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- 5 Rocket Stocks for Gluttonous Turkey Day Gains
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- 5 Earnings Short-Squeeze Plays
- 5 Must-See Charts
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BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- Put down the 10-K filings and the stock screeners. It's time to take a break from the traditional methods of generating investment ideas. Instead, let the crowd do it for you.
>>5 Stocks the Pros Love This Summer
From hedge funds to individual investors, scores of market participants are turning to social media to figure out which stocks are worth watching. It's a concept that's known as "crowdsourcing," and it uses the masses to identify emerging trends in the market.
Crowdsourcing has long been a popular tool for the advertising industry, but it also makes a lot of sense as an investment tool. After all, the market is completely driven by the supply and demand, so it can be valuable to see what names are trending among the crowd.
>>5 Stock Charts You Need to See
While some fund managers are already trying to leverage social media resources like Twitter to find algorithmic trading opportunities, for most investors, crowdsourcing works best as a starting point for investors who want a starting point in their analysis. Today, we'll leverage the power of the crowd to take a look at some of the most active stocks on the market today.
These "most active" names are the most heavily-traded names on the market -- and often, uber-active names have some sort of a technical or fundamental catalyst driving investors' attention on shares. That's especially true now that earnings season is officially underway. And when there's a big catalyst, there's often a trading opportunity.
>>5 Stocks Under $10 Set to Soar
Without further ado, here's a look at today's stocks.
Rite Aid
Nearest Resistance: $3.20
Nearest Support: $2.77
Catalyst: Major Share Sale
>>3 Big Stocks Rising on Big Volume
Retail pharmacy chain Rite Aid (RAD) is getting hefty trading volume in today's session after news that Canadian pharmacy retailer Jean Coutu Group unloaded 72.5 million shares of RAD according to a filing with the SEC. The Canadian group has been Rite Aid's biggest shareholder since a deal between the two firm that closed in 2007. After the sale, Coutu retains a large ownership stake in Rite Aid.
Despite the hefty selling pressure, RAD is holding up well from a technical standpoint. Shares fell down to the 50-day moving average as the broad market corrected over the last couple of weeks, but that average has held up as strong support in the last few sessions.
Traders looking for an entry opportunity in RAD should buy the next thrust off of the 50-day. Just keep a tight stop in place if you do.
Barrick Gold
Nearest Resistance: $18
Nearest Support: N/A
Catalyst: Ratings Cut, Gold Spot Price
>>5 Short-Squeeze Stocks Primed to Pop
Barrick Gold (ABX) remains the go-to equity proxy for everyone's favorite precious metal in this market. Gold prices have gotten shellacked in the last few months, down more than 26% year-to-date. And Barrick shareholders with they saw similar price performance in 2013: the gold miner is down 57% over the same time period. More recently, some of that selling has come as the hands of an analyst downgrade from Credit Suisse that knocked the firm's rating from outperform to neutral.
Technically, ABX has a broken chart. There's no semblance of support for Barrick, and lower levels look likely -- even if shares are bouncing modestly today.
I'd recommend staying away from the long-side of Barrick right now. Gold looks like it's going to settle lower.
Regions Financial
Nearest Resistance: N/A
Nearest Support: $9.40
Catalyst: Technical Setup
>>5 Stocks With Big Insider Buying
Meanwhile, the exact opposite setup is shaping up in regional bank Regions Financial (RF). Regions has been in an uptrend for all of 2013, enjoying leadership alongside the rest of the financial sector. And shares of the firm are breaking out to new highs today after taking out resistance at $9.40. Now that level is support.
Making new highs is significant from an investor psychology standpoint because it means that everyone who has bought shares in the last year is sitting on gains. As a result, the "back to even" mentality is less of a concern than it would be for a name with a higher proportion of shareholders sitting on losses.
Risk-tolerant traders can enter a position here with a tight stop in place.
To see these stocks in action, check out the at Most-Active Stocks portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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At the time of publication, author had no positions in stocks mentioned.
Jonas Elmerraji, CMT, is a senior market analyst at Agora Financial in Baltimore and a contributor to TheStreet. Before that, he managed a portfolio of stocks for an investment advisory returned 15% in 2008. He has been featured in Forbes , Investor's Business Daily, and on CNBC.com. Jonas holds a degree in financial economics from UMBC and the Chartered Market Technician designation.
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Parinaud oculoglandular syndromeCat-scratch disease; Oculoglandular syndrome
Parinaud oculoglandular syndrome is an eye problem that is similar to conjunctivitis ("pink eye"). It usually affects only one eye andoccurs withswollen lymph nodes and an illness with a fever.
Note: Parinaud syndrome is a different disorder in which you are unable to look up. This can be caused by a brain tumor, and requires an immediate evaluation by your health care provider.
Parinaud oculoglandular syndrome (POS) is caused by an infection by bacteria, virus, fungus, or a parasite.
The most common causes are cat-scratch disease and tularemia (rabbit fever). The bacteria that cause either condition can infect the eye. Either the bacteria can directly enter the eye (on a finger or other object), or air droplets that carry the bacteria can land on the eye.
Other infectious diseases may spread this same way, or through the bloodstream to the eye.
- Red, irritated, and painful eye (looks like "pink eye")
- Fever
- General ill-feeling
- Increased tearing (possible)
- Swelling of nearby lymph glands (often in front of the ear)
Exams and Tests
An examination shows:
- Fever and other signs of illness
- Red, tender, inflamed eye
- Tender lymph nodes may be present in front of the ear
- There may be growths (conjunctival nodules) on the inside of the eylid or the white of the eye
Blood tests will be done to check for infection. A white blood cell count may be high or low, depending on the cause of the infection.
Blood tests to check antibody levels is the main method used to diagnose many of the infections that cause POS. Other tests may include:
- Biopsy of the lymph node
- Laboratory culture of eye fluids, lymph node tissue, or blood
Depending on the cause of the infection, antibiotics may be helpful. Surgery may be necessary in rare cases to clean away the infected tissues.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outlook depends on the cause of the infection. In general, if the diagnosis is made early and treatment starts immediately, the outcome of POS can be very good.
Possible Complications
Serious complications are rare.
The conjunctival nodules can sometimes form sores (ulcers) during the healing process. The infection can spread to nearby tissues or into the bloodstream.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
You should call your health care provider if you develop a red, irritated, painful eye.
Frequent hand washing can reduce the likelihood of getting POS. Avoid being scratched by a cat, even a healthy cat. You can avoid tularemia by not having contact with wild rabbits, squirrels, or ticks.
Tu EY. Parinaud's oculoglandular syndrome. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. On DVD-ROM. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2012:chap 4.
Rolain JM, Raoult D. Bartonella infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 323.
Review Date: 9/3/2012
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington; and Franklin W. Lusby, MD, Ophthalmologist, Lusby Vision Institute, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.

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It is a good thing, Neil said of the trade for Ray yesterday. Any time you can add toughness like that, it just makes everyone else play tougher. He adds a physical presence. When you have a couple of guys doing that, the other team is looking over their shoulder that much more. It keeps them on their heels.
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'Buffalo got on the board first in the second period. MacArthur slid a cross- ice pass to Toni Lydman at the top left corner of the zone. Lydman then blasted a shot, which was redirected by Paille at the left circle and trickled under Budaj and across the goal line to make it 1-0 at the 9:18 mark.'
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Public Law 87-48
|Indian Claims Commission. Termination date. 70 Stat. 624.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 23 of the Indian Claims Commission Act approved August 13, 1946 (60 Stat. 1049, 1055; 25 U. S. C. sec. 70v), is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 23. The existence of the Commission shall terminate at the end of five years from and after April 10, 1962, or at such earlier time as the Commission shall have made its final report to the Congress on all claims filed with it. Upon its dissolution the records of the Commission shall be delivered to the Archivist of the United States."
Approved, June 16, 1961.


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i tried to install the new driver for my WUSB54GC and followed tutorials from the forum.
but when i tried to run make command i got the following error
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Travel processes can be confusing. This workshop will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the travel policies and procedures you need to know in order to request a travel advance, complete travel documents and itineraries, prepare payment vouchers for candidate reimbursement, and pay for airline tickets using the PCard or campus Diner's Club card.
If you are responsible for travel, this workshop is a must.
Additional Dates & Times:
- Sept. 13, 2–3:30 p.m.
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February 12, 2013 -- Northwestern Oklahoma State University Heritage Celebration Series presents Bruce. T. Fisher to speak on Monday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m., in room 220 at Northwestern-Enid, 2929 E Randolph. Fisher's presentation, "Tracing Our Roots: African-American Experiences in Oklahoma," will be delivered through ITV to Northwestern-Alva in Carter Hall, room 107, and Industrial Education, room 129; in Woodward, room 114, and in Ponca City, room 112.
February 8, 2012 -- Northwestern Oklahoma State University Heritage Celebration Series presents Bruce. T. Fisher to speak on Monday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. as part of Black History month. Fisher's presentation, "Tracing Our Roots: Oklahoma's Historically Black Towns Tour," will be delivered through ITV from Northwestern-Enid room 202 to branch locations in Alva-Carter Hall room 107; Woodward-room 114; and Ponca City-room 119.
In honor of Black History Month, the Heritage Celebration Series at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, presented by Bruce T. Fisher, will feature the "African American Experience: Buffalo Soldiers and the Civil War in Oklahoma." Fisher will be speaking on Feb. 10 at 5:30 p.m. from Enid via ITV to Alva and Woodward locations..
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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He likes it! Hey Linus!
Now to separate the get-off-my-lawners from those who need to get off the lawn . . .
Those who get the reference in the blog's title can read on; those who don't — and it's generational, trust me — can watch here.
A few days ago on Google+, reported on later in a Muktware blog post, Linus Torvalds talked about his recent foray with KDE. Generally, he likes it, though his praise — stop me if you've heard this before — is still tempered by the things he finds he doesn't like.
He likes the ability to configure things (who doesn't?), despite the "odd and distracting default behavior" (behavior that, of course, can be changed). But then he goes on to give KDE a test run by fiddling with the desktop widgets.
According to the Muktware blog, Linus continues: "As a result, right now my terminal and web browser buttons look like a drunken fratboy has been messing with my desktop. I suspect I'll turn them back to their boring upright position (because that's how I roll – boring), but for now I'm mildly amused by the sheer whimsicality of it all."
First things first: There are thousands, possibly millions, who "roll" a lot more boring than Linus, but let's put that aside. What's important is that, like when he tried Xfce, it gives those who are developing desktop environments a few minutes with the creator, for better or worse. Further, and more importantly, Linus' example also shows that we don't have to stick with one desktop/program/software forever.
In other words, from time to time, change is good.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
November 5, 2012 at 12:05 am
I switched to KDE when GNOME 3 loomed and have never looked back. I find that KDE's okular is superior to GNOME's evince and that Konqueror works better with the unfortunate Outlook Web Access than either chromium or firefox. YMMV! And KDE is, of course, very pretty. Many of the configurations I wanted took a while to figure out; GNOME is better documented.
November 5, 2012 at 2:12 pm
The Free Software Guy ended with: "In other words, from time to time, change is good."
I will believe that when he posts from his shiny new tablet!
Change is necessary, choice is good.


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Fox News VP in May: We don't have an accuracy problem -- how's that still going?
In May, new Fox News senior vice president Michael Clemente told [1] TVNewser that "probably the most important imprint [of Fox News] has been the fact that no big story has ever had to be taken off the air, that for almost 13 years, there hasn't been the kind of issue that others have had in terms of having to take things down, or apologize, or pay out on. So I'd love to have the next 13 years be as strong as the previous 13 have been."
Today, FishbowlDC posted [2] a Fox News memo acknowledging "a series of mistakes on FNC in recent months" and pledging to "quality check everything before it makes air, and we never having [sic] to explain, retract, qualify or apologize again." The memo added that "[m]istakes by any member of the show team that end up on air may result in immediate disciplinary action" and "jobs are on the line here."
Fox News' first year under President Obama has been rife with errors, falsehoods and smears. We've documented that Fox News has apologized [3] for some -- but certainly not the vast majority -- of its misinformation [4].
Over the years, Fox News has protected its brand by pushing the myth that it hasn't had to issue retractions for its stories. Like Clemente, in 2005, Fox News chairman and chief executive officer Roger Ailes was quoted [5] by the Washington Post claiming that "in his nine years at Fox, 'I've never deleted a word, a phrase, a story. ... Unlike Newsweek and the Koran incident, [Ailes] adds, Fox hasn't just done a major retraction."
While Fox News management may quibble about the definition of "big" and "major," the Fox News "no retraction" line is silly. Even before Clemente and Ailes' remarks, Fox News issued multiple retractions [6] and apologies [3]. During the 2008 campaign, Fox News was one of the leaders [7] in spreading the smear -- later retracted -- that Obama "spent the first decade of his life, raised by his Muslim father -- as a Muslim and was educated in a madrassa." If you followed the cottage industry of smears against Obama, this was certainly a "big" story.
It's clear that Fox News has a cultural problem [8]. What's not clear is whether Fox News management will make good on its threats.
To wit, Fox & Friends has been repeatedly admonished [9] for airing multiple fake stories -- including the madrassa smear. Then-Fox News executive John Moody issued memos and statements warning staff to get things right. Sound familiar? Yet Fox & Friends and the offending hosts are still on the air, pushing [10] smears and falsehoods - when not photoshopping pictures [11] of New York Times reporters, or remarking [12] on America's lack of pure genes.
More recently, Fox News apologized [13] for starting the fake story that Obama watched an HBO documentary of himself instead of election returns. Fox News was apparently so serious about its apology that Fox News Watch host Jon Scott repeated the fake story again days later while mocking Obama.
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GSA SmartPay Passes Key Milestone
Program Lauded as "Good Government"
July 30, 2009
Contact: Judy Boysha, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON — Over 5,000 attendees at the GSA SmartPay® Conference in Phoenix this week learned that the charge card program passed an important milestone – $1 billion in gross refunds back to U.S. government agencies over the program's first ten years. For every dollar spent, the government gets cash back through the SmartPay program.
"Just last year, agencies purchased more than $30 billion worth of goods and services in about 100 million transactions, resulting in approximately $187 million in refunds back to federal agencies," said GSA Acting Administrator Paul Prouty.
"GSA SmartPay is good government at its finest," said Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner James A. Williams. "Thanks to a great relationship with industry partners, we've been able to simplify purchases for government employees for everything from office supplies, to tools and equipment needed for disaster response."
Now in its second iteration, called GSA SmartPay 2, the program provides charge cards to more than 350 U.S. government agencies, departments, and tribal governments through master contracts negotiated with major national banks. Through these contracts, agencies can obtain a number of different types of charge card products and services to support their mission needs, and receive performance-based refunds based on net charge volume.
The theme of this year's conference, "Success is in the Cards: A Decade of Achievement," commemorated the first decade of the government charge card program as well as the successful transition to GSA SmartPay 2. In addition, the conference highlighted further program improvements and new products such as card-less accounts, declining balance and stored value cards.
Founded in 1949, GSA manages more than 11 percent of the government's total procurement dollars and $24 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 213,000 vehicles.
GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 480 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services.
GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and E-Gov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did you know? GSA's Multiple Award Schedules feature more than 17,500 of the best businesses offering more than 10 million products and services to government, from environmentally friendly cleaning products to sophisticated information technology solutions.


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Deya Riojas's Dream Job
Deya oversees the chemical process involved in extracting alumina, a substance used in aluminum foil, medicines, and other products.
Where she works
Deya works at Sherwin Alumina Company in Gregory, Texas.
What she does
Deya's company extracts alumina from a type of rock called bauxite ore, which is shipped to them from Jamaica and Brazil. She makes sure the extraction equipment is in perfect running order and that the alumina product is of high quality. "I have to ensure that my area is running smoothly, and I troubleshoot when there are problems at the plant."
Her story
"When I was 26, I found myself a single parent raising two young children on my own. I didn't want to spend the rest of my life working minimum-wage jobs, and I realized that I couldn't depend on other people to support me. A friend of mine was studying to become a chemical engineer and encouraged me to do the same. Chemistry and math were two of my favorite subjects in high school, so I decided to give it a try. I quit my job and depended on financial aid, scholarships, and grants to get me through college. It all paid off when I received my degree in chemical engineering and my job at Sherwin."
Important moment
"The day I received my degree, my children were extremely proud of me."
B.S. in chemical engineering, Texas A&M University, Kingsville, Texas.
A favorite part of the job
She's part of a team helping to keep workers at the plant safe from potential health risks by making sure dust levels from the ore are kept to a minimum.
Where she's from
Deya was born in Monclova, in Coahuila, Mexico.
She loves swimming and going to the beach with her son and daughter. She also attends most of their sports activities.
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This dataset contains fiscal year data and is currently available in the following formats:
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is responsible for the assigning of Social Security numbers, a process called enumeration. SSA issues a Social Security card (original and any later replacement) to each individual assigned a Social Security number.
Most new numbers result from a process called enumeration at birth which allows parents to apply for a Social Security number for a newborn child while in the hospital in conjunction with their State's Bureau of Vital Records. Other new numbers are the result of applications made in person at our local offices or from a process known as enumeration at entry which allows qualified immigrants to apply for a Social Security number as part of their entry into the United States.
We monitor the quality of our enumeration process by reviewing a sample of completed enumeration (new number) actions. We produce accuracy rates based on these reviews by dividing the projected number of correctly assigned Social Security numbers by the total projected sample population.
We consider the Social Security number correctly assigned when:
Agency Program Description
A Social Security number is important because you need it to get a job, collect Social Security benefits, and receive some other government services. Many other businesses, such as banks and credit companies, also ask for the number. If you are a noncitizen living in the United States, you also may need a Social Security number.
You can find a description of SSA's enumeration process and details on how to apply for a card depending on your specific circumstances at:
Dataset Description
This dataset provides data at the national level from federal fiscal year 2006 onwards for the accuracy of the assignment of Social Security numbers (SSN) based on an end-of-line sample review of transactions that result in the release of SSN cards from one of the following processes.
We are providing the data by fiscal year for each of the three processes, and the agency's total. The data includes the number of sample cases, the projected universe for each process, the number of errors, the number of errors projected to the universe for each process, the accuracy rates for each process, and the agency's total.
Data Collection Description
We identify, and review for errors, a sample of applications filed for original Social Security Cards. We derive the accuracy percentage by using a statistically valid sample of approximately 600 field office and card center transactions, 300 Enumeration at Birth Transactions, and 600 Enumeration at Entry transactions for original Social Security Numbers assigned in the fiscal year.
Data Dictionary
Field A: Fiscal Year, a 12 month period from October through September
Field B: Process, Source of SSN
Field C: Sample, Sample size for review after exclusions
Field D: Projected Population, Sample size projected to the enumeration population
Field E: Errors, Number of errors from the actual sample
Field F: Projected Errors, Errors from the sample projected to the enumeration population
Field G: Accuracy, Percentage derived by dividing the projected number of correctly assigned SSNs by the total projected sample population in each process.
Statistical Information
Statistical Methodology:
Accuracy rates represent a mean value of the upper and lower limits of a calculated variability range. The mathematical formula used to establish these limits considers the size of the sample and the accuracy rate found. The formula uses a mathematical calculation to produce a variability range acceptable at a 95-percent confidence level.
All accuracy percentage rates are weighted to reflect the data as they would appear if the total workload had been reviewed.
Disclosure Avoidance:
Individual identifiers have been removed from all records reviewed and other distinguishing characteristics have been modified to prevent identification of persons to whom a record pertains.
Other Information About our Enumeration Process
For information about requesting an original SSN or replacement card go to
For Information about processing time for enumeration at birth go tohttp://faq.ssa.gov/ics/support/kbanswer.asp?QuestionID=3747
For information about how long it takes to get a replacement Social Security card go to http://faq.ssa.gov/ics/support/kbanswer.asp?QuestionID=3785
For information about the random assignment of SSNs go to http://www.socialsecurity.gov/employer/randomization.html
For information about SSN verification services go to http://www.socialsecurity.gov/employer/randomizationfaqs.html
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Oh No, George!
Reading Level: Ages 2 - 8
George really wants to be a good dog when he is left home alone, but some things, like a cake and a cat are just too tempting.
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By Rachel Verbits
This fall, countless bright and ambitious students will pack their bags and head off to college. Due to financial difficulty, many won't.
Lindsey Fernandez and Shayla Oliphant are two of those exceptional Arizona high school graduates who originally believed a college education was out of their reach - that is, until the inception of the D-backs Helios Scholars program.
As part of a unique partnership between the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, Helios Education Foundation and the Arizona College Scholarship Foundation, Fernandez and Oliphant are just two of 40 Arizona high school seniors over the next five years who will realize their dream of attending college.
The defending NL West Champions have contributed $500,000 to the program, with an equal match from Helios Education Foundation for a total donation of $1 million to assist academically gifted students, ones with incredible stories of personal triumph, leadership, strength, hope and perseverance, continue their education at any four-year college or university in Arizona.
"It means a lot to me and my family," said Fernandez, who plans to use her college education to work toward a career in law enforcement. "My parents didn't have a chance at an education like this, so I'm very happy that I have the opportunity to do something that they didn't get to do. It's very motivating. I've had a few part-time jobs, and I got to experience what it's like to get paid minimum wage. I want more for myself."
With five of this year's inaugural eight scholarship recipients being first-generation college students, the McClintock High School grad's motivation to succeed came from the struggles she and her family have faced in the past. At a young age, Fernandez's mother became ill so she found a job to help her father pay the bills and keep food on the table. Dedicated to keeping her family together, the sociology major focused on her education.
"I didn't even think I'd get to go to ASU, because of my family's income," said Fernandez. "I remember growing up and hearing about the students there, thinking to myself that I could never go. When I found out I got the scholarship, I started crying. When you really want something and put all your energy and thought into it, it makes it so worth it. I was thrilled to find out that I'd be able to go to ASU."
Fernandez's story of perseverance and hope is just one that D-backs Vice President of Corporate & Community Impact Debbie Castaldo had originally envisioned when Helios Education Foundation forwarded their final list of recipients this year.
"Being a baseball team, we were looking for those champions," said Castaldo, "but we were more looking for those champions of life - kids who have overcome adversity to get this opportunity to go to college. For us in baseball, we are blessed to be able to help dreams come true and make memories every day, but to do it on a real-life level and invest in a student college education is something D-backs Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick and President & CEO Derrick Hall wanted to do for a long time and we finally found the perfect program to do it with a partner like Helios who also saw our vision and opportunity."
Like Fernandez, Oliphant will also be attending ASU in the fall, thanks to the D-backs Helios Scholars program. Growing up in a low-income household, the journalism major began raising money for her own college fund at the age of 12, selling candy bars door to door in the summer as part of the Arizona Youth Work Program and taking on part-time jobs in addition to a full school schedule.
"In the end, it really has been worth it," said Oliphant, who not only earned college credits through the Achieving a College Education (ACE) program while attending Mesa High School but also volunteered 243 community service hours. "You can basically get everything you want as long as you work for it and you don't give up. No matter what it is - if it's being a lawyer, or a doctor or a dentist - working hard is what it takes."
The other six 2012 recipients' stories are no less moving.
The eldest of eight children, and two with disabilities, North High School alum Nancy Flores will also attend ASU this fall in hopes of becoming a speech and language pathologist, so she can help others the way she's learned to help her siblings. Mechanical engineering major Andres Morales, whose complicated home life as a child motivated him to graduate from Trevor Browne High School at the top of his class, has served as a volunteer for the Teen Outreach Program to educate parents on at-risk teen behavior. Alhambra High School grad Jonathan Yamasaki will head to Northern Arizona University to pursue a business administration degree. He looks to create programs for at-risk teens, similar to his situation years earlier.
Three scholarship winners will head south to the University of Arizona. Darren Stroughter, who despite struggling in school and requiring extra study time, graduated from Gilbert High School with a 4.17 GPA and has already completed 48 college credit hours. A refugee from Sudan, Tucson High School's Ochana Otto plans to use his plant science and law degrees to help countries in need of sustenance. Patt Intarakamhang is pursuing an engineering degree, which he hopes will help change the world for the better. Graduating from Tucson's Desert View High School with a 4.34 GPA, he balanced schoolwork and time with his mother before she passed away.
On August 11, this year's eight recipients were recognized in a pregame ceremony at Chase Field, alongside D-backs players and staff who made generous contributions to the program, including Luis Gonzalez, Aaron Hill, Jason Kubel, Wade Miley, Miguel Montero, Charles Nagy and Chris Young. In addition to receiving their scholarship certificates, the students were presented with a new laptop computer (courtesy of Insight and Lenovo), a bike and a D-backs backpack full of gifts and supplies for college.
"I'm definitely a Diamondbacks fan," said Oliphant. "I've only been to a game once before with my parents and my brother, but being down on the field was pretty much a whole new experience."
By helping send 40 deserving high school seniors to college over the next five years through the D-backs Helios Scholars program, the team is excited to be able to further the dreams of exceptional students and ones who will strive to make a mark on the world for years to come.
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Law enforcement agencies are warning computer users to be on the lookout for ransomware attacks. Most recently, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department issued a warning about a rise in complaints.
Ransomware is a type of malware that works by hijacking your computer. Lockscreen ransomware locks your screen and displays a message that says you've violated federal law by accessing sites associated with terrorism, child pornography or other criminal activities. Encryption ransomware encrypts your files and requires a password to access them.
These messages are not legitimate. This is not how law enforcement reacts to suspected Internet illegal activity. Most ransomware says you need to pay a fine for your computer to work again and gives you instructions on how to pay with a money card service. Paying the "fine" will not return your computer to a usable condition.
The best way to defend against ransomware is to keep your security and virus protection software up-to-date and only open attachments from trusted sources.
If your Windows computer is hijacked by ransomware, Microsoft suggests two ways to remove the infection. The first way is to restart your computer in safe mode and run the Microsoft Security Scanner. After completing the scan, restart your computer.
If that doesn't work, you'll need access to another non-infected computer that has access to the Internet. You can download a copy of Windows Defender Offline here and follow the instructions on how to create a bootable device. Then boot your infected computer from that device.
It's a complicated process, so the best thing to do is make sure you don't get infected in the first place. Make sure you install security software and keep your definitions up-to-date.
~ Cynthia
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Artist's BiographyDr. Matthew Buckmaster is Coordinator of Music Education and Assistant Professor of Low Brass at Elon University, where he teaches music education methods, supervises student teachers, directs the brass quintet, and teaches applied low brass. Prior to his appointment at Elon, Dr. Buckmaster served as Assistant Director of Athletic Bands at the University of South Florida in Tampa, where he taught undergraduate conducting, directed the brass choir and trombone jazz combo, and assisted with the Herd of Thunder athletic bands. He has also been on faculty at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, where he taught music theory, jazz band, brass techniques, ear training, applied low brass, and directed the brass ensemble. Dr. Buckmaster has taught band and music in both public and private high, middle, and elementary schools.
As a performer, Dr. Buckmaster has extensive experience in a diverse array of musical genres, and can be heard on six recordings to date. He has performed with the Sarasota Opera Orchestra, the Opera Tampa Orchestra, and the Imperial Symphony Orchestra. He also performed at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World for eight years, and was a regular performer at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay as well. He has also appeared with such groups as the Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Orchestras, the Three Irish Tenors, Sam Rivers, the Sammy Kaye Orchestra, and the Epcot Candlelight Orchestra. In 2008, Dr. Buckmaster is also the principal trombonist for the Classical Music Festival Orchestra in Eisenstadt, Austria.
Dr. Buckmaster is a published arranger through Kagarice Brass Editions and Wehr's Music House, and is the staff arranger for the Elon University Fire of the Carolinas Marching Band. He is a member of MENC, CMS, IAJE, NCMEA, the International Trombone Association, Phi Kappa Lambda, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Dr. Buckmaster's book, Successful Teaching Strategies of American College Trombone Professors, is available from VDM Verlag on Amazon.com. He also currently serves as News Editor for the ITA Journal.
A Florida native, Dr. Buckmaster holds the Ph.D. in Music Education and the M.M. in Trombone Performance from the University of South Florida, and the B.M. in Music Performance from Florida Southern College. Dr. Buckmaster currently resides in Gibsonville, North Carolina with his wife, Ana, and daughter, Zoey.


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Look at this thread by Nick_the_Greek , download & look at his script.
Also some brain-storming here:
hi, i am trying to run sslstrip with a squid proxy server setup
i have squid setup for my wirless network my setting are
LAN= 192.168.0.x
my ddwrt router redirects all WLAN traffic to 192.168.0.110 on port 3128, WLAN clients manually put the proxy server in there web browser it is not a transparent proxy
squid is working fine and logs all traffic, i cant work out how to run sslstrip along side squid to capture all passwords for WLAN
i dont see the point in running arpspoof cause all traffic is routed to my backtrack machine running squid.
i have been trying to get this working but cant, if all traffic is coming to me on port 3128 and i have sslstrip running on port 1000 i thought all i had to do was forward port 3128 to port 1000 however sslstrip will only capture the proxy username and password and stop WLAN clients from surfing the internet
help anyone?
Look at this thread by Nick_the_Greek , download & look at his script.
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Two more chances left to register for senior softball
March 20, 2013
The final two registration dates for the Gold Country Senior Softball Association will be held Saturday and March 30 at Western Gateway Park in Penn Valley.
The GCSSA is a softball league for players 50-years-and-older.
All registrations for the 2013 season must be completed by March 30.
For more info visit http://www.gcssasoftball.org.


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in competition, you can push the limits sensibly, butI hate those idiots who just wont tap in training, and they think its cool
tapping is part of this game you are only as good as the people you train with
HQ washington vale tudo
no tapping in mma is not embarrassing .is being submitted in mma embarssing
what are peoples opinions on this. i know a guy who gets a little embarrsed when he gets submitted. i think its a little sad really. gettin submitted it part of mma, when i get submitted i learn from it and dont make the mistake again
spelling embarrassing as "embarssing" on a public forum is embarrassing though
Depends on how much I tried to get out of it before it came to the tapping part
mma is just a game based on a duel where we play with our arguments of physical expressions to the point where we stop when its time to..... We dont play for keeps. The moutain of a mole of it is purely for marketing purposes,lol
Tapping ahhhhhhhh i understand now "Nurse can i have another morphine jab" !!!!
everytimme I get submitted I try to identify why, what I did wrong and how I can stop it happening again. if it happens with the same guy regular times then I try to pick their brains as to what I kept doing wrong, any you know what? they invariablly help you work it out. why? because its not embarrasing, its part of learning. the only time I could see it be embarrasing is if you recorded 10 straight losses via armbar or something!


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Pure Romance Denied Tax Breaks
(Cincinnati)--Pure Romance, the Cincinnati based "romance enhancer", has been denied tax credits by Jobs Ohio. The semi-private government agency says that the money was denied because Pure Romance is not a player in any of the industries that they are actively courting to the Buckeye state. CEO Chris Cicchinelli says the company was looking to move 60 workers from Loveland to Downtown and are instead now being courted to move their business out of Ohio. Indiana, Florida and the City of Covington are among those who have shown an interest in $100 million dollar company.


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Saw/was told of a few things earlier today that made me post this thread.
Is there anything that wouldn't surprise you in UKMMA?
Today i heard of a title fight that was made under professional rules between a guy with a winning pro record fighting a gut for a pro title against a guy who i know to have never trained in MMA (local to me) and has a 100% losing record as amateur.
Where i know a losing amateur record doesn't mean you can't win at pro level (i was 1-6 at amateur/semi-pro although most fights came on 2-3 hours notice) surerly it knocks it up a bar when a title is involved?
Another instance i've seen was when a guy who was 5-0 at pro fought under UAR against a novice but never bothered to inform the promoter until afterwards.
So what experiences have you got and is there anything that wouldn't surprise you about UKMMA?


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Section 30 of Order 2508, as amended, is further amended by the addition under paragraph (a) of a new subparagraph to read as follows:
Authority under specific acts. (a) In addition to any authority delegated elsewhere in this order, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, except as, provided in paragraph (b) of this section, is authorized to perform the functions and exercise the authority vested in the Secretary of the Interior by the following acts or portions of acts or any acts amendatory thereof:
(50) The Act of October 22, 1970 (84 Stat. 1097), which authorizes the Secretary of the Interior, upon request of the tribal council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina, to declare by publication of a notice in the FEDERAL REGISTER that the United States holds in trust for said band of Indians, subject to valid existing rights, the title to certain federally owned lands within the Cherokee Indian Reservation, together with improvements thereon, that are now or hereafter become excess to the needs of the Federal Government for the administration of Indian affairs, as determined by the Secretary of the Interior.
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BREVARD, N.C. – Brevard College junior Augusto Isern scored the matches lone goal to propel Brevard to a 1-0 victory against King Saturday afternoon in Brevard, N.C.
The Tornados improve to 2-1-0 on the season and match last season's win total. King remains winless with the loss and sits at 0-3-1 on the year.
Isern broke a scoreless tie in the 70th minute when he received a pass from Jami Uuttu on the right side. The Caracas, Venezuela, native had just enough bend on the ball to sneak it past Kari Sveinsson from 10 yards out.
"I got to say it was 50-50. It was 50 percent luck," said Isern. "I was trying to do something with it, so I crossed it and it went in."
Freshman Heath Turner earned his first collegiate shutout while gathering three saves on the day. King outshot the Tornados, 15-9, including seven off the foot of Eli Carrasco.
"It was a great game, it was really a great game for us, not only to win the game, but to do it in the way we played," said head coach Juan Mascaro. "Augusto has come up big for us, it was a great goal. He is working hard…and hard work pays off."
The Tornados hit the road for a match against USC-Aiken on Tuesday with action slated to begin at 7 p.m. in Aiken, S.C.
King (0-3-1) vs. Brevard
College (2-1-0)
Date: Sep 14, 2013 Attendance: 123
Weather: 68 degrees and sunny
Goals by period 1
2 Tot
King................ 0 0 - 0
Brevard College..... 0 1 - 1
1. 70:13 BC Augusto Isern (1) (Jami Uuttu) - feed from 26 to right side,bender over goalie
Shots: King 15, Brevard College 9
Saves: King 1 (Kari Sveinsson 1), Brevard College 3 (Heath Turner 3)


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Bring back The Elmers
Yes, I know LinuxCon is next, and that's in mid-August, but I think they've got the publicity thing covered, especially with the 20-year thing and with Linus being there and all. But if you're going to the next show, make it the Ohio LinuxFest in September. Bradley Kuhn and Cathy Malmrose are keynoting, so you'll not want to miss that (especially Cathy — Go ZaReason!)
Brian Proffitt posted an excellent story from LinuxCon North America this morning expanding on the FUD — Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt, for those of you keeping score at home — that has followed Linux over the past 20 years.
Rather than repeat them here, go ahead and check out the story here.
Back in 2007, I proposed — and had a list of nominees — having an award called The Elmers. This award, of course, was named after Elmer Fudd (two Ds, I know), and is given to those who presented the most outrageous and ridiculous FUD. I even missed some of the more classic FUDmeisters in the first item, so I corrected that here.
Now if we could only get Rob Enderle and Ken Hess to be presenters . . . .
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
Odds and sods
Linux for the GNU South — it's going on right now (if you're reading this the day the blog appears).
Yep, that title — also the name of an album by the Who — is what the British (and, I would imagine, our Canadian neighbors) call bits and pieces; which is what we're going to talk about today since this week was full of news and I have been staring at my living room thinking, "How the &@%*! am I going to move all this stuff?"
A difference of opinion, or . . . ? Ken Hess writes on ZDNet an item about businesses going (or maybe not going) completely virutal here, but wait — maybe you should keep one or two just in case the cloud dissipates. Contrast this laugher to Caitlyn Martin's response here, where she calls this "the most ridiculous article I've read in a very long time." Me? I side with Caitlyn — clearly. This is not the first head-scratcher Hess has produced, nor will it probably be the last. A corollary to this is Andy Updegrove's ominous look at a "cloud-free" future forced upon us here.
Dead horse, meet foot: I've been giving a lot of thought to the OpenOffice.org transfer by Oracle to Apache. I'd like to think something good will come of this, but I think that since joining the two projects seems to be all but impossible (for a couple of good reasons, but some not so good), we can thank the suits at Oracle for screwing up an outstanding FOSS project. Meanwhile, for all those who have an interest in keeping what OO.o started going in the right direction, get right over to the Document Foundation and pitch in.
Name, rank, and serial . . . OK, just your name will do: First, thanks for all those who liked the list blog that ran this week. I need to point out a matter of personal policy on this blog: I don't post responses that are anonymous or come from someone named/called/nicknamed "anonymous" or any variety thereof (i.e., "anon"). I bring this up because I have got responses from people who wouldn't name themselves — two excellent responses that I would like to post — and I've written each of them to ask them to identify themselves so I can post their comments. Initials would work.
Well, I should stop stalling and start packing up.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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'"I enjoyed working in that capacity for the Sabres. It was a new twist," Gare said. "But I missed the broadcasts. When the opportunity came up in Columbus, I went after it, and things happened fast."'
Blue Jackets hire Gare to be their TV analyst
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This feature article was first published in Allergic Living's Fall 2013 magazine.
It's common for parents to fret about young children who refuse food. But Cathy Reidy just knew she was dealing with more than routine pickiness with her second child. "He basically stopped eating and had no interest in food. We were struggling to get him to eat anything," recalls the Cincinnati mother.
Young Adam even refused kids' favorite foods. At his 2-year-old wellness check-up, she told the pediatrician: "I can't get him to eat French fries, I can't get him chicken nuggets, I just can't get him to eat". As if to prove the problem, Adam threw up all over the doctor.
Food issues weren't new; at six months, the boy had been diagnosed with the food allergies to milk and eggs. But avoiding those two big allergens still didn't resolve the eating troubles. Now old enough to talk, Adam would lie on the floor and complain that his tummy hurt. "Something just wasn't right," says Reidy.
The pediatrician got busy researching his symptoms, and was soon wondering if this could be eosinophilic esophagitis (or EoE for short), a chronic condition where the esophagus can become badly swollen. She referred the family to a gastroenterologist so Adam could have an endoscopy, an examination in which a tube with a camera is placed down the throat, allowing the doctor to take a look.
While inflammation may be seen during this "scope", several tissue biopsies are also taken and examined for increased levels of one specific culprit – the eosinophil. This type of white blood cell is not supposed to be in the esophagus, but it can infiltrate, leading to chronic inflammation, tissue damage and the eating and health issues that Adam was experiencing. Sure enough, he had elevated eosinophil levels, confirming the disease.
Those dealing with food allergies are familiar with elimination diets, but Adam had to be taken back to an elemental formula diet, which provides essential amino acids but no potentially allergenic proteins. In other words, he was taken off solid food. Then slowly some solids were reintroduced. Ask Reidy what foods her son, now 8 years old, must avoid eating – and she pauses. It's far easier to say what he can have. It's about 20 foods, including meats, rice, potatoes, carrots, grapes, strawberries, corn, wheat and soy. She's proud of those last ones: two top allergens are back in his diet.
Signs of Trouble
Eosinophilic esophagitis is the most common of a group of diseases known as the eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders or EGIDs. The eosinophil cells are found in the blood and certain tissues, and are designed to defend the body against parasites, viruses and some bacteria. But they also play a role in allergic reactions, and when increased numbers of them appear in the esophagus (which is EoE), stomach, small or large intestine, or in the bloodstream or a specific organ, that's a problem and one of these disorders.
Of eosinophilic esophagitis, Dr. Marc Rothenberg says: "It's not a new disease, but it's a recently recognized disorder." Rothenberg is the director of the Cincinnati Center for Eosinophilic Disorders at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, which was the first clinic to focus on EoE in the United States. He and his colleagues saw their initial EoE patient in 1999 and thousands have followed. They and a handful of other medical clinics soon became immersed in discovering more about this emerging condition.
The estimates are that EoE affects between one in 1,000 and one in 4,000 of the population. In children, the symptoms are usually in the upper gastrointestinal tract, and include abdominal pain, vomiting, failure to thrive or the inability to grow.
It's more common in boys than girls, and is not only a pediatric condition; EoE can develop at any age. Rothenberg, who is an immunologist and molecular biologist, notes that the symptoms in teens and adults are slightly different. A major symptom post-childhood is food getting stuck in the throat – known as food impaction. Other signs are trouble swallowing and heartburn or chest pain.
Young or old, one of the issues with identifying EoE is that the symptoms can be confused with other conditions. Of course, unless you get to the biopsy stage and a specialist sees those elevated eosinophils, you won't know you have this disease.
Next: EoE's relationship with allergies


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I'm installing BT5R3-GNOME-64.iso from a burned DVD to dual boot it with my current Windows 7 install. During the first few moments of installation after booting from the CD the screen pixelates with 3 black vertical bars and one vertical popcorn bar and freezes. The only way out is to hard reboot my comp. The safe mode, stealth, and other modes result in crashing as well.
My specs are:
Code:Time of this report: 10/30/2012, 18:40:23 Machine name: ONE Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.110622-1503) Language: English (Regional Setting: English) System Manufacturer: Dell Inc. System Model: Studio 540 BIOS: BIOS Date: 08/25/09 12:43:46 Ver: 0.0.1 Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q8300 @ 2.50GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.5GHz Memory: 4096MB RAM Available OS Memory: 4096MB RAM Page File: 1560MB used, 6627MB available Drive: D: Model: PLDS DVD+-RW DH-16AAS ATA Device Driver: c:\windows\system32\drivers\cdrom.sys, 6.01.7600.16385 (English), , 0 bytes
Above is a poor photo of the crash.
Edit: I just tried to burn it at 6x speed thinking that the higher burn speed was risking file integrity but the problem persists even after redownloading the ISO and burning at a lower speed.


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I personally love the hand-crocheted lace collar at her neck, accessorized with a brooch. A necklace of shell or glass beads also accents her neck.
Shirley's unknown ancestor is a young woman, likely less than 20 years of age. Estimating an age can narrow down the possibilities on her family tree.
While the clothing definitely points to the 1850s, it was the context of the photo that identified it as a copy of an earlier photo.
Heavy gray cardstock wasn't available in photo studios of the 1850s. It's a copy likely made around 1900.
I'll tackle this triple mystery next week:
Unfortunately, Shirley doesn't know who owns the original picture.
Each album starts with good intentions. The person placing the photos in the book likely had a plan for at least the first half of it. I've seen a lot of family photo albums and they have those good intentions in common—but by the end of the album, images are usually jumbled.
Like any good book, it's best to begin at the beginning. Don't jump around or rush to the ending. Each page needs to be studied and placed in a time frame and a place. Photographer's imprints can help you place an image geographically. Every little detail can assist in the identification.
In Daniel's case, the album came to him through his great aunt Elsie Hornberger. It belonged to her grandmother. He knows that most of the individuals in it are members of the Rock family, with origins in Lancaster County, Pa. He's submitted two tintypes that are complete mysteries.
Tintypes were patented in 1856 and remained common until the 1930s.
A few details in this picture place it in a time frame:
I love the little book on her lap. It appears to have a plush cover and a round medallion on it.
There's something else that's interesting. Did you notice that the picture is reversed? Unless a photographer used a reversal lens, early images are mirrored. Here's the book with the reversal fixed.
Here's the whole image with the reversal fixed.
She holds the book with her right hand and her left arm rests on the chair.
Dan's second photo show a little girl smiling for the photographer sitting in the same chair.
It's obviously the same studio because it's an identical rug and chair. The hat is great! It has a wide brim, mid-size crown and features feathers and a velvet ribbon and bow. In the late 1860s, little girls wore dresses similar to those worn by their mothers. The yoked bodice and small ruffled collar point to this image being taken around the same time as the first picture, of the woman. The big question is, "Who is she?"
While the older woman could be Caroline Rock Cooper, it also could be someone else in the family. It's unlikely that the girl is Caroline's daughter.
In order to solve this mystery, Dan needs to examine his family tree for a girl born in approximately 1860. These two photos could be mother and daughter, so locating a girl born in that year could solve both of his photo mysteries.
For more information on solving family photo album puzzles, see my book Family Photo Detective.


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Katherine Wallace was born in New Mexico 80 years ago on New Year's Day, moved to Utah after she got married, settled in Ogden with her husband, Jesse Wallace, who enjoyed a successful medical practice for decades, and has had a Utah driver license for 42 years.
But when she attempted to renew her license recently, she was rejected.
She had all the necessary forms to prove her citizenship and her residency. But she is ineligible under the new laws to get her license.
Because of a typo.
Her parents named her Katherine, with a "K." She has used Katherine with a "K" on official documents all of her life. Her driver license for the past 42 years identifies her as Katherine with a "K."
But a hospital employee 80 years ago made a mistake and spelled it Catherine, with a "C," on her birth certificate.
Because her birth certificate is not compatible with all the other documents, she was told she could not be approved for a new license in Utah.
She spoke to several people, including supervisors, at the Utah Driver License Division. But, they told her, the law is a law. She could be a socialist plant. Or some kind of a foreign spy.
Her only recourse, she was told, was to get officials in New Mexico to change her name on the birth certificate. So she contacted the Vital Statistics division, sent them numerous official documents, including her high school and college diplomas, showing her name is spelled with a "K." They sent the documents back with a note saying she had not mailed in the necessary fees. So she has to do it all over again and her license expires on Tuesday.
But we're all safer because of the new ID laws, right?
Clueless in Murray • On the evening of Dec. 14, the day 20 first-graders and six educators were murdered by gunfire at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., two young men walked around the track inside the Murray Recreation Center in front of numerous clients doing their nightly workouts carrying toy rifles that resembled real ones. They were carrying the rifles above their heads as they quick-paced around the gym in what appeared to be a military-style exercise.
Those working out on treadmills and exercise bikes were watching reports of the horrible event on television sets placed around the gym. They were not amused.
Christmas cheer • When Lynn Anderson, of Holladay, was enjoying the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on television on a recent Sunday, the camera was panning the choir and orchestra. Two of the trumpet players were using as their mutes what suspiciously looked like the distinctive purple velvet bags that come with Crown Royal Canadian Whisky.
Not the best timing • One reader told me how much he enjoyed listening to KOSY 106.5-FM's format through most of December that contained mostly Christmas music and "a little rock."
The closer it got to Christmas, the more the spirit of Christmas consumed him as he listened to the music he had come to love during the holiday season.
Then, four days before Christmas, at 8 a.m., he says, the station changed its format to round-the-clock classic rock.
He was shocked. It was too soon, he felt, even though he likes classic rock.
The new catchphrase the station used to encourage listeners to set their preset button to 106.5 was "Give us the finger!"
He was more than happy to comply.


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Might be a slightly cheesy post... but was talking to some friends about music they listen to pre-session (on the way) before jumping in the water.
Thought it might be cool to get a master Playlist going from folks on Swellinfo.com. There is a great balance of ages, disciplines (surfing/bodyboarding) so I bet the list is pretty sick and pretty diverse collectively.
I am always looking for cool music or good playlists.. thinking others are similar. Drop a line here with your number 1 seed you and we can compile a living playlist.
[Micah I tried to include code for a media player via playlist.com to play the list as we compile and the message board won't process it]
AC / DC - Hell's Bells
*I'm a bit old school. Love the beginning of this song with the bells, and the build of the song. Love staring at the waves listening to this before I jump in.
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Any clients connected? Try the fragmentation attack. Good article over at aircrack-ng.org (I think that's where it's at).
I got my ALFA Wireless USB stick today!! + a 2dBi antenna
But none of the attacks are working properly.
I'm running BT3 on VMware, i also tried live CD BT2 and BT3 but gave same results.
Seems to be recognized by BT3 on insert / boot:
Seems good, ok lets run some tests.Code:usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3 usb 1-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice rtl8187: Enabling 14 channels. rtl8187: MAC chip version: 04 rtl8187: Card type: AD rtl8187: Reported EEPROM chip is a 93c46 (1Kbit) rtl8187: Card MAC address is 00:c0:ca:19:e1:11 rtl8187: RF Chip ID: 05 rtl8187: Card reports RF frontend Realtek 8225 rtl8187: WW:This driver has EXPERIMENTAL support for this chipset. rtl8187: WW:use it with care and at your own risk and rtl8187: WW:**PLEASE** REPORT SUCCESS/INSUCCESS TO email@example.com rtl8187: This seems a new V2 radio rtl8187: PAPE from CONFIG2: 0 rtl8187: Driver probe completed
So that's good, nextup iwconfig:Code:iwlist wlan0 bitrate Current Bit Rate=11 Mb/s
So i am able to connect to a secure WEP router.Code:wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:**:**:**:**:11 (you get the idea) inet addr:192.168.1.108 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 UP BROADCAST NOTRAILERS RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:690 errors:0 dropped:7220 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:645 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:460993 (450.1 KiB) TX bytes:235129 (229.6 KiB)
So lets disconnect from that router and try to hack it.
So lets bring everything down:
Ok, next i'm booting everything up.Code:ifconfig wlan0 down airmon-ng stop wlan0 down Interface Chipset Driver wlan0 RTL8187 r8187 (monitor mode disabled)
Now everythings seems to work.Code:airmon-ng start wlan0 4 (my router channel) //Outputs same as above only (monitor mode enabled) ifconfig wlan0 up
I use airodump-ng on channel 4, and the bssid from my router, and it shows up perfectly and all connected stations.
Now with all attacks most attacks start, and displaying normal.
But when its start sending packets, the data wont go up...
I tryed command, if you would like to view the outcome of a command please post wich attack Because the topic has text limit.
If somebody could help me, i would really appreciate it.
I thought buying this card would solve the problems i had with ipw3945.
But it looks almost the same
Thanks again for anyone who can help me out!
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Any clients connected? Try the fragmentation attack. Good article over at aircrack-ng.org (I think that's where it's at).
I felt like bending the bars back, and ripping out the window frames and eating them. yes, eating them! Leaping, leaping, leaping! Colonics for everyone! All right! You dumb*sses. I'm a mental patient. I'm *supposed* to act out!
didn't quite get what your problem is , can you give us more details please ?
i own an alfa usb dongle also and every attack i've tried seems to work perfectly fine on vmware 6 with bt3
edit: and the injection rate is good also
Please post EXACTLY what commands you are trying to perform.
Your using the USB stick one right? not the Ciggarett packet sized 500mw version?
Ok, a other computer of mine is connected, and refreshing the page google about every 10 sec.
First i run:
Now after that i'm running :Code:aireplay-ng -0 1 -a 00:11:22:33:44:55 (target example) wlan0 right away it outputs: (i know there's more stuff here ;), just keeping it short) Assocation succesful :-)
Reading packets, pressing Y to accept:Code:aireplay-ng -5 -b 00:11:22:33:44:55 (target example) -h 00:33:44:55:66:77 (My MAC example) wlan0
And that keeps repeating itselfCode:Data packet found! Sending fragment packet No answer, repeating... Trying a LLC NULL packet
Alfa Network
Model: UWUS036E
Back|Track * Beginner :o
Sorry Typo mistake
I did enter -1 but i'm typing this over from my other screen thats running backtrack
Specifications from the website i bought it:
Standards IEEE 802.11g/b
Bus Type USB 2.0 Type A
Frequency Band 2.4000~2.4835GHz (Industrial Scientific Medical Band)
Modulation OFDM with BPSK, QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM (11g)
BPSK, QPSK, CCK (11b)
Data Rate 54/48/36/24/18/12/11/9/6/5.5/2/1Mbps auto fallback
Securities 64/128-bit WEP Data Encryption, WPA (TKIP with IEEE 802.1x), AES
Antenna External RPSMA Antenna
Drivers Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista/Win CE/
MAC OS/Linux
LEDs Link/Activity
Transmit Power 19dBm
Receive Sensitivity -89.5dBm@1Mbps
Dimension 10(H) x 28(W) x 90(L) mm
Temperature 32~122°F (0 ~50°C)
Humidity 10-95% (NonCondensing)
Certification FCC , CE
Back|Track * Beginner :o
I didn't see you post the result of a -9 injection test. Headshot.
Also try the -4 attack


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Estate Planning: Planning for the Future
When planning your financial future, it is important to consider an investment strategy, risk tolerance and time horizon. These are critical aspects of building wealth.
Although many of us focus on the now, we forget about organizing our finances and personal interests upon our passing. This aspect of planning is neglected many times and can put everything at risk. As investors, we will spend many years saving and planning; we should take the steps to protect all that we have built. This can be done by arranging an estate plan that will allow you to pass on your assets to who you want, how you want, and when you want.
This type of planning may seem overwhelming, but an effective estate plan doesn't need to be complicated. It can be broken down in two key elements. The first is having a durable power of attorney and the second is a will.
Having a durable power of attorney will allow you to manage your assets while you are still living by appointing someone to act in the event you are unable to do so. A will focuses on managing and distributing your assets after death.
In addition to these key elements, an estate plan can help avoid the problems and expenses of probate, avoid family conflicts, provide flexibility in estate management, and minimize taxes at the time of death. These are some of the benefits and why estate planning is so important. However, how does one get started on setting up an estate plan?
Most estate planning objectives can be accomplished by hiring an attorney or by using an online "do-it-yourself" approach. The cost of hiring an estate planning attorney to assist with the development and implementation of an estate plan is typically far outweighed by the benefits of recruiting experienced council. The person who decides to save money by using an online service is likely to make costly mistakes, says estate attorney Kari Meyrose of Gorman and Jones Law Firm.
"Estate planning attorneys spend many years learning the contours of estate planning rules and methodologies, and they have the ability to forecast the potential outcomes that may result from an individual estate plan," Meyrose says.
Estate plans range from simple to very complicated, and in some cases the cost of not using an attorney may actually end up being a very costly lesson for loved ones. Either way you decide— do it yourself or use an attorney — don't procrastinate in making a choice and take action in planning your future.
For more information about estate planning or Jacob Gold & Associates Inc., visit www.jacobgold.com.
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Fox Rhetoric Echoed In Poll Revealing Belief That "Armed Revolution" May Soon Be Necessary
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A new poll showing that more than four in ten registered Republican voters believe an "armed revolution" may be necessary in the next few years echoes rhetoric employed by Fox News personalities.
The poll, released on May 1 by Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind, found that 29 percent of Americans, including 44 percent of Republicans, agreed with the statement, "In the next few years, an armed revolution might be necessary in order to protect our liberties." From Talking Points Memo:
The survey, aimed at measuring public attitudes toward gun issues, found that 29 percent of Americans agree with the statement, "In the next few years, an armed revolution might be necessary in order to protect our liberties." An additional five percent were unsure.
Eighteen percent of Democrats said an armed revolt "might be necessary," as compared to 27 percent of independents and 44 percent of Republicans. Support levels were similar among males and females but higher among less educated voters.
The belief that armed rebellion may be necessary is reminiscent of rhetoric heard from Fox figures, who have agitated for and invoked revolution over President Obama and his administration's policies.
In January, Fox News Radio reporter Todd Starnes warned, "If they, in fact, try to confiscate our guns, I think there will be a revolution."
Fox News contributor Keith Ablow told the crowd at an April Tea Party rally that they were like "slaves" who have become "enslaved by the notion of ever-increasing taxes," health care, and gun laws, adding: "That can't stand, because slaves always revolt."
And Fox News regular Donald Trump called for a "revolution" following President Obama's November re-election, writing on Twitter, "He lost the popular vote by a lot and won the election. We should have a revolution in this country!" He added: "More votes equals a loss...revolution!" Trump's tweets were later deleted.
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Courtney Love reconciles with Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson
Hole fans may have something to look forward to in 2014.
Courtney Love says she's reconciled with Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson, confirming the news with a Facebook photo featuring the two rockers embracing with huge grins on their faces.
Love and Erlandson had feuded for years, and Courtney just accused Eric of stealing her late husband Kurt Cobain's guitars earlier this year. But their relationship appears to be much better now, and Love said in the caption to her photo that 2014 is "going to be a very interesting year."
Love reunited with Erlandson and other Hole members Patty Schemel and Melissa Auf Der Maur onstage back in April 2012 for a brief two-song performance. Since then, she's been playing sporadic solo dates and working on a new memoir.


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