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The Answers Book for Kids is a six-volume set, broken down by topic and written for children ages 7–11. The volumes answer 22 questions and are written in a friendly and readable style. Topics include God and the Bible, Creation and the Fall, Dinosaurs and the Flood, and Sin, Salvation, and the Christian Life. The book is also indexed so children can quickly find the answers they are looking for.
Sometimes parents aren't nearby to answer a question. Sometimes a parent is unsure of an answer. Sometimes a child doesn't know how to ask the question that challenges their faith. And sadly, sometimes a child doesn't have a parent to lead them in their spiritual life. The Answers Books for Kids are another exceptional tool from Answers in Genesis to help children grow in knowledge, faith, and wisdom.
Answers are important. If children aren't given answers to their questions about the Bible and the history it reveals, they cannot defend their faith against a fallen world. The Answers Book for Kids series is a unique collection of question-answer books from Ken Ham and the creative team at Answers in Genesis that meet this need.
Vol. 1 - 22 Questions on Creation and the Fall
Vol. 2 - 22 Questions on Dinosaurs and the Flood of Noah
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Volume 1 - 22 Questions on Creation and the Fall
The story of Creation and the Garden of Eden are familiar ones. But they also present a wonderful opportunity to share important biblical truths with eagerly questioning minds through answers that even the youngest believer can understand. Look inside to learn:
How did God create everything from nothing?
Why was the first person that God created a boy?
Why did God have Adam name the animals?
The serpent talked to Eve, so why can't snakes talk today?
Kids are never short of questions—and now there are answers to some of their most difficult ones regarding the Bible and faith! The new Answers Book for Kids series is a unique collection from Ken Ham and the creative team at Answers in Genesis.
Volume 2 - 22 Questions on Dinosaurs and the Flood of Noah
Dinosaurs are fascinating creatures that kids simply adore, and even the youngest believer can recite the biblical story of Noah and his ark. Now discover how to answer some of kids' most interesting questions about dinosaurs and Noah's ark like:
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How did Noah keep the animals on the ark from eating each other and his family?
Where did all the water go after the Flood?
Why aren't there fossils of humans from Noah's flood?
Volume 3 - 22 Questions on God and the Bible
Even adults struggle to understand our Creator - the infinite Being who seeks a personal relationship with each of us. Now kids can begin to understand both God's Holy Word and the importance of Him in their lives - what He expects from them, why it is vital to follow His plan for their lives, and the love He has for them. Open the book and discover:
Why can't I hear God talking to me?
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Why do I get in trouble at school when I talk about the Bible?
These important answers will empower children to live with godly values and with a spirit of obedience for God. The new Answers Book for Kids series is a unique collection from Ken Ham and the creative team at Answers in Genesis.
Volume 4 - 22 Questions on Sin, Salvation, and the Christian Life
At the heart of the Bible is the theme sin, salvation through christ, and guidance for living the kind of life that honors our Creator God. Since Adam and Eve chose to disobey in the Garden of Eden, questions about sin, salvation, and the Christian life have faced humanity, so turn the pages to find the answers:
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Why doesn't God keep me from being sick or hurt?
This book gives children vital answers to help them form a strong and lasting faith foundation. The new Answers Book for Kids series is a unique collection from Ken Ham and the creative team at Answers in Genesis.
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This morning I drove into the parking lot here at Multnomah to begin my work day. I had a harder time than yesterday finding a parking spot (which was a harder time than the day before, and likely not as hard as tomorrow!). This is how I know that Fall Semester is about to start.
However, the real verification comes when I see the insane amount of items on deck for employees and students alike in the week leading up to convocation!
Check the Master Calendar for the scoop on all of it...
Thursday, 08.21.08
- Presidential Dinner for College Parents
- New College Student Dinner
- New College Student Registration
Friday, 08.22.08
- Portland CityFest day 1
- Seminary Orientation
- Parent Orientation Meeting
- New College Student Orientation
Saturday, 08.23.08
Sunday, 08.24.08
- Students Find Their "School Church"
Monday, 08.25.08
- Classes Begin
Tuesday, 08.26.08
- Convocation Chapel
- Lions Volleyball vs. Warner Pacific
On And On It Goes
(Life and the search for parking spaces, that is!)
Update: 08.26.08 is Lions Volleyball not Basketball

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Chocolate Pizza Candy Recipe
5 2 2
—Norma Oosting, Holland, Michigan Suggest that red and/or green candied cherries could be used. (Original photo had both; current photo only had red).
Recommended: Homemade Valentine's Day Candy
VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 8 ounces white baking chocolate, divided
- 1-1/3 cups semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup crisp rice cereal
- 1/2 cup miniature marshmallows
- 1/2 cup salted peanuts
- 1/2 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1 cup red candied cherries
- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt six squares of white chocolate with the chocolate chips. Stir until smooth. Stir in the cereal, marshmallows and peanuts.
- Spread into a 10-in. circle on a greased pizza pan or foil-covered cardboard cake circle.
- Sprinkle with coconut and top with cherries. Melt remaining white chocolate; drizzle over pizza. Refrigerate until set. Yield: 12-16 slices.
Originally published as Chocolate Pizza in Country Woman November/December 1991, p35
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Reviewed Feb. 9, 2011
"Have been making this recipe for several years. I usually make it at Christmas time. A special treat. I use maraschino cheeries, well drained, both red and green."
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2011
"I used to make this recipe years ago when it was first published in Country Woman and had forgotten all about it. I always made the pizzas mini sized by using muffin tins, doll sized layer cake tins, or small pie tins to put the mixture into. In this way I got a number of individual sized candy pizzas from each recipe. Another change I made was to use red and green M&Ms rather than the red and/or green cherries. I thought it looked even more pizza-like that way."


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Thanks for the replies !
You would think that the .cfg file would have something more on the labels, but you can only change it to either show the ssids or the macs.
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When I delete the line altogether, remove the master dbs and the previous .kml files and rerun knsgem, it still shows the macs labels..
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hope everyone scored today, it was sooo much fun!
hit up maryland surf spots today:
AI was breaking way far out, lining up nice with long lefts and occasional long rights. set's solid head high with some fairly consistent overhead sets rollin in. LONG paddle, and the inside was real tough if you got stuck during sets. definitely a bicep burner today.
after AI we hit OC midtown for some barrels before dark. Also super fun, much easier paddle, shallow, and some really nice left and right barrels! good form! smaller than AI by a few feet, but still chest-head high sets. hopefully the morning will have light enough winds to score before it gets chopped up.
and what a sublime day, could it have been any more perfect? it was glassy with size and form and the weather was just perfect. balmy and beautiful with a perfect swell, nothing i'd rather do in the world than surf!!
how'd everyone else make out?
post pics if you got em, and tell your stories. how were the breaks you were at/sandbars?


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Cause Of Explo, Fire At Norco Diesel Plant Under Investigation
Authorities are investigating the cause of an explosion at the Diamond Green Biodiesel plant in Norco Sunday night.
No one was injured in the explosion and a resulting fire that occurred around 9:30 p.m. The plant processes cooking oil and other material into renewable diesel fuel.
The blast reportedly was felt as far away as Kenner.
The St. Charles Parish Emergency Operations Center reported that no protective actions needed to be taken by the public. Air monitoring revealed no traces of anything harmful in the air.
"We haven't read anything that's elevated to the point that it's harmful to human health," says Greg Langley, spokesman for the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, the agency that conducted air monitoring.
The production unit at the facility was shut down.
It took over two hours to fully extinguish the fire. The facility's own fire department fought the blaze.
"Each plant in St. Charles Parish actually has crews on scene. So those are the folks who were able to fight that fire last night," says Renee Simpson, spokeswoman for the parish.


text: The Applications Development Department is a part of New River Community College's Innovative Technology Center (ITC). The ITC is located in Martin Hall room 224. The mission of the ITC is to provide faculty and staff training opportunities, web development, support and testing of new technologies. An Additional part of the ITC's mission is to provide students with skills needed to be successful in today's job market through the SITs (Students in Technologies) program and TechWeb Partners program.


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This unique bean bag is a free pattern to download as part of our Original Denim Online Collection. The design uses both a pair of jeans and Original Denim yarn (cotton) in its construction. It was the members pattern for March 2004.
This throw with alternate spot and stripe panels uses Cotton Glace and was the members exclusive pattern for August 2002.


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Sara Evans working on new album
Listen to Sara Evans on iHeartRadio
Sara Evans knows her fans are "getting a little antsy for new songs" - because she is, too. The singer admits to "Country Weekly" that since she now lives in Alabama it's taking her longer to complete a new album, but she's "definitely working on it."
Evans says she has four songs tracked for the upcoming project, and she's hoping to finish that process next month.
She adds that fans won't be disappointed with the disc. Sara explains that each of her records reflect "all sides" of her "musical personality," and "this one is shaping up the same way."
The country star also says that she'll have "a huge collaboration" on the disc, but she can't reveal who she's working with just yet. She also doesn't say just when she expects to have the album in stores. Evans' upcoming disc will be the follow up to her 2011 effort, Stronger.
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I don't know if everyone remembers the Spiritual Fitness Test fiasco in the US Army. If you follow this blog how could you not. It was based on untested psychological hypotheses from Dr. Martin Seligman. And I know we all know what happens when someone creates a hypothesis that is unsupported and untestable. You discard it. [Read More…]
Pseudoscience is a winning field in the US Military
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You don't have to find hours each day to work out in a gym to enjoy the huge benefits of exercise. Dance, walk, swim, garden, play ball, have fun. Gradually work up to at least 30 minutes, 5 days each week. Even that little amount of exercise can catapult your health forward -- even if the exercise is divided into shorter blocks of time (15 minutes twice a day can be great).
Exercise has great health benefits. You probably know that exercise burns calories, which helps you lose weight. You may also know that exercise improves your cholesterol level and lowers your blood pressure. Together, this helps maintain the health of your heart and blood vessels.
Exercise also makes your muscle cells more sensitive to insulin, meaning that sugar from your blood is able to enter muscle cells. If you have type 2 diabetes, this accomplishes two important goals:
You may find that with a healthy diet and sufficient exercise, you can keep your blood sugar in the normal non-diabetic range without medication.
To improve blood sugar control, achieve a healthy weight, and reduce the risks of heart disease and strokes, you need at least 150 minutes per week of moderate-to-intense aerobic activity (with your heart rate at 50 - 85% of maximum for your age), OR at least 90 minutes per week of vigorous aerobic exercise (with your heart rate at less than 85% of maximumfor your age).
In addition, you should add resistance training to your routine, unless there is a medical reason to avoid it. The ideal is 3 times a week, targeting all major muscle groups, trying to work up to 3 sets of 8 - 10 repetitions each, using a weight that cannot be easily lifted more than 8 - 10 times
If exercise is new for you or you've been inactive for a while, check with your doctor to be sure that it is safe for you to start. A stress test, eye exam, and complete neurologic exam may be performed to assess your risk for complications related to diabetes. Once you are given the go-ahead, follow these general guidelines:
The effects of exercise on blood sugar levels can last up to 24 hours. By recording exercise information in your blood sugar log (including types of activities, time of day, and length of workout), you can see patterns that develop and learn to be safe.


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A freak five-minute tropical storm tore through your back yard in Hialeah, knocking over your wood fence like Matt Mitrione pummeling Kimbo Slice. You had left your dogs on the patio, so they got swept away in the deluge and drowned in a nearby canal. Pieces of Spanish tile zoomed off of your roof and crashed into the windshield of your vintage Chevy Impala, shattering it into a spider web of cracks. Just as you were about to call your insurance company, you got served with a foreclosure notice. Forget the recession. You have some serious demons spiraling around you. Time to march over to Botanica Yoruba and get yourself an ultra-grade despojo, or spiritual cleansing. Located in the heart of the land Raul Martinez built, Botanica Yoruba has helped many souls find peace through the powers of the Cuban orishas. And in case you don't want to get lost in the maze of Hialeah's confounding street system, check out the botanica's online store, where you can choose books from Yoruba's vast library of Santería literature ($4 to $50), purchase exquisite porcelain urns ($55 and $95), and order various spiritual bath concoctions ($1.25 and $2). You'll be able to sleep soundly again.
You're a wannabe South Florida survivalist, so naturally you've made sure the family bomb shelter is sufficiently stocked with bottled water, canned goods, AA batteries, and other basic hurricane supplies. But honestly, that's not good enough. With the apocalypse almost upon us — Hello, 2012! — it's high time you began stockpiling nonstandard stuff such as double-strength nylon rope, fighting knives, stainless-steel handcuffs, emergency germicidal water tablets, fire forks, blister kits, disposable urine bags, and shit buckets. Face it — the next couple of centuries are gonna be tough, and you have only 919 days left till the Mayan calendar hits doomsday. Our advice: Get some help from the old-timers at Jet's Florida Outdoors. In business since 1955, when worldwide nuclear war seemed inevitable, this store's bushwhacking staffers are exactly the kind of gritty end-of-days experts you need. They'll hook you up with all of those aforementioned items for $192.92 plus tax. Then they'll point out the million ways in which you failed to fully imagine the dirty-bombed, zombie-ridden, sci-fi future. Like, what about a 32-ounce bottle of human scent killer? You know people will be food, right? Just go start the countdown, you amateur.
Napoleon Bonaparte allegedly wrote his mistress to arrange a love tryst, saying, "I'm coming home — please don't wash." The magic word behind lust is pheromones, those elusive, odorless chemicals given off in response to sexual stimulation or even romantic fantasy. And while your partner might insist you stay ripe, 99 percent of the population would like you to scrub clean from time to time. What to do? Appease the mate or give in to the crowd? Fortunately, there are soaps, made right here in Miami, that emit powerful wafts of virility while getting rid of that nasty BO. Smelling like a six-pack doesn't sound alluring, but the Beer Soap Company concocts cleansers out of shea butter; manly scents such as tobacco, caramel, and leather; and bottles of frosty beer. Try the choc bock beer soap ($6.50), made with Sam Adams Limited Release Chocolate Bock; Canadian hops beer soap ($5.50), made with Molson; and for the more sophisticated palate, aquadementia beer soap ($5.50), which includes Blue Moon Belgian white beer.
"What is the use of a book without pictures or conversation?" If you agree with Alice, your Wonderland is waiting on Lincoln Road in South Beach at precisely 1111, a number some believe is a passageway to another reality. If there are few volumes in this clean, well-lighted place, most of the tomes seem larger than life, making you feel like you shrunk after taking a swig from the little bottle that read "Drink Me." Pick up a copy of Pancha Tantra, Walton Ford's sinisterly twisted depictions of furry and feathered beasts, for $1,800, or if your pocketbook has shrunken, there's always the trade edition for a mere $70. If you opt for sex, the six-volume, 3,506-page Hugh Hefner's Playboy will set you back $1,300. But, hey, it "comes with a piece of Hef's silk pajamas, worn by the man himself!" Our favorite is GOAT: Greatest of All Time, a $4,500, 792-page Muhammad Ali picture book that Der Spiegel called "the biggest, heaviest, most radiant thing ever printed in the history of civilization." (The "Champ's Edition," which goes for $15,000, comes with the Jeff Koons sculpture Radial Champs, comprising two inflatables and a stool.)
It's becoming increasing difficult to find a good used bookstore. The only secondhand shops staying alive seem to be next to fast-food joints in minimalls and trade in cheap romance novels. So you have to try extra-hard to find an old-fashioned store with curious out-of-print volumes lining tall shelves, spilling onto the floor, and hiding in nooks and crannies. In other words, the kind of place you'd never find in the clean confines of cyberspace. To reach Dunbar Old Books, you need to navigate blind streets that twist into a quiet industrial zone with no sidewalks. Proprietor Mary Ann likes to stay out of the way — she does most of her sales online and doesn't keep a strict schedule. So she'll probably be upset to learn her store has been named, hands down, the best used bookstore in town. Just make sure you call first. And please don't say you heard about it here. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.


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Evansville, Ind. - Josh Roper broke the 20-point mark for the third game in a row, scoring 22 against the 10th-NABC ranked Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles and Jonathan Whitson recorded his first double-double of the season with 14 points and 10 rebounds, but 12 Southern Indiana players scored in the contest as the Tornados fell, 106-61.
Brevard (5-3, 1-0 SAC) shot 37.7 percent (23-61) from the floor, led by Roper who went 8-19 on his attempts in scoring 22 points. Roper added five assists and four rebounds in the contest, while Whitson shot 6-15 from the floor and blocked three shots for the Tornados. Shane Galloway, in his first start of the season, scored 11 for the Tornados, connecting twice from behind the arc as well as pulled down three rebounds as Brevard fell for just the third time this season.
Southern Indiana (11-0, 2-0 GLVC) had four players achieve double-figures in scoring led by Jamar Smith with a game-high 23 points on 8-14 shooting, connecting on seven three-pointers in the game. Tyrone Bradshaw added 15 points and seven blocks, while Jeron Lewis and C.J. Trotter each had 10 points as the Screaming Eagles connected on 55.1 percent (38-69) of their field goal attempts and 51.5 percent (17-33) of their attempts from behind the arc in building a 25-point halftime lead.
Southern Indiana opened the game on a 9-0 run before a layup by Roper gave the Tornados their first points at the 17:51 mark. A three-pointer by Drew Schauss cut the lead to 9-5 at 17:02 before the Screaming Eagles went on another 9-0 run started on a three-pointer by Kevin Gant, before Shane Galloway connected from behind the arc to put the score at 18-8 with 15:08 to go in the half.
Brevard cut into the lead again, bringing it back to 10 at 30-20 as Roper connected on a jumper and made the additional free throw shot off the foul by Lewis with 10:17 remaining in the opening period, but Southern Indiana closed out the first half with a 25-10 run to put the score at 55-30 as the teams went into the locker room.
Roper had five of the Tornados first seven points in the second half coming on a combination of layups and free throw shots as Brevard cut the lead down to 22 points with 17:34 remaining in the game at 59-37, but Southern Indiana turned to the bench as twelve players scored in the contest as the Screaming Eagles finished the game with the win, 106-61.
The Tornados are back in action on Wednesday, December 30th, as Brevard travels to Oakland City, Ind. to take on the Oakland City Fighting Oaks. Tipoff between the teams inside the Johnson Center is set for 7 p.m.


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Zoo finds homes for rescued cougar cubs
While Neka's cubs have been getting most of the attention at the Oregon Zoo lately, another trio of lion cubs has quietly moved in behind the scenes at the zoo's veterinary medical center.
Three young cougars found orphaned in southwest Oregon last week have been staying at the zoo temporarily while they await flights out of town this week en route to new, permanent homes in New York and Kansas.
Oregon Zoo keeper Michelle Schireman described the 7-week-old cougar siblings, all female, as "incredibly cute, but definitely not cuddly."
"They are tiny and feisty," Schireman said. "They're only 8 pounds right now — about the size of small housecats — but with feet the size of hockey pucks. They still have blue eyes and fuzzy spotted coats, which they will eventually grow out of."
Two of the cubs arrived Oct. 29, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife found and delivered the third a couple of days later.
"They're nervous of course," Schireman said. "But they're starting to calm down. When we brought the third cub in, the first two were huddled in back of their crate, growling. Within 20 minutes, the third cub slinked out of her crate and joined her sisters, and then they all settled down together."
Once they learned of the orphaned cubs, ODFW officials quickly contacted Schireman, who serves as the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' species coordinator for cougars.
"I'm usually the first person wildlife departments call when orphaned cubs are found," Schireman said. "Without a mother, young cougars lack the skills and resources they need to survive on their own in the wild."
Two of the cubs will be moving to the Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City, Kan., which recently opened a $1 million Cat Canyon habitat housing bobcats, jaguars and cougars — including a 12-year-old male named Payton, who will be housed in an adjacent area, separate from the young pair.
The third cub will go to the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park, joining Ninja, a 2-year-old male placed there by Schireman in 2011. Ninja's name was suggested by a New York kindergarten class "because he jumps like a ninja."
"He's been waiting for a buddy to get pouncy with," Schireman said. "Both zoos have a history of excellent care for cougars, and they have spaces all ready for these cubs."
As AZA species coordinator, Schireman has found homes for close to 85 cougar cubs in zoos around the country. Most of the cougars currently living in U.S. zoos are orphans placed by Schireman.
In 2011, the National Association of Zoo Keepers recognized Schireman with a Certificate of Merit in Conservation for "outstanding work developing an orphaned animal placement program that gives assistance to state wildlife agencies and zoological institutions in placing orphaned pumas."
Cougars — also known as mountain lions, pumas and (in Florida) panthers — live mostly in the western United States and Canada. They weigh from 75 to 150 pounds and have a carnivorous diet both in the wild and at the zoo. Females are either pregnant or raising cubs for the majority of their lives. After three months of gestation, two to three cubs are usually born in a litter and live with their mother for up to two years.
With the exception of the Florida panthers, cougars are not listed as endangered, but they do face many challenges in other parts of the country due to human encroachment and habitat destruction.
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Great work, and thanks for posting. But the download link for chap2asleap.py is pw protected can you give the pw, please.
Watch on-line: http://g0tmi1k.blip.tv/file/3356422
Download Video: http://www.mediafire.com/?qy4qqqk69ewzuqx
Script (chap2asleap.py): http://www.mediafire.com/?wnkoyiai2ty
What is this?
A python script, to automatically generate the arguments for Joshua Wright's 'asleap' program.
This video demostrates an offline (asleap) and online (THC-pptp-bruter) attack on MSCHAP v2 software VPN.
How does this work?
From wireshark (and a Man In The Middle attack), you can get "CHAP Challenge" and "CHAP Response". We can break theses values down:
CHAP Challenge = Auth Challenge (16 bytes)
CHAP Response = Peer Challenge (16 bytes) and Peer Response (24 bytes)
After finding "Auth Challenge and Peer Challenge" we can add these to the username and hash (sha1)the result. This will generate the "Challenge".
Once we have the challenge, we can feed this into the asleap, along with CHAP Challenge.
This script does all the work for you (and more), it just needs the values from wireshark for it to work. As well as having the option for different styles of attack, you can either uses a dictionary/wordlist or use 'Genkeys' to generate a look up file for asleap (which is recommended). Also by using this, you can automatically run asleap with your arguments.
What do I need?
> asleap
> Python
> The script - chap2asleap.py
> Wireshark
> THC-pptp-bruter
Name: asleap
Version: 2.2
Home Page: http://www.willhackforsushi.com/Asleap.html
Download Link: http://www.willhackforsushi.com/code...asleap-2.2.tgz
Name: THC-pptp-bruter
Version: 0.1.4
Home Page: http://freeworld.thc.org
Download Link: http://freeworld.thc.org/download.ph...r-0.1.4.tar.gz
Name: chap2asleap.py
Version: 0.1.1
Home Page: http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com
Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?wnkoyiai2ty
How to use chap2asleap.py:
1.) chmod 755 chap2asleap.py
2.) python chap2asleap.py
Commands:Notes:Code:echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward arpspoof -i eth1 -t 10.0.0.3 10.0.0.9 arpspoof -i eth1 -t 10.0.0.9 10.0.0.3 wireshark -i eth1 -k python chap2asleap.py python chap2asleap.py -u g0tmi1k -c 3fb0e397540e8aa3df5eb08b0053092c -r df7661696051401f7192726630558ac200000000000000003c4b7c76ae82dd3050006c53d0bc6012db000acba0c5fec600 -x -v cd /pentest/passwords/wordlists cat darkc0de.lst | thc-pptp-bruter -u g0tmi1k -n 99 -l 999 10.0.0.3
Song: Two Fingers - Keman Rhythm
Video length: 03:03
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Last edited by g0tmi1k; 03-05-2011 at 02:47 PM.
Have you...g0tmi1k?
Great work, and thanks for posting. But the download link for chap2asleap.py is pw protected can you give the pw, please.
What is the password to d/l the file: chap2asleap.py - firstname.lastname@example.com
i also want to knw da passward.....
i also want to know da pw.....
Last edited by Archangel-Amael; 03-24-2010 at 04:55 PM.
Ive removed the password. oppps! )= (dunno how that happen!)
Sorry for the delay!
Have you...g0tmi1k?
Thanks a lot
Now version v0.1.1!
Download: chap2asleap.py
Have you...g0tmi1k?
Help me!!!!!
i have got error " Traceback (most recent call last):
File "chap2asleap.py", line 128, in <module>
if (run == True and wordlist == False): os.remove ('/tmp/words.dat')
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/tmp/words.dat'
i don't understand, i must create word.dat ? but i don't create , u can talk me
thanks a lot!
hey man great vedio.....i followed all you steps in vedio.........i donwloaded chap2asleap.py but i did not know how to use it....plz could you tell me how to install paython and chap2asleap.py to backtrack ? thanks for this great vedio


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'"When you're out there, tempers flare. Guys get under one another's skin. Especially with him. We have a long battle against each other and it's just one of those things. He's out there and he's competing hard. You can never take that away from him. He works hard. He just shows emotion a little too much sometime."'
The Sabres Report - October 30, 2008


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Rory Loy put the visitors ahead after 51 minutes before a Liam Walker penalty rescued Pompey a point with 12 minutes left.
The Blues have now gone 21 games without a victory but Whittingham believes Pompey's first win since October 20 is within reach, despite watching his side sink to the bottom of the League One table.
He said: "Confidence is the biggest thing for any footballer. If they're confident in their ability and confident when they go out there with their team-mates week in and week out, they'll play better. It's improving.
"I think the players feel themselves that things are changing slightly. It's not going to be a quick turnaround when you're coming off the back of the run we've had and you're in the run we're in.
"It's a point and it's probably one we might have lost a few weeks ago and heads might have gone down after we went a goal down. So that shows there is a spirit building there."


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I want to start out by saying Happy 21st Birthday to my big sister Andrea! She recently got married to my now brother-in-law, Mike. You can read about their wedding here!
Today I will be showing you all how to make an organic facial scrub. When I look at all the face washes in the store, there are so many ingredients that I can't even pronounce. With this facial scrub, you know exactly what you're putting on your face. You only need three things:
1. A Lemon or lemon juice: It smooths skin, clears up acne, helps with oiliness, and fades scars and dark spots. It also helps remove dead skin cells to make your skin look more radiant.
2. Sugar: It is best to use organic sugar. Whatever you put on your skin is going to get absorbed since it is your largest organ. It is also good to help soften your skin and works as an exfoliant.
3. Cotton balls
Then you're finished! This is so simple and very inexpensive. Make sure to come back every Monday for a new Do It Yourself blog. Also, If you have any requests, feel free to email me!
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College baseball team scored five runs in the first inning but Mars Hill put up 22 runs in a four-inning stretch to sweep the double header and series against the Tornados with a 22-6 win Sunday at Gil Coan Field.
Kellen Moman doubled down the right field line to drive in Kramer Clark to give the Tornados (0-5, 0-3) an early 1-0 lead in the first inning. Stephen Mullis followed with a single to center to plate Moman. Jackie Corn and Ron Patterson hit consecutive doubles, with Patterson's coming on an 0-2 pitch and driving in two runs. Matt Ennis capped the five run frame with an RBI single through the left side to bring home Patterson and give the Tornados a large early lead.
Mars Hill (5-2, 3-0) made a two-out rally in the top of the third to get within two. Mike Kitt was hit by a pitch from Tornado starter Matthew Pruitt. Devin Presnell followed with a single to right and Kitt scored from first. After Presnell stole second and Rusty Smith walked Adam Lewis doubled down the right left field line to make the score 5-3.
The Lions added six more runs in the fourth on six hits and benefited from two Tornado errors. Mars Hill scored five runs in the fifth inning, helped by RBI doubles from Kitt and Brandon Savoca.
The Lions scored eight runs on four hits. Kitt drew a bases loaded walk to earn another RBI. Presnell followed with a bases clearing double to left and Matt Harris added an RBI single to right. Paul Davidson continued the scoring with a two-run homer to right field.
Jacob Koontz set the Lions down in order in the seventh, striking out Ben Hunt swinging and Rob Dobbins looking, and inducing a 6-3 groundout to Matt Harris.
Brevard added a final run in the bottom of the seventh. Moman led off the inning with a double to right center and later scored on a Corn single.
Kyle Dietrich pitched a third of an inning to win his first game of the season. Pruitt worked three and two-thirds and suffered his second loss of the year. Patterson finished 2-4 with two RBI and a run scored. Moman went 2-3, scored twice and added an RBI.
Brevard returns to action Wednesday February 24 at King College for a 2 p.m. first pitch. Mars Hill hosts Montreat Tuesday February 23 at 2:30 p.m.


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Thread: Giving medicine to sick baby
27th November 2012 04:37 AM #1
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Giving medicine to sick baby
I had trouble giving my babies medicine when they were sick. They were refusing, fending, etc, even it is sweet and has
fruit flavor. If I force them, they will be gagging. I try to put in their food, but it not always success. If anyone who
has been there before can give me any tips or ideas, I would be very grateful. Thank you for reading.
29th November 2012 06:37 AM #2
My friend has recently had this problem with giving her toddler antibiotics.
She found mixing it into jam and putting it on toast worked. Also, playing doctors with the toys first (and pretending that the toys had taken the medicine) helped.
I know this can be tricky - I look forward to reading about other mums' experience and tips with this too!
Best wishes,
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Hi Ijmarsden,
Thank you very much for the tip, very good idea, I shouldn't forget this.
Warm regard,
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I agree with putting it in a tasty food. It is important to find a food that has a naturally strong taste and to make sure they do not see you adding the meds. Best of luck!
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Thank you Mom2Many, I will surely use this tips
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I have also faced the same problem for my niece.


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Looks like a lot of your meth may have hit the streets...
Looks like a lot of your meth may have hit the streets...
Sweet, I'm not too concerned with stain though, I just wanna make ghetto junobo. Cheers man.
How well does koolaid work? Does it come out with a decent opaque-ness? Cause i made a red ink but it could be alittle brighter and more opaque
Yea it helps with the Opaqueness a little bit, Its really use for the Stain really.
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aight im at work, so itll have to wait till tonight but ill get some up.
WTF you doin on here then Lol. By the Way added the Viniger... Im takin pics of it later to night. I made a small batch... So I'll let you guys know how it went.
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for all you people saying you cant mix paints and inks, your wrong, but you have to know what your doing.
1. you need a SOLVENT BASED INK
2.you need oil based paint, not any metallic colors, white works the best.
3.TIP: Garvey looks good in white rust-o.
4.It will leave ghosts if you don't use shitty inks.
5.you get really nice colors, because the white is opaque and the Garvey comes in red,black,and purple. i recommend the reds and purples.
6.Always add INK INTO PAINT, then stir and add more to receive desired color.
I may post pics of my dope ink, i may not, but that was just a tip.
there are these things called choke cherries in my back yard the fall out of a tree when you mash them up the juices make this amazing ink i will post pix tomorrow it makes this fucsia color
lol. atleast it wil lsmell good.
Bumpidy bump bump
first get all your supplys togther and sumthing to open your paint can
then open the can of paint and inset the funnel into your bottle or w'e
fill your bottle with about 2/3 of paint
next take our paint thinner and pour around 1/3 till your bottle is almost full
now pour about a cap or 2 of DOT 3BRAKE FLUID
then clean everything up and close your bottle once its closed shake it up real good
cant people just read that locked ink thread that is sticky?


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Envelope Pedals
Source Audio Soundblox Pro Poly-Mod Filter$229.00The Source Audio Poly-Mod Filter offers funky auto wah and more. 23 filter effects, versatile controls, a 7 band EQ, MIDI input, expression pedal jack, tap tempo and up to 6 user presets make the Poly-Mod a whole world of envelope filters in one pedal. Learn More


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LISTEN: Shay of Dan + Shay shows off his impression skills!
Listen to Dan + Shay on iHeartRadio
Well we knew Dan + Shay were great at country music, but who knew they were so great at impressions too?!
The country duo's own Shay showed off his hidden talent while visiting WDRM 102.1 in Huntsville, Alabama. He did his best impressions of T-Pain, Gary LeVox of Rascal Flatts and Chris Young .. and he was pretty spot on!
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Kangaroo – 12 Models in 1
The Laser Pegs® Kangaroo kit brings a smile to any face. Make a sparkling Ballerina, glistening Dolphin, or Goldfish (our Design Team's Top Choice Model). From assembling the little Sea Turtle to designing your own creatures, these bright LED Laser Pegs® shapes are hard to put down. The 16 Laser Pegs® and 66 construction parts let you build anything you can imagine. Just switch on the power and have fun imagining, building, and lighting it up.
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3DShoots Product Give-away Contests!
How to Enter
To help spread the word about 3DShoots.com, we are offering a Tell-A-Friend contest. Entry into the contest is very simple. Click the link provided on many of our website pages to "Tell A Friend, win a prize".
By clicking this link and entering your friends email address, we will send them an email with information about 3DShoots.com. We also record that you entered into the contest. You can tell multiple friends and you will be entered into the contest multiple times.
We plan to run our Contests bi-monthly, this means a contest will run for two months and then we will draw the winner.
One Winner will be chosen by random drawing from the tell-a-friend entries supplied. Obviously, the more times you tell-a-friend the more entries you will have for that month. This will increase your odds of winning.
The prizes are provided by 3DShoots.com or one of our sponsors. These are great archery items. In the July/August contest we gave away a brand new Carter release of your choice. Watch the forum for prize details.
Each month you can tell-a-friend as many people as you like. However, they must be people you know and have an interest in Archery in general. Anyone caught spamming people they do not know or telling the same person numerous times or using fake or invalid email addresses will have their chance of winning revoked. Winners will only be allowed to win one prize per calendar year.
Odds of winning are dependent on the number of entries received. All taxes, including income taxes, are sole responsibility of winners. No prize substitution is permitted.
We will notify the winner by email using the email address they provided in the tell-a-friend form and we will also post it on this forum. Winners have 14 days from notification to claim the prize.
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text: Is Stockton a celebrity magnet? Maybe so. Perhaps you already know that the city has seen a stream of distinguished guests over the years, among them U.S. presidents Ulysses S. Grant, William McKinley, and Herbert Hoover. But did you know that its list of noteworthy visitors also includes the Liberty Bell?


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Thread: Greeny Mucous Discharge
4th December 2011 10:31 AM #1
Greeny Mucous Discharge
The following question was posted by Georgia on the overdue page:
Hi Jane, I went in for my 40 week appointment with my midwife, who did a stretch-n-sweep. She said I was 2cm dilated and the babies head was engaged. My cervix is stretchy and ready. She told me to book for my 41 week appointment with my doctor, though she thought I wouldn't get that far... That night I had diarrhoea and contractions, but managed to get to sleep at around 11pm. I also lost my mucous plug, with brown guey and slightly bloody. I figured I was in the first stage of 'Latent Labour' However, over the next two days, all of the symptoms disappeared. On exactly 41 weeks, I woke again, with a greeny mucous coming out of my vagina, when I wipe. I told the doctor at my appointment, and he said it could just be more mucous plug. Does it change colour? and come out, stop, then start again, days apart? Could it be a sign of an infection? He didn't even write it in my 'notes', and I feel I should be concerned. Thanks for any advice.
What do you think could be going on for Georgia? Have you had a similar experience? What do you think about the doctors comments and not writing it in the notes?
Georgia I was wondering if the discharge is water like at all? Is there any odour? If the discharge is water like or their is an odour - these are both signs of concern. A mucous plug can come out in one lump or over a period of days (and occasionally weeks). If you are unhappy with the doctors assessment you can ask for a second opinion. It is unlikely the mucous plug changes colour (though not impossible).
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I am not expert, but that certainly sounds like an infection to me. Personally, I would be a little concerned. I've never really heard of a mucous plug turning colours, especially not green. =(
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Well I had a similar experience with Georgia. I had UTI when I was pregnant, and around 31-32wks I noticed I was having discharges colored white and slightly greeny. I ignored it and when the time came I decided to have myself checked, I was 4cm already! I t really scared me because I know baby's not ready yet. Good thing my preterm labor was halted but I was in complete bed rest for a month.


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You are eligible for the Summer Bridge Program if you meet the following requirements:
The Summer Bridge Program will take place at De Anza College during the Summer
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Summer Bridge students participate in activities throughout their COUN 200 and HUMA 20 courses.
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• skepticism •
Pronunciation: skep-tê-siz-êm • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Noun, mass
Meaning: 1. A critical attitude, the state of being unconvinced. 2. A suspicious, doubting attitude. 3. An ancient Greek school of philosophy, founded by Pyrrho of Elis, that argued that all our beliefs are uncertain (the opposite of that of the dogmatists).
Notes: The dictionaries allow us to spell today's Good Word either scepticism, with a C, or skepticism, with a K. However, most offer scepticism as an alternative to skepticism, and not vice versa. Moreover, scepticism appears on the web about 750,000 times while skepticism is out there 3,890,000 times on pages that are probably English. If you entertain skepticism, you are a skeptic, who looks at things skeptically. That makes you skeptical of things.
In Play: Skepticism need not indicate doubt or suspicion, but simply a critical attitude: "While the proposal impressed the committee, it met with considerable skepticism from a few members who wanted more data." Unless you are convinced by 'Pyrrhic' philosophy, you will probably use today's word as a substitute for suspicious: "Ben Downe listened to his brother-in-law's offer of property in Florida with skepticism."
Word History: The reason we have two spellings of this word is that it comes both from Latin Scepticus and Greek Skeptikos "a skeptic" in the sense of a follower of Pyrrho of Elis. The Greek noun comes from the verb skeptesthai "to examine". The root was originally the *spek- "look at, examine" that we see in spectator and inspect, both borrowed from Latin. In Greek, however, the [p] and [k] for some reason metathesized, giving up the scop- we see in telescope and microscope. (Today's Good Word set a record of receiving 133 comments on it when M. Henri Day suggested we do it in the Agora.(If you are skeptical of that number, click the word 'Agora' above.)[/url]
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Those curious about skepticism may find the Skeptics Society an interesting site (note in particular Michael Schermer's A Skeptical Manifesto, which can be read by clicking on «What is the Skeptics Society ?» at the right of the page, and its (more-or-less) weekly email newletter eSkeptic worth subscribing to....
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