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Convention between the United States of America and certain other American republics respecting the Inter-American Indian Institute. Opened for signature at Mexico City from November 1 to December 31, 1940; signed for the United States of America November 29, 1940; ratification advised by the Senate of the United States May 26, 1941; ratified by the President of the United States June 6, 1941; ratification of the United States of America deposited with the Government of Mexico August 1, 1941; proclaimed by the President of the United States February 12, 1942.
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WHEREAS a Convention Providing for the Creation of an Inter-American Indian Institute, which was opened for signature by the American Governments from November 1 to December 31, 1940, at the City of Mexico, was signed by the respective plenipotentiaries of the United States of America, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, E1 Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, and Peru, on November 29, 1940, and by the plenipotentiary of Bolivia on December 18, 1940, and was adhered to by Nicaragua on April 18, 1941, Panama on May 26, 1941, and Paraguay on June 17, 1941, a duly certified copy whereof in the Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French languages, is word for word as follows:
The Governments of the American Republics, inspired by the desire to create efficient instruments for collaboration in the solution of their common problems, and recognizing the fact that the Indian problem is a question of interest to all America; that it is desirable clearly to state and solve said problem; that in many of the American nations it offers similar and comparable aspects; the Governments of said republics further recognize the fact that it is highly desirable to clarify, stimulate and coordinate the Indian policies of the various nations, said policies being construed as the aggregation of desiderata, standards and measures that should be applied for integral improvement of the living standards of the Indian groups of the Americas; and whereas establishment of an Inter-American Indian Institute was recommended for study, by the Eighth International Conference of the American Nations, assembled at Lima in 1938, in the following resolution: That the Continental Conference on Indian Life study the advisability of establishing an Inter-American Indian Institute and, if the occasion arises, set forth the basis for its organization and take the necessary steps for its immeditae install lation and organization; and whereas the First Inter-American Indian Conference that was held at Patzcuaro in April 1940, passed a resolution creating the Inter-American Indian Institute and recommended the conclusion of a Convention to that end:
Now therefore, the Governments of the American Republics have decided to conclude the present Convention, which will be signed in the manner provided by article XVI, in order to give form to said recommendations and purposes, and have agreed to the following:
The contracting Governments hereby agree to elucidate the problems affecting the Indian groups within their respective jurisdictions, and to cooperate with one another, on a basis of mutual respect for the inherent rights of each to exercise absolute liberty in solving the "Indian Problem" in America, by means of periodical meetings, by means of an Inter-American Indian Institute and of National Indian Institutes, whose organization and functioning shall be governed by this Convention in accordance with the following articles:
The Contracting States shall seek to achieve performance of the aims and purposes set out in the preamble hereof, by means of the following organizations:
1. An Inter-American Indian Conference.
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2. An Inter-American Indian Institute, managed by a Governing Board.
3. National Indian Institutes.
In its own right, every State may be represented at the Conference and on the Governing Board of the Institute.
1. The General Conference shall be held at intervals not exceeding four years. The seat of the Conference and the date at which each Congress is to meet shall be determined by the preceding Conference. However, the date scheduled for a meeting may be advanced or postponed by the Organizing Government, at the request of five or more of the participating governments.
2. The government of the nation constituting the seat of the Conference, hereinafter referred to as the "Organizing Government", shall fix the place and final date of the meeting; said Government shall likewise extend invitations to the Conference through the proper diplomatic channels at least six months in advance, sending therewith the respective Agenda.
3. The Conference shall be composed of delegates appointed by the member governments and by a representative of the Pan American Union. An effort shall be made to include members of the National Institutes and Indian members among the staff of the delegations. Each member State shall have one vote.
4. Persons of recognized interest in Indian Affairs may also attend as observers, provided they are invited by the Organizing Government and authorized by their respective governments. Such persons shall not be entitled either to speak or to vote at plenary sessions and shall only be entitled to express their opinions through the official delegations of their respective countries, but may participate in discussion at technical committee sessions.
5. The expenses of organizing and carrying out the Conference shall be paid by the Organizing Government.
1. The first seat of the Institute shall be the capital of any American State chosen by the Governing Board of the Institute. The Government of the nation accepting establishment of the Institute shall furnish premises suitable for the functioning and activities of the Institute.
2. The Office of the Inter-American Indian Institute is temporarily placed under the auspices of the Government of Mexico, with headquarters in the City of Mexico.
The Institute shall have the following duties and obligations, except that it shall not have functions of a political character.
1. It shall act as a Standing Committee for the Inter-American Indian Conferences, and shall be the custodian of the reports, papers and archives thereof. It shall cooperate in the execution and contribute towards the fulfillment of the resolutions adopted by Inter-American Indian Conferences, as well as those arising from this Convention, within the sphere of its duties. It shall further cooperate
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with the Organizing Government in the preparation and holding of the Indian Conference.
2. It shall solicit, collect, arrange and distribute reports on the following:
a) Scientific investigations in regard to Indian problems;
b) Legislation, jurisprudence and administration of Indian communities;
c) Activities of any institutions interested in such groups;
d) Material of all kinds utilizable by the Governments as a basis for development of policies looking to economic and social improvement of living standards among Indian communities;
e) Recommendations made by the Indians themselves in regard to any matters of concern to their people.
3. It shall initiate, direct and coordinate any scientific investigations and inquiries immediately applicable to the solution of Indian problems; or such investigations and inquiries as may, even though not immediately applicable, contribute to better knowledge of Indian life.
4. Publish periodically any magazines or such other material as it may from time to time think fit, and carry on publicity work by means of films, phonograph records and other adequate means.
5. Manage the funds provided by the American nations and accept any other contributions of whatever nature they may be, from public or private sources including personal services.
6. Cooperate in an advisory capacity with the Bureaus of Indian Affairs of the American Nations.
7. Cooperate with the Pan American Union and seek its cooperation for the realization of these aims common to both.
8. Create and authorize the establishment of advisory technical committees, in agreement with the respective Governments.
9. To promote, foster and coordinate the training of men and women experts devoted to the problems of the Indian.
10. To encourage the exchange of technicians, experts or advisers in matters affecting Indians.
11. Discharge such other functions as may be allotted to it by Inter-American Indian Conferences, or by the Governing Board, in the exercise of the powers conferred upon the latter by this Convention.
1. The patrimony and the resources of the Inter-American Indian Institute for its maintenance shall consist of the annual quotas paid by the member countries; as well as of funds and contributions of any kind that the Institute may receive from Ameri can persons or institutions and of funds derived from its publications.
2. The annual budget of the Institute is fixed at $30,600 (U.S. Currency). This budget is divided into 102 units of 300 dollars each. The annual quota of each contributor is determined by assigning to each a certain number of units, according to the total population, as indicated in the attached table,1 but to no country having an Indian population of less than 50,000 shall there be assigned more than one unit. On the other hand, to the countries having the largest Indian population, namely, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru, there shall be assigned additional units equivalent to fifty per cent of those allotted to them on the basis of their total population, as indicated in the attached schedule.1 When the seat of the Institute is
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to be in one of these five countries, the country chosen shall be assigned a surcharge of only twenty-five per cent of the units.
a) To apply the table of quotas, the most recent official data in possession of the Inter-American Indian Institute as of July
first of every year shall be taken.
b) The Governing Board of the Inter-American Indian Institute shall change the number of units to correspond to changes in the census figures. The Governing Board shall also, when it deems it necessary, change the amount of each of the 102 equal units into which the budget is divided to correspond to any change in the total amount of the budget of the Institute. The Governing Board is also authorized to modify the distribution of units among the participating nations.
c) The quota of each country shall be communicated before the 1st of August of each year to the member Governments, and should be paid by them before the 1st of July of the following year. The quota of each country corresponding to the first year shall be paid within the six months following the date of ratification of this Convention.
The Administration of the Institute shall be entrusted to a Governing Board, an Executive Committee and a Director, in accordance with the terms set out in the following articles.
1. The Governing Board shall exercise supreme control over the Inter-American Indian Institute. The Governing Board shall be composed of one representative—preferably an expert—, and by a substitute from each of the member nations.
2. When any five nations shall have ratified this Convention and shall have appointed representatives on the Governing Board, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Mexico shall call the first meeting of said body, which shall thereupon proceed to elect its own Chairman and the Director of the Institute.
3. One year after the Governing Board has thus been organized, it shall hold a Special Meeting for the purpose of electing the permanent Executive Committee, in the manner set forth in paragraph 2, Article VIII. The members of the Executive Committee during the aforesaid one year period as well as those of the permanent Executive Committee shall be ex officio members of the Governing Board. The Director of the Institute shall serve as Secretary of the Governing Board.
4. Votes in the Governing Board and Executive Committee shall be by countries. Each country shall have a single vote.
5. Delegates representing a simple majority of the member States shall constitute a quorum at meetings of the Governing Board.
6. The Governing Board shall hold ordinary general meetings every two years and such extraordinary general meetings as may be convened by the Executive Committee, with the consent of the simple majority of the member States.
7. The Governing Board shall have the following functions and duties, in addition to those mentioned above:
a) Appoint the Director of the Institute in accordance with the conditions set forth in paragraph 1 of article IX.
b) It shall study and approve the plan for organization and operation of the Institute submitted to it by the Executive Committee.
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c) It shall approve its own by-laws and regulations and those for the Committee and the Institute.
d) It shall submit to the consideration of the member Governments, through diplomatic channels, any modifications it may be desired to introduce in the functions of the Institute.
e) It shall determine the general financial basis of the Institute and audit its accounts, directly or through its representative or representatives.
f) It shall promote the assembly of International Conferences of experts for the study of technical problems of common interest to member States; to this end it may request of the respective Governments that they appoint experts to represent it at said Conferences, which shall meet at such places and dates as the Governing Board may determine.
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1. The Executive Committee shall be composed of 5 regular members. They shall be citizens of different countries participating and must be preferably persons well acquainted with the "Indian Problem" or well informed in sociological matters. Each one of the five states represented in the Executive Committee shall appoint a substitute to act in the absence of the respective member.
2. Regular members shall be elected for a period of five years, and the election shall be so arranged that their number shall be renewed to the extent of two fifths on one occasion, and three fifths on the succeeding one; to this end, of the first members so elected, three shall hold office for five years and the other two for three years. Both the permanent and the alternate members can be reelected.
3. The Director of the Inter-American Indian Institute shall ex-officio be a member of the Executive Committee, and act as the Secretary of this Committee with the right to be heard but without the right to vote.
4. The Executive Powers of the Institute are vested in the Executive Committee, under the control and direction of the Governing Board, and will, as a general rule, be exercised through the instrumentality of the Director.
5. The Executive Committee shall have the following functions and duties to perform:
a) To decide on the general plan or program for the work of the Institute.
b) To draw up the Institute's annual budget, to determine the remuneration for the staff and the terms of retirement and pensions for the latter.
c) To appoint special commissions that shall be charged with the study of any matters coming within their purview.
d) To authorize the publications of the Institute.
e) To submit an annual report to the participating States, on the progress of the work and on the revenue and expenditures of any kind of the Institute; a similar report shall be laid before every ordinary meeting of the Governing Board.
f) To call extraordinary meetings of the Governing Board, with the consent of a simple majority of the member States; to organize and hold in agreement with the Governments or entities concerned, any meetings, conferences and international assemblies that the Governing Board may promote.
6. When the Governing Board is integrated as set forth by this Convention, the provisional Executive Committee appointed by the Patzcuaro Inter-American Conference on Indian life shall submit to it a report and it shall continue in office for a period of one year, as
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established by Article VII, paragraph 3, but subject to the provisions of this Convention. The Standing Committee of the aforementioned Conference shall cease to exist when the Governing Board is integrated and the functions thereof shall be vested in the Executive Committee.
1. The Director of the Institute must be a person admittedly competent in Indian Affairs and possess a comparative knowledge of Indian problems in the various American States. He shall retain office for 6 years. He shall be the Head of the Institute, and shall answer to the Executive Committee for its satisfactory progress and operation.
2. The Director shall decide upon the plans, work and activities of the Institute, within the general program marked out by the Executive Committee and the By-Laws referred to in Article VII, paragraph 7, section (c), and besides, the following powers and duties shall be vested in him:
a) He shall, with the approval of the Executive Committee, appoint the personnel of the Institute. He shall endeavor, in so
far as possible, applicants being equally competent, to distribute positions among nationals of the various member States.
b) To manage the funds and property of the Institute and to administer the budget, provided that any special expenditures in excess of 150 dollars, United States currency, be submitted to the Chairman of the Executive Committee for prior approval, and those exceeding 300 dollars be submitted to the Executive Committee.
3. The Director of the Institute may communicate directly with any Governments and public or private institutions, in the name of the Institute, for the execution of any orders issued by the Executive Committee and by the Governing Board.
4. The Director shall attend, as a Consultant, the meeting of the Governing Board, of the committees appointed by the same and of the Inter-American Indian Conferences, for the purpose of furnishing the information that may be necessary. The expenses thereof shall be borne by the Institute.
1. The nations subscribing to this Convention shall, on such date as they may deem advisable, and within their respective jurisdictions, organize National Indian Institutes1 The functions of said Institutes shall, by and large, consist in stimulating interest in and furnishing information about Indian matters to any persons and to public and private institutions. Such National Institutes shall further carry out any studies on these questions that may be of particular interest to the Nation concerned.
2. National Indian Institutes shall be affiliated to the Inter-American Indian Institute, to which they shall submit an annual report.
3. The financing, organization and regulations of said National Indian Institutes shall be matters falling exclusively within the purview of the respective Governments.
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The official languages shall be English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. The Executive Committee shall authorize special translations into these and into American Indian languages when it may deem fit.
Governments participating shall send to the Inter-American Indian Institute two copies of any official documents and publications in any way connected with the functions and aims of the Institute, to the extent allowed by the domestic legislation and practices of each country.
The High Contracting Parties agree to extend to the Inter-American Indian Institute forthwith, the domestic and international postal privilege established by the Postal Union of the Americas concluded in the city of Panama on December 22, 1936,1 and to ask the members of the Union who have not subscribed to the present Convention to grant to it the same privilege.
The expense of any studies or investigations especially agreed upon by one or two of the participating nations shall be borne by the countries involved.
Each of the High Contracting Parties recognizes the legal entity of the Inter-American Indian Institute.
1. The Government of the United States of Mexico shall send to the American Nations a copy of the present Convention, so that they may, if it meets with their approval, express their adherence thereto. To this end any Governments so adhering shall furnish their respective diplomatic or spe- cial representatives with the necessary powers to sign the Convention. As and when the Convention is signed by each of the States, they will submit said Convention to necessary ratification.
2. The original of the present Convention in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, shall be deposited with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Mexico and shall be open to signature by the American Governments from November 1, to December 31, 1940. The American Governments that after the 31st of December 1940, shall wish to subscribe to the present Convention shall make notification thereof to the Minister of Foreign Relations of the Government of Mexico.
3. The instruments of ratification shall be deposited with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the Government of Mexico, which shall
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inform all the American Governments of the deposit of each ratification and the date thereof, forwarding to them the text of any declaration or reservation which may accompany them.
4. Any ratification which may be received after the present Convention becomes effective shall have effect one month from the date of the deposit of such ratification.
1. Any of the Participating Governments may denounce the present Convention at any time by notifying the Government of Mexico in writing to that effect. Such denunciations shall have effect, including the matter of quotas, one year after the receipt of the respective notification by the Government of Mexico.
2. If, as a result of simultaneous or subsequent denunciations, the number of Contracting Governments should be reduced to three, the Convention shall cease to be effective as of the date on which, in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the last of said denunciations becomes effective.
3. The Government of the United Mexican States shall inform all the American Governments of such denunciations and of the dates on which they become effective.
4. If the Convention should cease to be effective according to the terms of paragraph two of the present article, the Government of the United Mexican States shall notify all the American Governments of the date on which it ceases to be effective.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned Plenipotentiaries, after having deposited their full powers found to be in due and proper form, sign this Convention on behalf of their respective governments, and affix thereto their seals, at Mexico, D.F., on the dates appearing opposite their signatures.
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El Licenciado Ezequiel Padilla, Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, . . . . . CERTIFICA: que la presente es una copia fiel del texto original de la Convencion sobre el Instituto Indigenista Interamericano, abierta a la firma de los Estados de la America en la ciudad de Mexico, D.F., segun lo acordado en el Primer Congreso Indigenista Interamericano, celebrado en la ciudad de Patzcuaro, Republica Mexicana, en abril de 1940. Y para ser enviada al Gobierno de los Estados Unidos de America expido la presente certificacion en la ciudad de Mexico, D.F., el doce de diciembre de mil novecientos cuarenta.
AND WHEREAS the said convention has been ratified by the Government of the United States of America, the Government of Mexico, the Government of El Salvador, the Government of Honduras and the Government of Ecuador and their respective instruments of ratification were duly deposited with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the Government of Mexico, in accordance with paragraph 3 of Article XVI of the said convention on days as follows: by Mexico, May 2, 1941; Honduras, July 29, 1941; El Salvador, July 30, 1941; the United States of America, August 1, 1941; and Ecuador, December 13, 1941;
AND WHEREAS the said convention has been ratified by five nations as above stated as is required in paragraph 2 of Article VII;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it known that I, Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States of America, have caused the said convention to be made public to the end that the same and every article and clause thereof may be observed with good faith by the United States of America and the citizens thereof.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have caused the Seal of the United States of America to be hereunto affixed.
DONE at the city of Washington this twelfth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and [SEAL] forty-two, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and sixty-sixth.
By the President:
Secretary of State.


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Rock these hairstyles like the superstar you are!
Scarlett Johansson's a-line bob was accentuated tonight with sexy, messy curls. Use a hair spray as a setting spray before you use an 1" iron to wrap the hair around, but leave the ends out to create an imperfect curl. Then flip upside down, and with pomade in your hands, mess up the curls to give it that vixen look. The idea is loose and messy, so don't go for perfect.
Jennifer Hudson looked gorgeous with her posh updo
Jennifer Hudson looked svelte tonight in her Versace gown and curled pompadour. This posh updo was created by using curled hair, or hair extensions, then setting them in place with bobby pins on top of the head to create more volume. Do not brush the hair out—instead use pin curls, which is pinning a set curl—this way you don't lose the curl pattern or shape. Spraying hair spray throughout each pin will guarantee your style will stay in place all night.

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"Facts are Stubborn Things ..."
In his defense of soldiers in the Boston Massacre trials, John Adams went on to say "… and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence."
No matter what we may wish were happening, no matter what spin some may try to sell, the clear evidence of climate change continues to mount.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has just released its annual report on the state of the climate, and the facts speak volumes about the pervasiveness and speed of actual climate change, not model projections.
In addition to new and clear observations of continued ocean warming, rapid sea level rise, and losses in sea ice, glaciers and snow cover, State of the Climate in 2009 confirms that, globally, the 2000s were the warmest decade in NOAA's temperature record (which began in the 1880s), with every single year of the decade warmer than the average temperature for the 1990s (see Figure 1).
This is not just a blip in the record, as the 1990s were warmer than the 1980s, which were warmer than the 1970s. And in spite of the cold, snowy weather in the eastern U.S. this past winter, 2009 was one of the ten warmest years globally since at least 1880.
Figure 1
The report also lists ten key indicators of global warming, all of which are changing in the direction that would be expected if the globe is warming. They include things like surface air temperature, sea surface temperature, ocean heat content, and sea level, all of which are increasing, and sea ice cover, snow cover, and glacier mass, all of which are decreasing. When averaged over the globe, these trends are only possible if the global temperature has been rising on average for several decades.
The strongest evidence for global average warming is the persistent rise in the amount of heat stored in the oceans (see Figure 2), since this is where 90 percent of the heat trapped by greenhouse gases is absorbed before it is released to the atmosphere.
Figure 2
Although State of the Climate in 2009 only covers observed climate change, the amount of heat in the oceans is a key indicator of future sea level rise and air temperature increases in the coming decades. The large amount of heat that has accumulated in the ocean since 1980 means that, even if we have a cool year here and there, the globe will continue to warm on average for several decades.
This warming that is in the system but yet to be realized in the atmosphere is often called "the warming in the pipeline." This is warming that we likely cannot avoid. However, we need to avoid adding to the pipeline as much as possible by beginning to reduce our emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases as soon as possible. The longer we wait, the more future warming we load into the pipeline and the larger the risk to our environment and ultimately to our economy.
Read an accessible summary of State of the Climate in 2009 here.
Jay Gulledge is Senior Scientist and Director of the Science and Impacts Program


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Sunday School: 10:00 am
Morning Worship: 11:00 am
Evening Service: 6:00 pm
Kids 4 Truth: 6:45 pm
(during school year)
Prayer Meeting: 7:00 pm
Nursery available at all services.
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North Charleston,
Phone: 843-744-3307Fax: 843-737-4861
We all know that distress and discouragement are a part of life. Sadly, far too many live overwhelmed by their circumstances rather than by the Providential Ruler of them.
King David intended to do battle with the Philistines in 1 Samuel 29 but God would give him occasion to battle another enemy instead - distress and discouragement (1 Samuel 30). In this message, learn how David successfully fought this enemy and how he won. Great lessons for life await you in this message from 1 Samuel 30!
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Charlotte declares July 4th extraordinary event
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) _ The city of Charlotte is invoking its extraordinary event ordinance for the Fourth of July fireworks show and related activities in the downtown area.
The Charlotte Observer reports that City Manager Ron Carlee made the declaration, which bans people from bringing a range of items into a certain area. The declaration also gives police more latitude to stop people who appear to have one of those items.
A memo notes that nearly 100,000 people have come to downtown Charlotte in previous years. Seven adults were arrested during the July 4 festivities last year. In 2011, there were four adult arrests and 11 juvenile curfew violations.
The rules that took effect ahead of last year's Democratic National Convention have been used for Bank of America and Duke Energy shareholder meetings.


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BART Tracker reports on arriving San Francisco area BART trains in real time, using a system tray icon. It uses BART's new "Estimated Arrivals" or "BART System Status" feature, which reports on the current up-to-the-minute status of arriving trains at every BART station. It requires Java 6.
BRAP is a Java remoting protocol that uses native Java object serialization encapsulated in HTTP. It aims to be an alternative to Spring HttpInvoker and Spring Security, especially when you don't need or want the dependencies of Spring in your client, such as when building a rich client application where size might be an issue. The authentication mechanism lets you use your own domain objects as credentials. BRAP gives you "pass by reference" even though the object arguments are serialized and passed to the remote service: changes that happen on the remote side can be applied to the client side automatically. BRAP focuses on being easy to use, small in size, yet powerful and extensible.
While the author of BSAX-J has not yet come to a final conclusion about the need for a binary XML format, BSAX is his idea of one possible encoding that leverages other XML prior art (SAX events and UTF-8, in particular). It is complete in that it can be used to perform round-trip conversions from textual XML to SAX events to BSAX binary streams, and back to SAX events and textual XML. The test code in the distribution does exactly that for a simple example XML file, and measures the difference in file size (the file is slightly smaller for the BSAX encoding of the sample file) and the difference in read time (the read time is significantly faster for the sample file).
BSF4ooRexx is a Java language binding for the scripting language ooRexx. It allows ooRexx programmers to directly use the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) libraries. It allows, for example, implementation of Java methods in ooRexx and callbacks from Java to ooRexx. It camouflages Java so that it resembles ooRexx by being dynamically typed and caseless. BSF4ooRexx comes with built-in support for programming OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice.org and allows ooRexx to be used as a macro language.
Barcode4J is a barcode generation package. The following symbologies are currently implemented: Interleaved 2 of 5, Code 39, Codabar, Code 128, UPC-A and UPC-E (with supplementals), EAN-13 and EAN-8 (with supplementals), EAN-128, POSTNET, Royal Mail Customer Barcode, PDF417, and DataMatrix. Supported output formats are SVG, EPS (Encapsulated PostScript), Bitmap images (such as PNG or JPEG), and Java2D (AWT). Additional features include two APIs (XML-oriented and Bean-style), a Servlet with support for SVG, EPS, and bitmap output, a command-line interface, a demonstration applet, and extensions for Apache Xalan-J, SAXON, and Apache FOP.


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"enews feature: Berkeley steps forward with bold initiative to pay authors' open-access charges
It's one thing to say you support open-access publishing. It's another to provide authors with a pot of money to actually pay for it. That's what's happening at the University of California Berkeley. In January, the university launched the Berkeley Research Impact Initiative, a pilot program co-sponsored by the University Librarian and the Vice Chancellor for Research to cover publication charges for open-access journals… "
From SPARC enews, May, 2008
To read more, or subscribe to the SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition) newsletter: http://www.arl.org/sparc/index.shtml


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News: AGTS Pizza Night
The AGTS Student Advisory Council will host AGTS Pizza Night for AGTS employees, faculty and their families from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 30 at Incredible Pizza (2522 S. Campbell Ave., Springfield, Mo.). Attendees will be treated to a free buffet, $5 game card and one attraction. Sign up in the student lounge by Wednesday, Jan. 29.
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First of all I have to say that I'm prety new in the Linux world.
I'm trying to install Backtrack in the HDD of an old laptop where I already have Windows running and I already have re-partitionated the HDD following the advices of these forums and the BackTrack documents.
The problem is that the BackTrack LiveCd doesn't end the boot process because it syas that the unit from where I'm trying to boot is not supported, because it is an SCSI or PCMCIA CDRom.
In fact it is an internal CDRom, but as far as I can remember I feel it is (or it simulates to be) on a PCMCIA-type connection. Anyway, there are other mini-distro (as Hax-Puppy, for instance) that are able to finalize the boot process (even they say that this particular laptop is "unsupported").
The question then are: Is there any way that I could install BadTrack in my re-partitioned HDD without the need of having done boot of the BT LiveCD? Can I do it after booting from Windows for instance? Can I do it having done boot from another LiveCD Linux minidistro (Hax-Puppy, for instance)?
Because I'm assuming that I cannot change the HDD and put it in another laptop where the LiveCD DOES boot, I feel that in this case the installation would detect different devices in the laptop and, thus, the installation would not be valid for the other laptop.
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I almost put this in the movie thread but it's to good to get lost in there and I almost put this in the What did you find today one, even though I found it a few days ago. I'm not much of a podcast kinda guy but this is my new obsession.
It's basically Andre and Rafi from The League just deeply dissecting awful movies. If you're looking for anything to do when this place freezes for a few hours, check out one or two of these.
I think this one is my favorite so far. My whole face was hurting from laughing.
If you haven't seen it yet, absolutely go see it first and then listen to it.
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Defense Lifts Alabama to 1993 National Championship
By Ron Higgins, Memphis Commercial Appeal
But he really didn't know how great his plan was in the Crimson Tide's 34-13 1993 Sugar Bowl victory over Miami to win the national championship until years later.
Oliver was playing in a charity golf tournament when another one of the participants walked up to him, threw his around Oliver's shoulder and began gushing about Oliver's game plan.
The admirer was Gino Torretta, the 1992 Heisman Trophy winner and Miami's quarterback that fateful January night when the No. 1 ranked Hurricanes had their 23-game winning streak snapped by the No. 2 Crimson Tide.
"Gosh, I didn't know what in the world was going on," Torretta told Oliver, according to Oliver. "It would be like three plays and we were out.
"So I go to the sideline, call upstairs to our coaches booth and I say, `Hello. Hello. HELLO? Anybody up there? Finally, one of the coaches said, `Yeah Gino?' I say, `What are they doing out there?' The coach says, `Give us a couple of more series and we'll get the information to you. I say, `Hell, the game will be over by that time.' "
Torretta was right. By halftime with Alabama leading 13-6, Torretta had been sacked twice and intercepted once. And by the end of the third quarter, after his third interception had been returned 31 yards by Alabama cornerback George Teague for a touchdown (pictured on right) and a 27-6 lead, the Hurricanes had been reduced to a wisp of wind.
Oliver's game plan was nothing short of brilliant and also kept a secret until the team got to New Orleans to wrap up bowl preparations.
He knew Miami's offense was predicated on Torretta throwing the ball quickly out of mostly a one-back set with a tight end and three wide receivers.
So, one of the defenses he devised was a 3-1-7. That's right - three linemen, one linebacker and seven defensive backs. Each of Miami's wide receivers were double-covered, the linebacker picked up Miami's running back and the strong safety had Miami's tight end.
Also, Alabama had a 4-2-5 package, and the Tide deliberately substituted late just before the start of each play so Torretta and Miami coaches didn't know what was coming.
And for almost 20 plays in the game, Alabama put all 11 of its defensive players on or close the line of scrimmage, which freaked Torretta.
And on one play, the Tide even lined up first-team all-America ends Eric Curry and John Copeland on the same side of the line. Curry remembered in Tommy Hicks' book on Alabama football, "Game of My Life", that "Torretta saw me and Cope on the same side, didn't know what to expect or what to do, and called a timeout."
Oliver's whole gameplan was based on deception. He wanted to make Torretta think Alabama's defense was bringing the house on every play.
"He (Torretta) assumed we were going to blitz every play," Oliver said, "and the times we did blitz we usually had a man free.
"But if we would have brought a thousand people, we wouldn't have gotten to him because he got rid of the ball so quick. We didn't blitz as much as we defended, and we forced them to check off a lot. Their basic check was to throw the fade."
One of the best part of Oliver's game plan was how he kept it under wraps until just a few days before the game.
Alabama strong safety Chris Donnelly said the Tide defense never really practiced having every player line up near or on the line of scrimmage except for a couple of times.
But he was confident that Alabama's defense, which ranked first in the nation that season in total defense (allowing 194.2 yards per game) and rushing defense (55 yards per game) could handle Miami's high-powered offense.
"From watching Miami film prior to the game, I didn't think they had faced a defense as athletic and as quick as we were," said Donnelly, now a medical equipment salesman in the Birmingham area. "No defense had really gone at them all year, and we just went at them. Miami hadn't seen anybody do that."
When Torretta's first two passes of the second half were intercepted, the second one returned by Teague for a touchdown, Torretta was as incredulous as Teague.
Because Teague's interception was the first of his career that he returned for a touchdown in his very last game as a member of the Crimson Tide.
"I'd never been in the end zone before," Teague said. "I hate that it had to come to my last game."
But if Miami held out just a glimmer of hope, the play Teague made on Torretta's first pass after the interception sent the staunchest of Miami fans headed to Bourbon Street thinking about what might have been.
On second-and-10 from the Miami 11, Torretta zipped a pass to Lamar Thomas, who had beaten 'Bama cornerback Willie Gaston. Because Teague had lined up wrong as the nickel back, Thomas looked long gone to the end zone.
What took place next is what Oliver still calls "one of the greatest plays I've ever seen in a game, and certainly the finest made by an Alabama player."
Teague, racing from the opposite side of the field, tracked down Thomas and in one swipe stole the ball out of Thomas' hand at the Alabama 7 and began running back the other way.
"I knew it was going to be my fault if I didn't hurry up and catch him," said Teague, now a coach and athletic director at a small Texas high school.
Donnelly said he and the other Crimson Tide defensive backs were in such shock that they didn't even block for Teague after he pickpocketed Thomas.
"If you go look at the film, most of us those are standing there and George runs right past us," Donnelly said.
The funny thing is that Alabama was offsides on the play and it was nullified when Miami accepted the penalty.
Still, the play ranks as one of the most mind-boggling in college football history, and it's strange what Oliver remembers most about Teague's touchdown saving effort.
"The funniest thing was when Thomas was running for what appeared to be for a touchdown, the guy in the Miami mascot suit, that ibis, is running down the sideline with Thomas," Oliver said. "When Teague snakes that ball out from Thomas, that mascot stops, spreads his legs, puts his hands on his hips and just starts staring in amazing disgust like `what in the world happened?'
"It's amazing how far George ran to make that play. I knew George was fast, but I didn't know he was that fast."
It was the crowning play to a sweet night for the Alabama defense. All week prior to the game, Miami's receivers, particularly Thomas who had the ball stripped twice by Tide defensive backs, talked about how Teague and 'Bama cornerback Antonio Langham were soft because they played zone defense most of the year rather than man-to-man.
And after the pregame coin toss, Miami's captains refused to shake hands with the Alabama captains. By the end of the night, though, after Alabama had rushed for 267 yards and controlled the clock for just more than 36 minutes, the Tide had earned the respect of the cocky Hurricanes.
"They ran the football better than anyone else did on us all year, and their defensive scheme caused us problems," Miami coach Dennis Erickson said after the loss. "We just flatout got beat."
When former Alabama coach Gene Stallings looks back on that game, he recalls his team as being dialed totally in.
"We had guys coming in two and three hours before curfew, we never had a single guy late," Stallings said. "Our team was ready when we got to New Orleans. I just had to make sure we didn't play the game earlier in the week. I didn't even have to give a pep talk."
Torretta, who threw for 278 inconsequential yards, never got his team in the end zone since Miami scored on a punt return and two field goals. He attempted 56 passes, which was then a Sugar Bowl record and is still the second-most in the game's history.
"The whole game is a blur," Torretta said. "I don't even remember what happened the second half."
But Oliver does. Retired and living in Alabama, when Oliver thinks of the Sugar Bowl win that gave Alabama its last national championship to date, he remembers a perfectly executed defensive game plan.
"Every guy we had played to absolute perfection," Oliver said. "When we played the seven defensive backs at once, we had to borrow a guy from offense. And there were times in the second half when I had to use walk-ons, because we had a lot of guys taking IVs on the sideline.
"We didn't have a guy who failed to play tremendous winning football. Our concentration was good as I've ever seen."


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Master Clough breathed more freely when he found that neither his wife nor Margery were among them.
A home is a refuge, and you have made The Clough so charming.
Had Clough written much in the strain of these pieces he might have had some title to the name of a great poet.
I was well pleased with the reception which Madam Clough gave Aveline.
David had noticed at first sight of him that his old playfellow had grown to look much older than in the Clough End days.
Master Clough, of course, said that he hoped to do so ere long.
A considerable circuit had to be made before the bottom of the Clough could be reached, and then the whole tragedy was revealed.
Master Clough was, however, in the meantime thinking about his wife.
God's Word gave courage to Clough; it enabled him to give courage to others; and it will give courage to you.
Is it not Clough who has remarked that, after all, everything lies in juxtaposition?
"ravine with a river," Old English cloh (in place names), of uncertain origin.


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Missing woman found alive in trash compactor
(NEWSER) – Happy, but baffling, news in Alabama this weekend: A woman's husband reported her missing Friday, and police found her alive that night—in a trash compactor. Birmingham police spotted her car in a parking lot, and K-9 units found her, conscious and able to communicate with officers. Police are still investigating how she got there,WBRC reports. She had no apparent life-threatening injuries, CBS 42 reports.


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Ricky Gervais Set for "The Office" Appearance
They say bad press is better than no press at all, and that's proving to be correct for under-the-gun comedian Ricky Gervais.
While the British comic may have insulted just about everyone at this year's Golden Globes, it has just been announced that he'll soon be appearing on NBC's hit show "The Office."
Coming up on January 27, Gervais will appear on an episode as David Brent - who happens to be the same character he played in the original British version of "The Office."
"Ricky had wanted to do something [with the U.S. "Office"] and it felt like we shouldn't go the whole series without them connecting," show-runner Paul Lieberstein tells Vulture. "But we had some issues to work out, like how does David Brent live in the world of Michael Scott."


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LONG-serving Darwen councillor Eileen Entwistle has spoken of her pride after being named the town council's new mayor.
The Sudell representative was voted in as the new mayor at last night's first meeting of the council since the local elections earlier this month.
Coun Entwistle will be assisted in running the council by Coun Trevor Maxfield, who was voted in as deputy chairman.
Coun Entwistle, who lives in Almond Street, has represented the Sudell area of the town for 26 years, including on Lancashire County Council until 1998.
She said: "It is an honour to be elected and I will try to do the best I can for the town and to promote the town as well as possible. I will go where the people want me to go and I hope to get to all the things mayors are expected to."
This is Coun Entwistle's first time as a town councillor, having not been elected to the initial town council in 2009.
She said: "It is a lot different to the borough and I don't know the set-up. It is completely unknown territory for me.
"But I was born in Darwen and have never lived anywhere else, or wanted to live anywhere else, so to be mayor of Darwen is a real honour."
Coun Entwistle was mayor of Blackburn with Darwen in 1992 and 1993 and before she retired worked at India Mill, Crown Wallcoverings and Crown Paints.
Of his new position, Coun Maxfield, who represents Earcroft, said: "It is an honour and I am quite looking forward to it. Steve Duncan, the previous deputy chairman, did a good job and these are interesting times.
"The town council does a lot of good little things around the town so I am pleased to be part of it."
The elections on May 3 saw big changes on the town council where Labour took control, gaining six seats, while the For Darwen Party and Conservatives were left with no representation.
The council is now made up of eight Labour councillors and five Liberal Democrats.


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Funeral arrangements made for KSU football player
Huber Heights, Ohio (AP) - Funeral services are set for a Kent State football player who was found dead in the bedroom of his off-campus apartment this week.
The university has said police believe 21-year-old Jason Bitsko passed away from an undetermined medical issue.
The Dayton Daily News reports visitation is scheduled tomorrow afternoon and evening at the St. Peter Catholic Church family center in his hometown of Huber Heights, a Dayton suburb. The funeral is scheduled at the church Monday afternoon.
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Hey guys, I've been messing around with backtrack for about a year now, and I'm taking Linux classes (first year). I'm enjoying it so far. Anyway, I decided I wanted to move onto wireless sniffing, as I've conquered wep and wpa(almost).
So, here's a command I've used, in attempt to just see how to get ettercap running..
And then I get:Code:ettercap -T -q -p -M ARP // //
And then, the terminal screws up. If you type, the words don't show up, but if you press enter, whatever you type is entered.Code:ettercap NG-0.7.3 copyright 2001-2004 ALoR & NaGA Listening on any... (Linux cooked) ERROR : 19, No such device [ec_send.c:send_init:118] libnet_init(LIBNET_LINK_ADV) failed: libnet_check_iface() ioctl: No such device
Yes, I have searched all over the backtrack site, and yes, I have used my googlefu. There's a few great guides, I have tried different methods, but nothing works.. My friend tried the same commands on his laptop, and he says it works. What's going on?


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Brevard, N.C. - Construction is now underway to triple the size of the Brevard College's current free weight room facility, thanks to the Tornado Club. The expanded free weight room will offer 5,500 square feet of work out space and feature all of the latest weight training and conditioning equipment in an open, glass-wall setting.
The current free weight room, which is located in Boshamer Gymnasium, is being expanded to meet the needs of the college's growing athletics program. Over the past three years, Brevard College has added four varsity sports – football, cheerleading, cycling and women's golf – and doubled its athletic participation. Currently, more than 350 student-athletes participate in 18 varsity sports at the College.
The Brevard College Tornado Club, the fund-raising arm of the college's athletics department, is providing all of the support for the expansion, according to College Athletic Director Kim Pate.
"This project is possible because of the overwhelming community support of Tornado Club members who have coordinated donations and discounted construction rates," said Pate. "This expansion will be a tremendous benefit for our athletic program to meet the needs of our student-athletes. It will also provide a recruiting advantage by offering a state-of-the-art facility comparable to those found not only within the South Atlantic Conference but also at Division I institutions."
Pate added that the project will benefit the entire College as well. Approximately 70 percent of all Brevard College students, and many faculty and staff, use the College's current fitness and weight training facilities.
Phase one of the construction is now underway, which includes structural and general repairs. In phase two, the interior of the facility will be completed and the new flooring placed down. The final phase of the project will consist of moving and setting up the equipment from the old weight room as well as placing new equipment in the area.
"The Tornado Club has made the weight training facility a top priority for 2009," said Jack Schneider, a member of the Tornado Club. "The goal is to have the facility in operation this year. That goal is dependent on gifts, donations and membership dues from the Tornado Club. We encourage community members and businesses to help by joining the Tornado Club!"
Schneider added that several local companies and businessmen have been instrumental in helping with the project, including Denny Whitmire of Jerry T. Whitmire Grading; Tom Shipman of Big Empty Farm Excavating; Jason Fields of Sealing Agents; and Tom Cathey of Vulcan Materials.
This is the third capital project initiative that the Tornado Club has raised funds for since it was formed in 2006. The Club also helped fund the new Brevard College electronic sign and renovation of the College's main gym, including its new bleachers.
For more information on how to help or become a member of the Brevard Tornado Club, visit www.bctornados.com or call 828.884.8276.


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Hey guys,
I've been reading the documentation for JTR and I used to use this program a few years ago. Now it seems like it's missing some of the features it had.
I am pretty sure you used to be able to specify your char set from the command line.
I read that now you can generate a custom character set file based on previously cracked passwords. But that is all I can find. That is useless if you have no cracked data.
It seems like you are stuck with the default character sets of Alpha, ALL, Digits, Alnum, lanman, etc...
For example how could I generate a char file that uses only lowercase letters and !@$ ?
I swear I remember that I used to be able to use something like
--charset =[abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz!@#$]
I cannot find anywhere in the docs or in google where you can do this.
Mind you, it has been a few years since I used this prog.
Please advise if I need to up my prescription.
Are these enough?
Lux sit
That was not meant to be so terse.
I was interested in John the Ripper quite a while ago whilst looking at parallelisation with researchers at San Diego. We ran it on some quite large machines.
At that time we found the rulesets quiet enough. It really is quite old now!
We used perl or a simple unix tr for any upchanges but that seemed trivial. Maybe I don't understand your problem enough to help with a reply so if you would expand I will think again.
Lux sit
Is that not simply rules to mangle your wordlist?
If I missunderstood I'm sorry.
I would like to use incremental mode with a custom char set. IE. lowercase and 3 special chars.


text: One thing I like about the current make up of our roster is that we have competition at a lot of positions. At WR, Miles has guys like T. Williams & D. Harris at his heels. At safety, we have Allen, Church, Wilcox, Johnson, & McCray. At TE, Witten is a lock, but now Hannah has Escobar pushing him to excel. At RB, Murray now has Randle to push him, and we have young, hungry players like Tanner and Dunbar trying to prove themselves. At CB, Claiborne and Carr are locks, but Scandrick now has to compete with Webb as the nickle corner. Sterling Moore also flashed some ability last year. Now Jerry needs to go address OT and part ways with Free or have him take a major pay cut. If we can address guard as well, that would be awesome. But we do have Leary and Arkin who have been given another off season to fight for a spot on this team.


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I still post on the Scottish forum as I used to train in Glasgow but as you rightly point out I am based in London. At no point did I give my opinion on that fight, like you say, it would be impossible for me to comment. Only thing I commented on was how the fight could possibly be scored 29-28, 2 rounds to 1 (assuming there is no 10-8 round) in a 10 point must system.
You are entitled to your own opinion on how you saw the fight but it seems that no one who posts here who was at the fight agrees with you.


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'Were you satisfied with your performance at the camp and did you get any feedback on it? FS: There was a feedback-interview with everyone that joined the camp. They seemed to be quite happy with what they have seen, but they told me that I have to work hard on improving my strength and stamina, but of course I did already know that and I try to work as hard as possible to improve here.'
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University hosts second annual software conference
The second annual Palmetto Open Source Software Conference, sponsored by two colleges at the University of South Carolina and featuring business and information-technology leaders, will be held Saturday, April 18, at the Swearingen Engineering Center on the Columbia campus.
Red Hat is an I-T industry leader providing open source software computer services, applications and management products, as well as support, training, and consulting services. CIO Lee Congdon will deliver the keynote speech 10 a.m. Saturday, April 18, which is presented by the College of Hospitality, Retail, & Sport Management and the College of Engineering and Computing.
Also making presentations will be Ravi Ravindra of BlueCross BlueShield, Keith Bergelt of Open Inventors Network, Greg DeKoenigsberg of Red Hat, Tom Persons of the South Carolina Technology Council and Lonnie Emard of the Consortium for Enterprise Systems Management.
Open-source software (OSS) is one of the most important and relevant topics in I-T today because it presents a tremendous opportunity for small and large organizations to reduce I-T budgets while maintaining functionality, security and scalability.
Attendance to the conference is free, but seating is limited, so pre-registration is encouraged. Registration and additional information about the Palmetto Open Source Software Conference can be found at www.posscon.org or by calling Rachel Barnett, 803-777-0097.


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Hi Guys,
i've been trying to gather as much info as possible regarding running bt4 on a macbook pro in order to help me understand the limitations of doing that.
My issue is this, i'm considering buying a macbook pro for some more purposes besides pentesting (such as graphic design, video editing and mostly audio proccesing)
i'm trying to understand what are my limitations with pentesting and security testing
with a macbook pro wich will be bought in a week or two.
i've seen some ppl complain about dual booting nightmares, other complain about upgrading kernel versions and unsupported WIfi drivers.
is anyone running bt4 on a recently bought macbook pro?
can you please share any known issues with macbook pro and bt4?
thanks in advance.


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So i fully installed BT5 R3 viva live cd and the verison i use would be 32 gnome iso. I did the dual boot method, so i could have both windows and BT5. After install i rebooted, an when i ran it, goes through first black screen and says ready, takes me to next boot screen then stops and freezes at this line "[ 3,688915]fb: conflicting fb hw usage nouveaufb vs VESA VGA - removing generic drive"
I'm a rather nooby to backtrack and dont know the in or out on troubleshooting and will be providing screen shots in efforts to better show my problem.
Cpu- amd fx-4100
Gpu- Nvidia gtx 560
Ram - 8Gb xms corsair
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Car Hits A Pawn Shop
Clearwater, Fla.-(970 WFLA)-The Quik Cash Pawn shop on Drew Street has some damage after an elderly man slammed his Cadillac into the business. Police say the car went through the store until it finally came to a stop.
Officers say the man hit the gas instead of the brakes as he was getting set to park in front of the pawn shop. The driver was taken to Mease Countryside Hospital with minor injuries. A passenger in the car was not hurt.
Clearwater Fire-Rescue used a large jack to make sure the store's front door was stable and safe so repairs can be made.


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An Apple Valley man died this morning after being struck by a car on Highway 18.
Dennis Hartman, 66, was pronounced dead at the scene, just west of Apple Valley Road in Apple Valley at 1:41 a.m., San Bernardino County coroner's officials said.
Hartman was crossing the highway around 1:30 a.m. when he was hit. Coroner's officials said there was no crosswalk in the area.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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We take a look back at all the Premier League action over the weekend.
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Liverpool 0 West Brom 0: Frustrating night for Liverpool as Steven Gerrard fails on the spot against West Bromwich Albion
Tottenham Hotspur 2 Newcastle 1: Gareth Bale brace sees Tottenham take three points against Newcastle
Chelsea 4 Wigan Athletic 1: Chelsea ride their luck to save Rafa Benitez from the axe
Norwich City 0 Fulham 0: Bore draw brings little joy for Martin Jol and Chris Hughton
Stoke City 2 Reading 1: Stoke savour a rare win to halt Reading revival
Sunderland 0 Arsenal 1: 10-man Arsenal survive late Sunderland onslaught but lose Jack Wilshere to injury
Swansea City 4 Queens Park Rangers 1: Michu cashes in as Julio Cesar shows strain
Southampton City 3 Manchester City 1: Southampton write off Manchester City's title chances
Aston Villa 2 West Ham United 1: N'Zogbia casts off shackles of doubt against West Ham
Manchester United 2 Everton 0: Manchester United grab initiative with victory over Everton
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Report: Microsoft
interested in Nook
Barnes & Noble shares skyrocketed after a report said Microsoft was offering $1 billion for the digital assets of the bookseller's e-reader business. Investors cheered signs there might be a deal for the digital arm of Nook Media. The report appeared on the technology blog TechCrunch, which cited internal Microsoft documents.
Record profit signals
healthier Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae said something Thursday that would have been unthinkable a few years ago: It earned a record $58.7 billion profit in the January-March quarter. And it made clear it's on the cusp of repaying taxpayers for one of the most expensive bailouts of a single company in the financial crisis. For Fannie, the future hasn't looked this bright since 2006.
Jobless claims
at 5-year low
The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits fell by 4,000 last week, to 323,000, a five-year low. Layoffs have returned to pre-recession levels, a trend that could lead to more hiring. The less-volatile four-week average dropped 6,250 to 336,750 the fewest since November 2007, one month before the recession began.
Hedge fund chief
to settle fraud case
Billionaire hedge fund manager Philip Falcone and his firm have agreed to pay $18 million to settle civil fraud charges that he used fund money to pay his taxes and favored some clients over others. Falcone would be barred for two years from working as an investment adviser under the agreement between regulators and Harbinger Capital Partners.
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The Tesla Model S electric sedan has earned a rare honor from Consumer Reports, with one caveat. The magazine gave the Model S its highest score, a 99 out of 100. The Tesla, which starts at about $70,000, still has too limited a history on the road to earn CR's equally coveted "Recommended Buy" rating.
Retailers report
modest gains
Americans spent briskly in April in the latest sign that they're encouraged by the economic recovery. Falling gas prices, a rallying stock market and gains in the job market fueled spending habits. Revenue at stores open at least a year rose 4.9 percent year-over-year.
IRS goes overseas
to expose tax cheats
The U.S. is teaming up with Australia and the U.K. in an effort to expose tax cheats from around the world. Tax agencies from the three countries have acquired "a substantial amount of data" about potential tax cheats from many countries hiding assets in Singapore, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands and the Cook Islands, the Internal Revenue Service said.


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Arcadia, CA, March 8 -- HRTV (R), The Network for Horse Sports, will continue its successful partnership with HITS, Inc., when it presents a live webcast of the $200,000 Lamborghini Grand Prix of the Desert, presented by Lamborghini of Newport Beach, from Thermal, CA this Sunday, March 11 via its newly-designed website -- www.tvg2.com .
The live webcast, is available at hrtv.com, and is slated to begin at 5 p.m. PT. This prestigious event will also be aired on HRTV in the near future.
Aside from the Pfizer $1 Million Grand Prix, the Lamborghini Grand Prix is the second largest purse offered by HITS and attracts the best North American and International equestrians each year. In addition to offering a large cash payout to the top 12 finishers, the $200,000 Lamborghini Grand Prix of the Desert, presented by Lamborghini of Newport Beach, serves as a crucial qualifier for this year's Pfizer Million and the winner of the class is historically propelled to the top of the Pfizer Million Rider Rankings thanks to its coveted $60,000 first-place check.
After Sunday's event in California, the $100,000 Sullivan GMC Truck Ocala Grand Prix, presented by Great American Insurance Group. from Post Time Farm in Ocala, Florida will take place on Sunday, March 18, and hrtv.com will again provide a webcast of the event.
The HITS Ocala Winter Classic is the longest-running HITS Circuit and, similar to the Lamborghini, is also a qualifier for the Pfizer Million. The class will attract equestrians from all corners of the globe, including 2011 Pfizer Million Champion Andre Thieme of Germany, who uses the HITS Ocala Winter Circuit as his home-base for qualifying for the world's richest Grand Prix.
HRTV will also air this event on the network in the coming weeks.
Reality ProRodeo Premieres on Sunday
HRTV will premiere a seven-week series, Reality ProRodeo, providing an insider's look at the Cowboy Sport, beginning this Sunday, March 11 at 9:30 p.m. ET
The 30-minutes show, Reality ProRodeo, will air each Sunday night at 9:30 p.m. ET, and continue through April 22, focusing on the lives of Ryan Jarratt, J.R. Vezain, and Sue Smith, along with four bucking horses. Will Rasmussen is the show's host.
Filming for the series was done at the Sankey ranches in Joliet, MT, and Cody, WY, and at rodeos in Sheridan, WY, Cody, WY, Spanish Fork, UT, and Castle Dale, UT.
About HRTV
HRTV, The Network for Horse Sports, is a television-based multimedia network dedicated to equine sports. HRTV's programming features horseracing from top U.S. and international racetracks, as well as a wide range of world-class English and Western horse competitions, news, original programming and award-winning documentaries covering the world of horse sports. The live stream of HRTV is available on a subscription basis to high-speed Internet users worldwide at www.tvg2.com. In the U.S., the HRTV television network is available via telco, cable and satellite in over 19 million homes.
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Report: One Direction members suspected of smoking marijuana
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One Direction is sparking controversy over some photos that have surfaced of members Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson smoking what some suggest may be marijuana.
Paparazzi snapped the photos of Zayn and Louis on board a million-dollar yacht in Miami earlier this week. The British boy band was enjoying its final days of vacation before kicking off the U.S. leg of their tour in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday night.
The photos show 20-year-old Zayn shirtless on the yacht in the midst of lighting up what looks like a hand-rolled cigarette. Louis is shown seated just below him, while the group's other members don't appear to be near the two at the time.
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REDLANDS - Residents of Mission Commons were treated to some holiday cheer Monday, as children from Micah House led an afternoon of song and readings to celebrate the season.
The non-profit organization partnered with the Redlands retirement community to hold the event, which doubled as a way for Micah House children to give back and celebrate the holidays.
More than a dozen Micah House members, comprised of junior and high school-aged children, were bused to Mission Commons where they sat in chairs set up in a common room of the site waiting for residents to arrive.
Once settled, the singing began.
With songbooks in hand, Dianna Lawson, a program coordinator with Micah House, introduced each song before the voices of holiday cheer flowed through Mission Commons.
Monday's event was the first time Micah House held a holiday-themed event at the site, said Lawson, adding that all her children were on board with the idea.
"I was very excited the children were willing to do this. And they are giving back, but I think they're receiving more than they're giving right now," she said. "Having all those seniors sit there and sing those songs along side them, and hearing their voices and having them respond so positively to the children is making great memories. And that is what I wanted to have happened."
Those in attendance had smiles on their faces each time Lawson kicked off each song. Among the classics performed were "Frosty the Snowman" and "Silent Night."
"For the seniors, (this event) brings back a lot of memories. It engages them to think about their memories and think about their family times," said Patti Radovick, activities director for Mission Commons. "Children and animals are the two things that really get them going. Any time we can get children and animals in here, they're here."
Mission Commons and Micah House are hoping to hold more collaborating events, including a bean bag baseball game in early 2013.
The retirement community also donated goods for the non-profit organization's recent shopping event where Micah House children used points they earned throughout the year to "buy" gifts for family members.
Reach Kristina via email, call her at 909-793-3221, or on Twitter @TheFactsKris


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This past week in the month of March has been eventful; what with the Ides of March, Saint Patrick's Day and the Feast of San Giuseppe going on, you can't help but notice there's transition in the air. One foot in front of the other, steadfastly marching toward — Spring.
It's going to be a few more weeks (at least where I live) before true, seasonal produce will start to influence the next half year of my cooking; garden seeds are starting to sprout and trees are budding somewhere with the promise of summer fruit.
Although I think of them as a full-blown summer kind of thing, at this time of year I'm not ashamed to take advantage of cute little zucchini grown in far more southern climates than the one I live in, to help bridge the gap between darkness and light; brown root vegetables and green, leafy plants.
I've been getting itty-bitty zucchini at my local Trader Joe's and Whole Foods markets over the past few months and this salad has become a major craving. It's a personal preference, but I like small zucchini best, for this recipe and in general; I find as they mature and swell to a diameter larger than about an inch and a half, the flesh will likely have more seeds and become waterlogged and soggy when cooked.
It could be the inclusion of lemon that gives this combination of ingredients a spirit of freshness, making me think of impromptu, warm weather eating, something I'm looking forward to.
My appetite was sparked a while back by a recipe from Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop, a blog I am both inspired by and admire from afar. I appreciate Gwyneth's obvious passion for food. And while I can relate to her clean, modern, yet down-to-earth style aesthetic I have to leave the $150 sweat pants in a neatly folded pile at her web store. Food I will indulge in; my fashion budget is far less opulent.
Shopping aside, Gwyneth has great taste – zucchini fritti are delicious and dare I say healthy (…yes, I did). I took her idea and ran with it. A light coating of rice flour and a little hot olive oil transforms the neutral nature of zucchini and makes me think of tempura. You could easily eat fritti all on their own as a crunchy snack, but making a salad with the hot, crisp zucchini turns this into a simple meal.
- ¾ pound baby or small zucchini, between ½ - 1 inch in diameter
- ½ small red onion, thinly sliced
- 2 – 3 tablespoons brown or white rice flour
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- ½ lemon, cut into wedges
- Salt
- ¼ cup pine nuts, roughly chopped
- ½ cup picked Italian parsley leaves
- Parmigiano Reggiano or Grana Padano cheese, for shaving
- Slice the zucchini into coins about 1/2-inch wide; put them in a bowl with the onion and toss with enough rice flour to coat evenly.
- Heat a 12-inch (preferably non-stick) skillet over medium high heat until hot. Pour in the olive oil and heat until it just begins to shimmer.
- Put the zucchini-onion mixture and lemon slices into the pan, cut side down. Season with a generous pinch of salt and cook undisturbed for 2 or 3 minutes, until the zucchini turns dark golden brown on one side.
- Flip the zucchini over, either by shaking the pan or with a wooden spatula, to cook the other side. Add the pine nuts to the pan and sprinkle with a little more salt.
- Remove from the heat; stir in the parsley. Squeeze the juice from the fried lemons over the salad and serve right away topped with shaved cheese.


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Sounds like a issue with kernel drivers. You may need to look into blacklisting any other video drivers which may be competing with the nvidia driver.
When I installed Pyrit with cuda on my fresh install of bt4 r2 using the guide on this website, it ran perfectly. I even cracked a wpa key with it, however, when I shut backtrack down and went back to it another day I ran pyrit list_cores in X and the screen went black then showed a zoomed in and discoloured part of the desktop. It became unresponsive and I had to use my power switch to shut it off.
I can restart it and run some pyrit commands without X running, but after a while of cracking wpa like this the letters on the screen look messed up and it stops working. I can use ctrl alt delete to shut it down at that point.
I've done this multiple times with fresh install of bt4 r2 and it does the same thing each time. Is there any way to fix this? or did I not look in the right places? Cause I'd rather not install backtrack with persistence and install pyrit each time I want to use it.
The commands I used to install pyrit was this.
apt-get install nvidia-driver 'without X running
I generated that config file like the guide said
It went back to X, then I logged out of X
It did some lines of code and mentioned something about the new config file
apt-get install pyrit cpyrit-cuda
It installed then I logged back into X
I'm using the nvidia 260 on a desktop if it means anything.
I'd appreciate any help.
Sounds like a issue with kernel drivers. You may need to look into blacklisting any other video drivers which may be competing with the nvidia driver.
I'm running a GeForce 9600 on my backtrack system. No problems with X and pyrit standalone so far. Just apt-getted the nvidia-driver package and didn't change anything except adding the TwinView Option in the config.
Installed the Compiz stuff and it's working from the start. Just one time X crashed and because i didn't start the sshd i had to shut off the system the hard way.
Are the loaded modules of interest ? But it's nothing special there ...Code:root@bt:/pentest/passwords/wordlists# lspci 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G94 [GeForce 9600 GT] (rev a1)
My problem with pyrit still is the password import with sqlite, but that's another thread.
Thanks for the replies!
I found a fix for this after thinking about it for a while, but you have to do it each time you restart the system.
I think backtrack messes with that new xorg.conf file you make, so you gotta generate it again with this.
After that it works perfect!


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Check Out Cover Art for Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora's 'Black Widow'
By Kathleen Perricone
Iggy Azalea's next single is her duet with Rita Ora, "Black Widow," and the cover art is here!
Up next, the video. The Australian rapper dished to MTV that the mini movie will be "just a very physical video" and that she and Rita will actually have to train for it.
For more what the two had to say about "Black Widow," which was written by Katy Perry, check out their interview below:
Iggy's hit "Fancy" is currently at #1 on the American Top 40 chart! See the full Top 40 Chart and Hot AC Chart.