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A man walked into the produce section of his local supermarket, and asked to buy half a head of lettuce.
The boy working in that department told him that they only sold whole heads of lettuce.
The man was insistent that the boy ask his manager about the matter.
Walking into the back room, the boy said to the manager, Some a**hole wants to buy half a head of lettuce. As he finished his sentence, he turned to find the man standing right behind him, so he added, and this gentleman kindly offered to buy the other half.
The manager approved the deal, and the man went on his way.
Later the manager said to the boy, I was impressed with the way you got yourself out of that situation earlier. We like people who think on their feet here. Where are you from, son?
Canada, sir, the boy replied.
Well, why did you leave Canada? the manager asked.
The boy said, Sir, theres nothing but whores and hockey players up there.
Really?! said the manager. My wife is from Canada.
Seriously?? replied the boy. Whod she play for?
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Washington : Government Printing Office
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|Interior Department Appropriation Act, 1953.
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|49 Stat. 891.
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|449 Roads and trails.
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|School facilities, Minn.
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|450 Recreational director. Curator.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the Department of the Interior for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1953, namely:
For expenses necessary to provide health, education, and welfare services for Indians, either directly or in cooperation with States and other organizations, including payment (in advance or from date of admission), of care, tuition, assistance, and other expenses of Indians in boarding homes, institutions, or schools; grants and other assistance to needy Indians; maintenance of law and order, and payment of rewards for information or evidence concerning violations of law on Indian reservations or lands; and operation of Indian arts and crafts shops and museums; $51,801,000.
For expenses necessary for management, development, improvement, and protection of resources and appurtenant facilities under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, including payment of irrigation assessments and charges; acquisition of water rights; conducting agricultural experiments and demonstrations; advances for Indian industrial and business enterprises; and development of Indian arts and crafts as authorized by law (25 U. S. C. 305), including expenses of exhibits; $13,253,760.
For construction, major repair, and improvement of irrigation and power systems, buildings, utilities, roads and trails, and other facilities; acquisition of lands and interests in lands; preparation of lands for farming; and architectural and engineering services by contract; to remain available until expended; $17,500,000, of which $1,380,000 is for liquidation of obligations incurred pursuant to authority previously granted: Provided, That no part of the sum herein appropriated shall be used for the acquisition of land within the States of Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming outside of the boundaries of existing Indian reservations: Provided further, That no part of this appropriation shall be used for the acquisition of land or water rights within the States of Nevada, Oregon, and Washington either inside or outside the boundaries of existing reservations: Provided further, That of the amount included herein for the construction of roads and trails, such part of the amount as determined by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs shall be available only for roads and trails which State and local governments agree to take over and maintain when the improvement is completed: Provided further, That the amount of $24,000 heretofore appropriated and now available under this heading for school facilities at Squaw Point Unorganized Territory, Minnesota, may be expended for school facilities for the Prairie Island Indian Community or for cooperation
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with Burnside Consolidated School District Numbered 3, Goodhue County, Minnesota, in the construction, extension, eqiupment, or improvement of public-school facilities as may be agreed upon by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the State Department of Education of Minnesota, under such terms and conditions as the Secretary may prescribe.
For expenses necessary for the general administration of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, including such expenses in field offices, $3,525,647.
For an additional amount for loans as authorized by sections 10 and 11 of the Act of June 18, 1934 (25 U. S. C. 470, 471), as amended and supplemented, and section 1 of the Act of April 19, 1950 (Public Law 474), $1,000,000.
Appropriations for the Bureau of Indian Affairs (except the revolving fund for loans) shall be available for purchase of not to exceed two hundred and sixty passenger motor vehicles (of which two hundred and fifty shall be for replacement only), which may be used for the transportation of Indians; purchase of ice for official use of employees; services as authorized by section 15 of the Act of August 2, 1946 (5 U. S. C. 55a), including not to exceed $5,000 for expenditure at rates for individuals not in excess of $100 per diem on irrigation and power matters, when authorized by the Secretary; and expenses required by continuing or permanent treaty provisions.
In addition to the tribal funds authorized to be expended by existing law, there is hereby appropriated $2,920,000 from tribal funds not otherwise available for expenditure for the benefit of Indians and Indian tribes, including pay and travel expenses of employees; care, tuition and other assistance to Indian children attending public and private schools (which may be paid in advance or from date of admission); purchase of land and improvements on land, title to which shall be taken in the name of the United States in trust for the tribe for which purchased; lease of lands and water rights; compensation and expenses of attorneys and other persons employed by Indian tribes under approved contracts; pay, travel and other expenses of tribal officers, councils, and committees thereof, or other tribal organizations, including mileage for use of privately owned automobiles and per diem in lieu of subsistence at rates established administratively but not to exceed those applicable to civilian employees of the Government; relief of Indians, without regard to section 7 of the Act of May 27, 1930 (46 Stat. 391), including cash grants; and employment of a recreational director for the Menominee Reservation and a curator for the Osage Museum, each of whom shall be appointed with the approval of the respective tribal councils and without regard to the classification laws: Provided, That in addition to the amount appropriated herein, tribal funds may be advanced to Indian tribes during the current fiscal year for such purposes as may be designated by the governing body of the particular tribe involved and approved by the Secretary: Provided, however, That no part of this appropriation or other tribal funds shall be used for the acquisition of land or water rights within the States of Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and
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Wyoming, either inside or outside the boundaries of existing Indian reservations.
Approved, July 9, 1952.

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Although there is an item in question here, the purpose of this thread is to make some light over this kind of situation which has happened to me and probably to others.
I had uploaded an item which was rejected and after a support ticket asking for further information, I got the following message from a certain reviewer: "The file has a great start and design concept but the typography is lacking, work a bit more on it, think about the typeface selection and visual hierarchy."
After more work put into it, the flyer got rejected with a message sent from an anonymous reviewer: "Unfortunately, your submission is too similar to existing item(s) in our marketplace. Your upload must be a unique concept not based on any existing marketplace item."
The file has not been based on any item, nor the reviewer has mentioned any similar item (I haven't seen any). The look of the item has changed little, with more emphasize on typography.
As an experienced Top 10 GraphicRiver author, I believe this kind of inconsistencies reveal the lack of professionalism from this reviewer.
Any information, suggestions?
I think the problem is the reviewers don't have enough time to deal with each item. Sometimes it would be useful to give authors a bit more information. In your example, if they had told you your item needed to be more unique, you wouldn't have ended up working on it more and then getting it rejected. Other than that I think the reviewers do a good job.
Call it bad luck , or the reviewer had a bad day ? :))
And sometimes you get things like:
Soft reset: your item needs a typographi work, you fix it. Soft reset again: also the back grond looks a bit old.
It helps your Item to get better but… the reviewers have 2-days / one week to see what your item needs,, they could colect all the changes and tell you at once.
Same thing here.
I make business card design. And it is unique, but i got message, that my iteam was rejected because is not unique.
now i am used with it, now a days very rarely my items will get approved for sale
I have the same issue
I'm new in this community. I started sending works since October and 3 items have been rejected consecutive all with the same answer. Your submission is too similar to existing item(s) in our marketplace. Your upload must be a unique concept not based on any existing marketplace item."
It makes me a bit frustrated. It is not possible to give me more details or at least a link with the similar items?
I am ready to learn new stuff and rectify where necessary.
I 'll keep carry on sending new items.
Reviewers deal with a large number of submissions on a daily basis, and it can sometimes be difficult to provide excellent and detailed feedback on every single item submitted. We do our best to provide solid and helpful feedback when we can – TovioMedia hit it right on. If your item was rejected because it is too similar to another item on the marketplace then… it probably is. Try searching the marketplace for similar items.
Every item I have ever submitted has been rejected at least once before finally being accepted. I feel the same way as Artorious, rejections are often quite inconsistent. For example, I submitted 2 items at the same time, both had the exact same file layout, both of the were rejected the first time saying that my screenshots were not named properly, so I checked the files and they were named as they are supposed to be, so I submitted again without changing anything on both of the items. One was accepted while the other one was rejected once again for the same reason, so again I checked the files and they are both exactly the same, in fact I copy and pasted the files from one to the other, I submitted that item again with no changes and it was rejected again saying that it didn't meet the standards of GraphicRiver… I made no change and it was accepted.
I have this kind of problem with most, if not all of my items.
I have only been here for a short time, but I agree with Artorius that I would love to see a considerable amount of attention devoted to devising a strategy that would improve the consistency between reviewers decisions. I have no doubt that the reviewers are swamped with files to look through, but maybe there's a way their decisions can be better backed by 'law' rather than having to rely on opinion as much.
As a specific example, I had a wood text style set I worked on that I felt was different from existing ones. It was rejected due to being too similar to other existing items… no big deal, I'll work hard and smarter.. that part wasn't a problem for me. I was urked when I did a search for 'wood text style' and it returned 5 pages of results… BUT THEN, I did a search for 'metal text style' and it returned 19 pages of results.
I'm not saying my reviewer was wrong, I can understand his decision.. but I feel like I see at least one new metal text style each week.. and they usually all look 'too similar' to existing ones. So I agree that there shouldn't be too many of similar items… I think it just needs to happen better and more consistently across the market.
I am only speaking from my one experience and can't truly speak in regards to the entire market place… but that's just my two cents.


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So that spot in ocean city that you surf only has like 5 guys out at a time?!?
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So that spot in ocean city that you surf only has like 5 guys out at a time?!?
Yeah Sandy did one good thing and that was create good breaks in northern jersey. And now the good ol' army corps came to the rescue and destroyed that. I'm excited to see how the guys from Illinois destroy our beaches.... Have any of them even seen the ocean before?
I hate the long walk out to the water :)
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So, this thread worries me then I look for that one post that seems to explain what is actually going on in a more detailed way, but that post is not here. I understand there putting sand into the water, everywhere, so where is the sand coming from? Why are they doing this rather than trying something else, haven't they done this pre-Sandy? And last but certainly not least how/why will it ruin our surf breaks, sounds like to me you'll just have to re adjust your paddle out with the tide.
really??!!!a little late for protesting. I thought we already went over this 4 months ago,nobody cared,beach replenishment is already completed in sea bright to Monmouth beach,that was early july.point is we are already screwd.but hey theres waves tomorrow
What happens is this sand not only messes with the natural order of the layout under water near the shore, but actually fills in the sand bars. So for a very long time afterwards, all those nice sandbars that have taken years to build up and form are now going to be gone. No bars=waves breaking right onto the dry sand.
the local and federal governments simple don't care about our sand bars. the majority of tourism is not people looking to surf. they've always done replenishment this way and it's not the most effective way but there really isn't a cheaper solution that still allows rich people to live on the immediate coast. one of the only times i can think of where surfers were able to protect a break is trestles, and that wave is world class. it definitely ruins the surf break but they do come back as mother nature intended. it just takes a while.


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(Jason Howerton) One particularly rude Dunkin' Donuts customer is quickly becoming known across the Internet as the "worst customer ever."
The female customer went off in the store and demanded free food because she wasn't given a receipt on a recent purchase. And the polite and patient employee at the receiving end of the woman's wrath apparently had nothing to do with her complaint.
It is true that Dunkin' Donuts customers that don't get a receipt with their order are entitled to a refund on their purchase. But that doesn't mean you get to treat employees like garbage.
The Huffington Post explains what how it all went down:
In the video, the customer says she should get free food because of Dunkin' Donuts' policy that stipulates that customers who do not get a receipt with their order are entitled to refund of their purchase. A Dunkin' Donuts representative confirmed that the Dunkin' Donuts featured in the video does abide by the policy.
The unlucky worker who was on duty when the rant occurred offered free goods in exchange for the receipt slip up, but that apparently wasn't enough to appease the unruly customer.
"This girl was so f**king rude to me and said 'OK will you can get your order free next time,' So you know what I told her, I said 'I want the whole fucking menu b**ch, twice,'" the woman says in the video. "A guarantee is a guarantee and I've already called my lawyer and he is already on it."
"The employee featured in the video really deserves a medal of honor for his calm and collective response. Dunkin' Donuts, if you're reading this, give this guy a raise!" HuffPost adds.
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This author also believes the man's professionalism and patience are deserving of a pay bump.
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General Assembly/3C: Statement by Counsellor Christiane Hullmann at the adoption of the draft resolution on "National Institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights"
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After several rounds of informals, my delegation would like to propose resolution L.50 on National institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights for adoption by consensus. Let me inform you that the following countries have joined the list of co-sponsors after the tabling of the revised draft: Austria, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Moldova, Thailand, Tunisia, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
My delegation has appreciated the open and constructive atmosphere that prevailed during the informals and in between.
We were encouraged by many delegations who shared our view on the role of National Human Rights Institutions in the promotion and protection of human rights in their respective countries. We have been able to confirm that 20 years after the adoption of the Paris principles these principles continue to be the hallmark for the independence of human rights institutions and that they serve as a goal to be achieved and as an orientation for the further development of new institutions. We undertook to put special emphasis on the fact that the independence of a national human rights institution includes also that its staff not be subjected to any form of reprisals or intimidation as a result of their activities under the mandate of the institute.
The resolution takes up the issue of the role that National Human Rights Institutions do already play in the work of the United Nations. My delegation has thought it important to ask the Secretary General in his next report to take stock of the current participation of national human rights institutions compliant with the Paris Principles in the work of the United Nations General Assembly and related processes und subsequently to explore opportunities how this participation can be strengthened. Again, many delegations have supported this endeavor from the onset.
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US Sen. Rand Paul again visits South Carolina
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U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is back in South Carolina, the site of the first-in-the South GOP presidential primary in 2016.
But the Kentucky senator said Monday he won't make a decision on getting into the race for at least a year.
The Kentucky Republican spoke at a party fundraiser in Charleston and then met with reporters. Paul told about 75 people at the fundraiser that the GOP, to win the White House, must become a party that looks like the rest of America, appealing to young people and minorities.
Paul later said he will probably stay out of the South Carolina GOP U.S. Senate primary in which incumbent Lindsey Graham faces two challengers
On Tuesday, Paul speaks to the Corps of Cadets at The Citadel, South Carolina's military college.
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How the Travel Patterns of Older Adults Are Changing: Highlights from the 2009 National Household Travel Survey
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- Although individuals are traveling less, particularly in private vehicles, public transportation use is up.
- Older men are more mobile than older women; however, the gap has been narrowing.
- The number of older non-drivers has grown by more than 1.1 million.
To accommodate the mobility needs of an aging population, the focus of transportation planning and policy must shift from increasing road capacity to providing more multi-modal solutions. Investments are needed in Complete Streets, older driver safety measures, volunteer driver programs, public and specialized transportation, and implementation of the CLASS program.
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"Donald Hall in Hamden: An Elegy for the Suburbs," A Paper by Will Ginsberg
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Thursday, February 7, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM (EST)
The Institute Library presents a reading by Community Foundation President William W. Ginsberg of his paper, "Donald Hall in Hamden: An Elegy for the Suburbs," Thursday, February 7, at 7:00 p.m.
Donald Hall is one of the great American men of letters of his generation, serving as Poet Laureate of the United States in 2006-7 and receiving the National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama in 2011. As a descendent of an old Hamden family who was born and raised in Spring Glen, Hall's poetry and prose paint a very personal and vivid portrait of life in Depression-era Hamden. The Hurricane of 1938, life at the brand-new Hamden High School, and the rise and fall of the Connecticut dairy business are all examples of the fascinating nuggets of our community's history that are revealed to us in new ways through Donald Hall's writing.
Donald Hall's portrait of growing up in Hamden is painted in dark tones, however. Hall decries Hamden's transition a century ago from rural farming community to modern suburb and writes movingly of how that transition devastated his parents and shaped his own life. Rejecting his Connecticut roots, Hall has chosen to live his adult life on his grandparents' farm in New Hampshire, far from the community where he grew up, and has made his reputation as a poet of the rural north country.
Will Ginsberg discovered Donald Hall's poetry as a college student. In the almost four decades since, Will has embraced Hall's writing, identifying strongly with Hall's reverence for the past, his powerful connection to place and the way his poetry renders the landscape of the human heart. Will's paper, "Donald Hall in Hamden: An Elegy for the Suburbs," describes Donald Hall's portrayal of his upbringing in Hamden and the complex feelings that Hall has for our community. Hall's sense of loss - loss of his parents and loss of the Hamden that once was - are overriding themes. Yet at the same time, Will revels in the ways that Hall's personal experiences and reflections illuminate how our community came to be what it is. And, in the end, Will is able to reconcile his love of Hall's poetry with his own devotion to the community that Hall has rejected.
William W. Ginsberg has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, the largest charitable organization and grantmaker in our region, since 2000. Also a member of numerous boards of New Haven and Connecticut organizations, in 2011 Will received the Community Leadership Award from the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, the community's highest recognition for lifetime civic leadership.
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It seems to me that only a minority actually live out the message that they hear or preach. We keep worshiping God while arguing and dividing over the right way to do it. Jesus did not ask us to worship Him, He asked us to follow Him, which is an obedient life, and the most powerful way to worship Him. Our clever religion often keeps us from His preferred way of love and life. We can be angry, greedy, selfish, and vain while we are practicing and professing our faith. The world is suffering and … [Read more...]
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The Band Perry give their take on country, pop, rock music
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The Band Perry's Kimberly Perry says she really likes how country music is diversifying. The singer calls the country format "American art," which can be expressed in a variety of ways.
The Band Perry has included more rock elements on their new album, Pioneer, which is in stores today. The group has a number of events scheduled this week to promote the album.
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I think the only time he ever wore a head guard was ahead of the Pennington fight and he'd make us go harder. the guy is a machine! possible the biggest BW going i've seen too!
I think the only time he ever wore a head guard was ahead of the Pennington fight and he'd make us go harder. the guy is a machine! possible the biggest BW going i've seen too!
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so who does people think will be the most marketable to send in. wooten grant and holohan all have great records, hewitt has just been knocked out recently so that might hinder his shout. id expect to see 1 of our guys on the show at least.
with the house been split into 2 genders, does any body know if they are going to have twice as many of each and make them fight to get in the house or if it will be similar to the smashes where they just stick them straight in. personally id like to see them fight to get in. it gives them a bigger chance.
also seen somewhere that kakai went over. not sure if this is 100% but with them just being over sweden recently, he has a good record and is legit id expect to see him in there.
watching the video on mmafighting.com and there was some british lass who said a few lines introducing herself.
Laura Howarth is trained by the always wonderful Rosi Sexton I believe
So Laura is trained by Ryan and Big Bri as previously stated but she's trained by Rosi as well?
She actually trains out of ZT Fight Skool in Hove.
I`ve only done a very tiny part of her training, she comes to do some sessions with me but I can`t take any credit for her development.
That goes to the team at ZT Fight Skool.
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
Ah sorry I think it's Sarah Moras who trained with Rosi.
Forget I said anything
Laura trains with myself sol and Kenny moyston and wrestling at zt with dani vlad but she has trained with Rosie and Rosie has helped her out a lot she has been really enjoying going to train at gym o1 with big bri and his fighters she also trains bjj at elements in Brighton she also holds a black belt in kick boxing and karate.. She is 6.0.0 in k1 2.0.0 in boxing and 4.0.0 in mma
Some of her fights
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I have just tested new BT4 beta and found bug in coWPAtty 4.3. After capturing wireless packets (with handshake) with MADWIFI drivers, I try to find the key using coWPAtty. coWPAtty returns segmentation fault error when opening the PCAP file.
I have also tested coWPAtty on different systems (BT3, FC9, FC10) with different libPCAP libreries, tcpdump and tshark versions and coWPAtty still returns the same error. Ath5k driver doesn't solve the problem as well.
Does anybody have idea what makes the problem?
Although this thread has nothing to do with backtrack, I just have been exchanging emails with Josh on this matter.
First of all you need to be sure you are using the cowpatty in the /pentest/oc directory.
Second of all here is what Josh told me: When grabbing a hand shake the actual password is transmitted from the client to the AP in frames one and two so if you get those then aircrack will work becasue it only looks at frame 1 and 2. Cowpatty however uses frame 4 because that's where the AP verifies the password. If you only use frame 1 and 2 then aircrack doeant know if the password that the client tried to authenticate with is valid or not.
So most likely you have a incomplete 4 way hand shake even if it works with aircrack.
If you would like to send me the .cap Ill take a look at it and test it out. I have been doing extensive work in this area lately.
Hi All,
I have checked that PCAP file contain all 4 packets from 4-way handshake. Even if no handhsake is in PCAP file coWPAtty should return error like 'incomplete 4-way handshake' not 'segmentation fault' error. I have tested BT4 and coWPAtty with diffrent WPA versions, like WPA1-PSK TKIP, WPA2-PSK AES. In my PCAP files I had full handshake and no handshake which doesn't change anything. I have also used diffrent APs.
The strange thing is that PCAPs with handshakes captured on old systems like FC6 or BT2 work on coWPAtty 4.3 from BT4. IMHO sth is wrong with libraries or modules used form capturing wireless data. I have checked different libPCAPs version but it doesn't help. I have no idea what makes the problem but it has to be connected to the data capturing.
BTW i was using all coWPAtty's version which I could found on BT4.
I know that problem is more universal then BT4 however I hope that sombeody can help me.
In your opinion, does this lead you to believe that coWPAtty does a better job handling the .cap file in which a 4-way is captured?
As you stated, the same .cap file opened with aircrack-ng and by coWPAtty can give different results(i.e. aircrack-ng sees a 4-way, coWPAtty does not).
Clearly this has big implications in the success of a crack attempt.
You. Are. Doing. It. Wrong.
Well the way Josh explained it was if a client authenticated with the wrong password then aircrack would not know because I guess the confirmation from the AP hasn't happened. SO like if the password was backtrack but I try to authenticate with windows_rawks! then aircrack would fail but you would really never know. This is the reason Josh said he choose to make cowpatty look at the 4th frame. To be totally honest I'm still researching and trying to fully grasp the subject but that is the dummy version I was given
I have just found that disabling all radiotap and prism headers in MADWIFI driver (echo '801' > /proc/sys/net/ath0/dev_type) solves the "segmentation fault" error. However coWPAtty in this case doesn't see handshake which Aircrack-ng does.
I have no idea what about ath5k drivers which are now more popular.


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By Chris Horn, Carolinian magazine
In the span of a four-decade career, Nicholas Cooper-Lewter has counseled down-and-out death row inmates, talked professional athletes through sports slumps and preached to the faithful in church pews.
But the chapter he's writing now as a faculty member at USC might have the most impact of all. A senior instructor in the College of Social Work, Cooper-Lewter is mentoring student-athletes and students with no athletic inclinations at all. He's helping them see that no matter what life throws at you, there is still a strategy for success.
He points to the crucible of his own traumatic childhood and the redemption that followed as the foundation for who he would become.
"When I was going through my own hell as a child, I cried out to God for answers; I needed answers that worked," Cooper-Lewter said, recalling the years of physical and sexual abuse he endured.
"Eventually, I began to find the answers. I had key people speaking key truth at key times in my life. Now I've lived long enough to know that when I care, it's most clear that God cares."
Not long after he began teaching at USC 10 years ago, Cooper- Lewter created "Overcoming the Odds in Sports and Beyond," a course that has developed its own following among students and alumni. For some, Overcoming the Odds has been a defining passage in their lives as young adults, and "Doc" has been their guide.
"It wasn't just, 'Here's how you win in sports.' He teaches you how to become successful no matter what you do," said Andrea Leatherman, a 2007 graduate and former USC equestrian team member who continues to keep in touch with her former professor as she pursues a career as a professional equestrienne. "You know Doc cares; he's not there just to earn a salary."
Amy Nicholson, a junior social work major, became a mom at age 19 and seriously doubted her own ability to succeed in college years later.
"His basic message is aimed at redirecting your thoughts, not listening to messages that limit you. Anyone can have short-term success, but to have long-term success you have to change your thinking, anticipate the bumps in the road and understand the physical, social and spiritual components of success," she said. "I know I'll be a good social worker, and a lot of my confidence comes from Overcoming the Odds."
Some of what Cooper-Lewter imparts in the class sounds simplistic: "The world doesn't love you; you have to love yourself. Be mindful of who you hang out with, of what you eat and drink. You hold the keys to your destiny — you can attain the goals you desire if you look for the clues to success." It's basic stuff, but in the context of classroom discussions, his students often take the words to heart.
"I want to be a coach, and what has changed my perspective after talking with Dr. Cooper-Lewter is that I want to focus on character development, not just athleticism. I was focused on technique, but not on the intangibles. Now I want to work on character first, then the sport."
Otis Harris, a track standout at USC who won gold and silver track medals in the 2004 Athens Olympics, has returned to Carolina to finish a degree.
"There are student-athletes who are their family's only ticket out of socioeconomic hell, and that's a lot of pressure. When I talk to them in Overcoming the Odds, they're able, sometimes for the first time, to consider 'Who am I?' 'What is my purpose?' 'What attitudes need to be learned and unlearned?'
Arlene Andrews, a veteran social work professor at USC, points to Cooper-Lewter's "sense of compassion, genuineness and open, accepting demeanor" as the foundation for his rapport with students. "He starts where the other person is and helps them see where they can grow," she said.
Cooper-Lewter is the kind of person who looks for a way forward even when the road signs read Dead End. It was that perseverance that got him through a raw childhood and a career-ending injury as a college football player. He went on to earn a master's in social work, a Ph.D. in psychology and ordination in the Baptist church, all the while dealing with his troubled past and searching for answers that would bring him to a place of transformation. Years later, that's what draws people to his message.
"Those are the big questions that cover all of us. And we can't assume that people know the answers. For the student-athletes, I try to show them that physical athleticism is only one piece of the puzzle. They need a lot more than that to succeed. And if they get injured or when their sports careers end, as they all eventually will, they need a foundation to keep going."
Now a strength and conditioning coach for USC's football team, Freddy Saint-Preux sat in Cooper-Lewter's Overcoming the Odds course several years ago but didn't pay much attention to what he heard.
"My mind was focused on other things: girls mainly," said Saint-Preux, who played football at USC, then left before graduating to pursue an NFL career. When he got hurt, the dream was over. "I got in a funk where I didn't care too much about anything. But Dr. Cooper-Lewter made me understand that nothing is guaranteed in life so be grateful for the opportunities that are presented to you.
"I'm back at USC, not just working with the football team but enrolled in the criminal justice program. I'd love to work in the prison system, and I'd love to be like Doc, helping the guys inside to better themselves mentally."
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Costa Rica's current earthquake disaster is only one of many seismic events that have affected the country in its recent past. One of the most dramatic of these events was the eruption of the Irazú volcano in 1963.
Many people still remember Irazú's eruption, because of its profound effect on San José and the whole Central Valley. One visitor describes the eruption this way:
I remember "… the 'black snow.' This is not figuratively speaking. I mean literally. Irazú had acted up and was spewing out ash. One would brush ash from a car as if they were up north facing a snow storm. I don't remember how long it 'snowed.'" We arrived in Costa Rica sometime in the middle of November 1963. When that 'snow' stopped is when I fell in love with Costa Rica and her people."
For those unfamiliar with volcanoes and their eruptions, Irazú was particularly disturbing. People would walk to and from work through a shower of fine, black ash, and at the end of the day, their clothing was stained black. When it rained, the water would mix with the ash in the air, creating a thick, soot-colored rain. Buildings slowly darkened, and the sun was constantly masked by the eerie black fall of ash. To visitors who arrived in Costa Rica during the eruption, the whole country seemed bleak and grimy. And when the eruption finally ended in 1965, many people, like the above visitor, saw Costa Rica's true beauty for the first time.
In the past few days, vulcanologists have been monitoring some sporadic activity at the Poás volcano, which was very close to the epicenter of the January 8th earthquake. Just after the earthquake, the volcano began to rumble and show signs of some activity. However, scientists from the Costa Rican Vulcanological and Seismological Observatory (Observatorio Vulcanológico y Sismológico de Costa Rica—Ovsicori) denied that the volcano's activity was in any way caused by the earthquake. Instead, they determined that the volcano was merely making periodic shifts and adjustments, of a type it constantly seems to make. Scientists recorded similar volcanic activity at Poás in January 2008.
As routine as it supposedly is, some of the recent activity at Poás has been spectacular. On Monday, January 12 and Wednesday, January 14, the volcano had two phreatic eruptions—releases of steam, rock, ash and water. This type of eruption apparently occurs when very hot magma rises from beneath the earth's surface and touches ground water, creating a sort of steam explosion. Phreatic eruptions do not involve lava, although they can release noxious or poisonous gases. Monday's activity began with the appearance of what an Ovsicori spokesperson called a large "bubble of liquid" at the center of the volcano's crater lake. Soon afterward, a stream of ash, vapors and rock shot about 50 feet into the air.
Phreatic eruptions are fairly common at the Poás volcano, making it a prime tourist attraction. Spouts of steam frequently shoot out from the volcano's two crater lakes. Visitors can get very close to—and actually peer into—these crater lakes. They can also examine the volcano's sulfur lakes, said to be unique in the world.
At this time, the Poás volcano national park (Parque Nacional Volcán Poás) is closed, so that emergency vehicles can more easily reach the earthquake-ravaged areas at its base. However, most tourist attractions are still open, as are Costa Rica's other volcanic national parks.
Resting as it does on a constantly shifting geological base, Costa Rica boasts an ever-changing natural beauty.
Click here to read about recent eruptions at the Poás Volcano.
Click here to learn more about phreatic eruptions.
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LONG BEACH — Police have arrested the boyfriend of a woman found dead in a North Long Beach home Wednesday.
The unidentified woman was found with trauma to her upper body in a home on the 100 block of Ellis Avenue, according to Long Beach Police Department spokeswoman Nancy Pratt.
Long Beach officers entered the home Wednesday morning after initially receiving a call the night before asking them to make a welfare check.
After obtaining a search warrant, police entered the home to find the deceased woman and ruled the death a homicide.
The woman, whose identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin, is described only as a 51-year-old Long Beach resident.
Long Beach Police homicide detectives located the victim's 49-year-old boyfriend in Compton. His name was also witheld for unknown reasons.
The suspect, a Long Beach resident, was booked for murder and is being held at the Long Beach City Jail without bail.
Police say the victim and suspect shared the apartment on Ellis. The victim was last seen alive Monday.
Police said a domestic dispute was the likely motive. The Los Angeles County Coroner's Office will determine the time and official cause of death.
Police did not release details about whether a weapon was used.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact Long Beach Police Homicide Detectives Mark McGuire and Greg Krabbe at 562-570-7244. Anonymous tips may be submitted via text or web by visiting www.tipsoft.com.


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Our sports are very good, often winning national/conference championships, but games are typically not very well attended. I get the sense that people generally only go if they have a friend on the team or if it's a particularly important game (NESCAC finals, Williams game, homecoming). Socially, being on a team, varsity or club (particularly frisbee and crew), is generally very helpful, and a lot of teams seem to exclusively socialize with themselves or other athletes, leading to what some call an athlete-nonathlete divide. There's definitely certain areas of campus that are seen as where athletes hang out, or where athletes live. It will be interesting to see if the demolition of the Socials and decrease of suite-style housing will do anything to bridge that divide. On the administrative side, there's definitely been complaints about lack of funding for club and intramural sports, in which a lot of people participate, particularly when it comes to field time. Club sports are administered and funded by the student government, but people seem to think it would be better to consolidate all athletic activities under the athletic department. Overall, though, Amherst has many opportunities for students to get involved in sports at different levels, and it is easy to start a new intramural league for anything that isn't already available.
The physical condition of most dorms is great. They're well maintained, clean, and usually spacious. The furthest dorms from campus are still only about a 10 minute walk through a safe area. Furthermore, dorm RCs are, at least in my experience, helpful when you need them, but not too nosy or heavy handed. Generally, if you don't regularly make a mess, cause dorm damage, or disturb your hall mates, they will give you a pass on most things. Room draw can be a stressful process, especially if you have a big group, but the college seems to be doing all it can to streamline it and make it as fair as possible. I do think that many of the dorms are lacking in amenities, especially upperclassmen dorms. It seems a little basic to put things like water fountains and vending machines in all dorms. Some of the common rooms are also under furnished and not containing many incentives for students to gather there. Something like a ping pong table or foosball would definitely turn many common rooms into more of a social space rather than a place for one or two people to quietly study. Also, several dorms don't have elevators, so if you suffer an injury during the school year, good luck? Finally, the social atmosphere in dorms can be very hit or miss. Some freshman dorms (particularly when the whole building is sub-free) form close bonds and stay friends throughout their time at Amherst. Others (Pratt) seem to have trouble forming a community.
The campus is beautiful, it's FAR, far away from where I used to live (Seoul, Korea), and all the students and professors are so immersed in what they love to learn. I absolutely love it! However, there have been a few issues where the administration hasn't dealt well with students suffering from mental disabilities or other illnesses.


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Each room carries an electrical load limit of approximately 10-15 amps. The electrical capacity within student rooms does not permit the use of any appliance rated over six amps (700 watts). For example, stereos, TVs, and small refrigerators each draw two to three amps. Refrigerators larger than 3.6 cubic feet and air conditioners are not permitted in residential facilities. With the exception of the micro-fridge rental units, the use of microwaves in student rooms is discouraged. Microwaves are available in public kitchens.
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Newbie to bow hunting.....looking for wisdom
To any of you wisemen:
I am in need of some words of wisdom. I am also new to the idea of bow hunting, and owning a bow. I have yet to go hunting in the woods, but because I am military, I have gone "hunting" before.....the 2-legged kind. I have knowledge of scoped-rifles and carbines; and engaged targets out to distance. But I would like to experience having to engage something with a weapon as simple as a compound bow that's no more than 30 meters away. I have extensive knowledge of firearms, but know absolutely nothing about compound bows. I have been doing my research as best I can, and am currently still conducting it as I write this. I have come to 2 conclusions ........
1- I know that I WANT A Hoyt Vectrix. Why? It seems like a good "starter" bow, as that is what I am, a beginner. I would like to have some bare necessities on it as well (then I can work my way up to better pins, strings, etc, start small, then work up). I know that because of my height, it has to be no more than a 28" draw, and about 60 lbs draw weight.
2- I'm on a budget. $250 is what I can really afford at any time. I know that realistically I will not be able to get everything that I would want for that. And I also understand that no hunter selling their bow will drop their price down to that low of an amount. But it would be great if I were to be able to get what I want for that amount. All the bows that I have looked at have been used and are great bows, and the owners have taken good care of them as well.
So this is what I have come up with. Gentlement, if you could possible reply to this with advice, and help, it would greatly be appreciated. Thanks for everything.
Have you tryed shooting any compound bows to know that is the bow for you. if the bow is to much weaight to pull or the draw length isnt corect it will lead to problembs with acuracy and no fun to shoot. Personaly i wouldnt buy a bow without shooting it first what i like about a bow the next might hate..good luck on your adventure.
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i have shot a PSE, but i don't remember the name. and to be perfectly honest, if i do end up shooting a bow that seems like i won't like it......i can almost guarantee that i will make it work. but all the research that i have done to find what brand that i would like, all points me to Hoyt. i am a man who knows what he wants, much like any man who knows what works for them. i am sure that if i go with Hoyt, i will be happy. if there are any suggestions that you or anyone else may have in regards to a good Hoyt, other than a Vectrix, by all means....please let me know. thank you.
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PACIFIC PALISADES - Leave it to a UCLA guy to steal the show on the designated USC day at the Northern Trust Open.
John Merrick, a former Bruin, fired a 6-under 65 - tied for the lowest round of the day Friday - and is tied for third heading into the weekend at Riviera Country Club.
Merrick, who has friends and family following him, knows the course well from playing so many practice rounds here, and it shows.
"This is a course you can't fake it around," Merrick said. "You need to think around here, and you can't just pull out a driver on every hole or shoot at every flag. You really have to know where to miss it and where to position yourself."
Merrick is positioned just fine, one shot back of co-leaders Sang-Moon Bae and Fredrik Jacobson. Bae posted an early 6-under 65 to move into first, and Jacobson also shot 65 to move into the tie later in the afternoon.
Bae's round was quite the adventure with nine birdies and three bogeys. It's his second year on the PGA Tour but first here at Riviera.
"I'm leading now. It really means a lot," said the 26-year-old Bae, who has his first lead after a round. "I'm only playing two years on the PGA Tour. I think the afternoon group (would) get the higher scores, 10, 11 under, I think. I will do my best (today) and (Sunday)."
No one did get to 10-under, so Bae maintained a share of the lead. He'll play in the final group with Jacobson, who had just one bogey, and Merrick today. The cutline was 2-over 144.
John Rollins fired a 6-under 65 and is tied for third as well. Luke Donald - the highest-ranked player in the world here at No. 3 - shot a 5-under 66 and is in fifth.
Phil Mickelson is lurking. Mickelson, a two-time champion of the Northern Trust Open, shot a 4-under 67 and that was with a double-bogey on the par-3 10th hole. He's tied for 13th, two shots back.
"I felt like (Friday) my game was pretty sharp," Mickelson said. "I drove the ball well. I hit some pretty good iron shots. I hit a lot of iron shots the way I wanted to, and I feel like I'm putting good. So I just need to put it together for the right number."
John Mallinger (Long Beach State) moved into the top 10 with a 5-under 66 and is tied for third. Defending champion Bill Haas shot a 4-under 67 and is four shots back. Merrick, who plays out of Virginia Beach Country Club in Long Beach with Mallinger and several other professional golfers, is feeling good about his game. The 30-year-old Merrick is hoping that will translate into a win sooner rather than later.
"It's very difficult," Merrick said. "I've had a couple of close calls and dwelling on it and thinking about it. I think it's even harder. I think winning just happens when you're kind of in your process and playing well and doing the best you can on each shot.
"I think it's a result of that and winning just kind of happens. I try not to dwell on it. I just try to play well each day and do the best you can and hopefully some day it will happen."
Michael Block, a pro at Arroyo Trabuco in Mission Viejo, shot a 2-over 73 but still made the cut and is tied for 50th.
UCLA alum Brandt Jobe, who was just two shots off the lead Thursday after shooting a 5-under 66, shot a 4-over 75 and is tied for 37th. Fred Couples made the cut, per usual, and is tied for 26th, seven shots back after a 1-over 72.
Northern Trust Open exemption winner Jeremiah Wooding fired a 5-under 66 on Friday to move to 1-under for the tournament. He becomes the first NTO exemption winner to make the cut. Wooding eagled No. 1 and No. 11 on Friday. The Northern Trust Open exemption is given to a golfer who best helps advance diversity in golf.
"We are a small group of minority golfers, and we are a small crew," Wooding said. "Not to take anything away from the guys that had come before me (including brother Joshua) but this is an opportunity that is well appreciated by the five of us that have gotten an exemption.
"To make the most of it is great."