almost every after feed is because they are fed only after they have cried a lot. She believes that when a baby cries a lot, the bub's tummy starts to produce gastric juices that then creates an upset stomach. An upset stomach, most of the time, does not take in food easily and instead "kicks" food out. Well, she believes that is the reason why that happens; I believe that she may need to seek a specialist.
Once again thank you all.
9th July 2012 10:18 PM #5
I have some friends who breastfeed their babies who have reflux and they say that sitting the baby up after the feed (sometimes for up to 30 minutes) helps with this. Breastfeeding in certain, more upright, positions is also better for babies who have reflux (e.g. the 'rugby ball hold'). If your sister suspects it is reflux then it would be best if she mentioned this to the paediatrician. If it is not reflux, then these positions can still be helpful. As can checking if the baby needs to burp after a feed.
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Hi MumO'Three,
Thanks for the update. Do you know why the babies are crying a lot before being fed?


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normally in a 4 man you fight for something, what would the 4 man LW comp fight for?
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galbraith and armstrong dont seem to be the level of fighters Vision are pushing to be representing there organisation as champions.
Rab isnt representing the griphouse, spars there form time to time but isnt on the athletes programmes
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An old friend of Greg's, a music historian, is killed and left in a piano and it turns out that a notorious mobster from the old days of Vegas may be responsible.
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"According to feedback from MLB, we've been more organized and more proactive than any other team MLB has dealt with," Hall says proudly. "We're taking the initiative in each and every area.
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When I came out of my J. Walker-caffeine coma around 2 a.m. on Sunday morning, I hurriedly gathered all the free thumb drives I'd collected and used to store my show notes, plunking them into the decorative fruit bowl on the dining room table of my high-roller's suite. Torturing my brain, I managed to get them into what I believed was chronological order affixing sequential number stickers to each with a stolen glue stick and tears. Then I stuffed them into my pockets and suitcases along with what I'm pretty sure weren't my clothes and sprinted to the airport and a 7 a.m. flight back to the City That Lies About Never Sleeping.
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My cab driver on the way to McCarran had been a passenger on my way there, now working off severe gambling debts he incurred impressing his exotic new dancer-wife, Shadow, while my cab driver from LaGuardia was Travis Kalanick courageously crossing growing taxi driver picket lines trying to drum up business for Uber. Different men, but both were mumbling angry Babylonian curses to themselves, and both were driving Toyota Priuses -- which are surprisingly roomy and slow.
Once I made it home and Pammy had lovingly refused to give me a travel-stress-reducing neck rub, I dug my thumb drives out of my various bags, clothes, and crevices; poured a cup of New York cwu-a-offee; and got to work contemplating the last stage of the Cringely CES formula: the Hidden Hotness. This exalted echelon of electronic eminence is voraciously coveted by all CES technorati and very difficult to achieve. Unlike a mere "best of show" designation, the Hidden Hotness has actual requirements. It needs to combine the pinnacle of CES's two most important business disciplines: gratuitous engineering and bald-faced marketing hype.
T-Mobile's smoke and mirrors
I had several contenders to choose from, beginning with T-Mobile and the new buyback program it's flinging at customers in a last, lifesaver-in-the-waves attempt to keep from drowning. However, seeing as how this is really just a way for CEO John Legere to funnel money from his engineering budget that otherwise might foolishly be squandered improving the carrier's service and instead pour it into a marketing campaign that might keep the company from dying out like a big pink panda in an ill-managed zoo, it only qualified as a leader in marketing.
I'm a trained journalist with a keen eye, so I don't miss details like that, even though Legere attempted to blind me with his hipster haircut and fantastic keynote quotes he made during his speech the day after he got kicked out of Monday's AT&T event. "It's not Joe Shmoe pulling porn off the Internet that's the problem," he growled, "it's the data cap." That's just one of many. See if you can find it on the YouTubes.
I've met Joe Shmoe and he says he's going to stop downloading the dirt because why would you want to look at smut on your tiny phone screen anyway? Shmoe was killed a few days later when he walked in front of bus while staring at his phone with a badly timed Viagra episode. They're making a preventative infomercial about it starring Andy Dick.


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