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LEBANON -- Cumberland overcame a sluggish start and rallied to defeat Kentucky Christian 33-17 Saturday at Lindsey Donnell Stadium / Kirk Field before a near capacity crowd.
The Bulldogs (2-1) started the game with a pair of fumbles, leading to nine KCU points, but Allant McLemore returned an interception 49 yards for a score in the second quarter and Jarad White booted a 36-yard field goal on the final play of the half, giving CU a 10-9 advantage at intermission.
Lemeco Miller gave Cumberland a 17-9 lead with a three-yard TD run early in the third period, but KCU (1-3) tied the contest on the first play of the fourth quarter with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Beau Dailey and a two-point conversion.
The Bulldogs responded on their next possession, with Loveless hooking up with Quan Johnson on a 46 yard post route and a 24-17 edge. Later in the quarter the punt snap sailed over the head of KCUs Matt Prewitt, who recovered the bouncing ball as he was running out of the end zone.
Miller added his second rushing touchdown, this one from 18 yards, with 59 seconds remaining in the game, icing the contest for Cumberland in the home opener for CU.
Redshirt freshman QB Loveless finished the game 12-of-21 for 205 yards and one touchdown, hitting James McClain five times for 105 yards, including a 42-yard completion just before the half that set up Whites field goal. Miller rushed 11 times for 58 yards and two scores.
The Cumberland defense gave up 90 yards on Kentucky Christians first two possessions but then limited the Knights to 179 yards the rest of the contest. The Bulldogs finished with three interceptions and a fumble recovery. Ben Miller and Stephon Ransom both finished with 10 tackles for CU while Miller grabbed a one-handed interception to stop a KCU drive early in the fourth at the CU two-yard line.
CUs DaJuan Manning returned the opening kickoff 39 yards but then fumbled, with Jimmy Curtis recovering. The Knights marched 10 plays and 54 yards before Deonte Merricks avoided one tackler and dived into the endzone from three yards out. KCU missed the extra point for a 6-0 advantage.
Cumberland moved the ball down the field but fumbled again when Lemeco Miller could not get a handle on the pitch from Loveless. KCU recovered at its 41 and moved 36 yards before Ben Miller knocked away the third down pass. Andrew Slikker knocked through a 41-yard field, giving the Knights a 9-0 lead with 5:20 left in the first period.
The Bulldogs were finally able to get on the board midway through the second quarter when McLemore stepped in front of an errant pass and galloped 49 yards for a touchdown, the seventh defensive score for Cumberland in the last three seasons.
Kentucky Christian made a mistake at the end of the half that allowed the Bulldogs to take the lead to intermission. The Knights missed a 44-yard field goal in the final minute and Loveless hit McClain with two passes, including a 42-yard completion, setting up a field goal on the final play of the period.
Cumberland moved prematurely before the snap and White missed a 41-yard attempt, but James Brack roughed the kicker, giving White another chance. He nailed the 36-yarder on an untimed down, giving CU a 10-9 edge at the break.
The Bulldogs managed just 111 yards of total offense in the first half, including 55 on the final drive, while the Knights posted 156 yards, but just 66 after the opening two drives.
Cumberland looked much more in sync on its opening drive of the second half, with Miller capping an eight-play, 65-yard drive with a three-yard run and a 17-9 CU lead.
Kentucky Christian moved the ball down the field late in the third quarter but Connor McChurch pressured KCU quarterback Graham Johnston into an ill-advised pass near the endzone and Ben Miller made the acrobatic interception. But Tyler Emmetts 19-yard punt setup the Knights with good field position on their next drive.
Dailey made a one-handed catch in the back corner of the endzone to star the fourth quarter. Johnstons two-point throw to Tony Prater was knocked away by Michael Shannon, but he was flagged for pass interference, one of 23 accepted penalties in the contest. Merrick ran in the two-point conversion to knot the game at 17.
Three plays into the ensuing possession Loveless and Johnson hooked up for the 46-yard score. The Bulldogs added the safety at 9:54 in the fourth quarter and then put the game away with Lemeco Millers 18-yard run with 59 seconds left in the contest.
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Whitson Named To NCCSIA College Division All-State Second-Team
Fayetteville, N.C. – Brevard College sophomore forward Jonathan Whitson was named to the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association 2007-08 College Division All-State Men's Basketball Second-Team on Tuesday afternoon.
Whitson earned the honor as he led the Tornados in both scoring and rebounding, averaging 18 points and 7.9 rebounds per game. Whitson was in the top-six of the South Atlantic Conference in scoring all season long and remained in the top-10 in rebounds all year. The sophomore from Clyde, N.C. had eight double-doubles, with five of those games coming against SAC opponents. The forward was the top-scorer for BC in 21 of 28 games this season and scored in double figures in 27 of 28 games on the year, including scoring a career-high 30 points against Tusculum on February 23.
Whitson is joined on the second-team by Brian Grier of Wingate, Antonio Houston of Catawba, Kendrick Easley of Mount Olive and Lenny Hall of N.C. Wesleyan.
Catawba's Houston and Wingate's Brian Grier were both named to the First-Team All-South Atlantic Conference earlier this season, an honor that Brevard was not eligible for as provisional members.
North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association
2007-08 College Division All-State Men's Basketball Teams
First Team
Pos. Name Class School Hometown
F Sean Barnette *# Sr. Wingate Rock Hill, S.C.
G Anthony Hilliard # Jr. Elizabeth City State Fayetteville, N.C.
G Adam Nicholson Sr. Greensboro Landover, Md.
F Brandon Streeter Sr. Mount Olive Jacksonville, N.C.
C Ben Strong *# Sr. Guilford Chapel Hill, N.C.
Second Team
Pos. Name Class School Hometown
G Kendrick Easley So. Mount Olive Norfolk, Va.
C Bryan Grier Sr. Wingate Charlotte, N.C.
G Lenny Hall + Sr. N.C. Wesleyan Wilmington, N.C.
G Antonio Houston So. Catawba Charlotte, N.C.
F Jonathan Whitson So. Brevard Clyde, N.C.
# - 2006-07 NCCSIA College Division All-State First Team
+ - 2006-07 NCCSIA College Division All-State Second Team
* - 2005-06 NCCSIA College Division All-State Second Team
The squads consist of student-athletes from NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III and NAIA colleges and universities throughout the state. North Carolina sports information professionals submitted nominees and NCCSIA members selected the teams. The all-state basketball units consist of the top 10 vote-getters and include students involved in ties.
Founded in 2002, NCCSIA is comprised of sports information professionals from North Carolina's NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA and independent institutions for the purpose of promoting college athletics in the state. Membership is open to anyone affiliated with a college, university or conference located in North Carolina whose responsibilities include sports information.


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To Covet & Avoid: Books By Grace Coddington And Tinsley Mortimer
Fall in love with Vogue creative director Grace Coddington in "The September Issue"? Lucky us. Some smartypants publisher has convinced Anna Wintour's right-hand woman to pen a memoir. She'll share her life as a model in '60s London and her decades-plus at both British and American Vogue. Grace's book will be co-written with the former editor-in-chief of Men's Vogue.
But it's not all good news in the style section of your local bookstore … In addition to her stints as handbag designer and D-list reality show star ("High Society" was canceled by CW after one season), socialite Tinsley Mortimer is adding "novelist" to her resume. We predict a Sex & The City/Confessions of a Shopaholic knockoff, ghostwritten by a half-starved and desperate recent University of Iowa grad. Stick with Coddington's book instead!


text: Not much news is coming from the hospital room of Joan Rivers. What is known is that she is on life support after being placed in a medically induced coma. No one is telling if Joan would be able to survive on her own if she was taken off life support or if she is going to stay on it for some time to try and recover. No one is telling if she will recover. The family is planning on suing the doctor who performed the throat surgery that landed the 81 year old in the hospital after she stopped breathing and suffered cardiac arrest during what was called a minor procedure on her vocal chords. Melissa Rivers says that the family is touched by all the support for Joan and the hospital where she is located has been overwhelmed by the number of flowers and cards sent to the Fashion Police host.


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1) will we be able to drive the trains on for GTA V
2) ? will we have thousand of cheats for GTA V
3) will we be able to do stuff like take micheal's family & friends to Mount Chilled on GTA V?
4) will we see other houses like Madd Dog's House & Big Smoke House In GTA V
5) will we have jetpacks for GTA V
6) will we be able to buys thousands of stuff like Houses,Mansions,Bussinesses & other Stuff In GTA V
7) will there be Tugboat in GTA V
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A&M Record-Holder Jerrod Johnson Added to Manning Watch List
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Already the Texas A&M record-holder in touchdown passes, Jerrod Johnson (official bio) is the third Big 12 quarterback named to the Manning Award Watch List for 2010-11. The Big 12 Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, Johnson has tremendous size (6-5, 240) which has made him a top professional prospect as well. The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, is releasing the Watch List one player per day through its official Facebook and Twitter pages. The award has honored the top quarterback in the nation for the past six years.
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TOKYO -- Namco Bandai reported that its overall profits doubled for all sectors combined for the first half of the 2013 fiscal year, reaching ¥17.3 billion ($2.8 billion). The upsurge was driven in large measure by strong sales of both coin-op and consumer videogames in Japan.
However, the company also experienced a big drop in international sales of coin-op amusement games, down more than 30% from the same period a year ago.
This loss was balanced by higher sales of arcade machines in Japan, where coin-op game sales edged up about 3% from a year ago to ¥31.8 billion ($400 million) in the six months.
Combining domestic and overseas figures, the total consolidated worldwide net sales of arcade video, electromechanical, medal and prize-dispensing machines for the first six months of the fiscal year came to ¥33.7 billion ($424 million), about the same as the year-ago period.
Revenues from global arcade operations dipped a few percentage points to ¥29.9 billion ($376 million) at the end of the half. Namco said the division's operating income was ¥1 billion ($12.5 million) for the first half.
Namco owns and operates 213 facilities in Japan, 20 in the U.S., 12 in Europe and 10 in Asia (255 total). It operates 1,021 revenue-sharing facilities in those regions, with the most in the U.S. -- 983 at the end of September -- up from 973 a year ago.
For consumer games, Namco Bandai sold 9.1 million units of 104 titles during the first six months of the latest fiscal year, compared with 7.2 million units of 69 titles year-over-year.
Across all sectors -- coin-op, consumer and mobile games sales, along with worldwide arcade operations -- Namco Bandai saw gross revenues of ¥222.6 billion ($2.8 billion), up 14.6%, compared with ¥194.2 billion ($2.4 billion) year-over-year.


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Shark Bites Off Woman's Arm in Maui
(NEWSER) – A third shark attack has been reported off Maui in as many weeks; in the latest case, a 20-year-old woman lost her right arm. Maui Now reports that the German tourist was snorkeling about 150 feet from the shore at Palauea Beach yesterday afternoon when the shark attacked, severing her arm. A witness describes hearing an "unbelievable scream like I've never heard before." She says the woman was pulled from the water after about 10 minutes and appeared to have a bite on her foot as well.


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The Cook and the Woodcutter is a creation of artist Trevor Flinn. Trevor has worked with the Dunkeld community to create a two-channel video piece that showcases the art of woodcutting and splitting, and the use of fire by local cooks to create a favourite dish.
Trevor also compiled a souvenir cookbook containing favourite recipes from 15 local cooks. These recipes range from old favourites like fruit cake and lemon delicious pudding to more unusual inclusions like 'sour dough rye bagels' and 'slow rabbit stew.'
The project launched Friday October 22 at 7.30pm at the Dunkeld Memorial Hall, Sterling St Dunkeld as part of the Discover Dunkeld festival.
During installation week in Melbourne, The Cook and the Woodcutter was housed at ArtPlay, where Trevor taught fire-lighting and scone-baking workshops to kids. Illuminated by Fire Night Tours concluded at ArtPlay where Trevor and his crew of helpers were serving up fresh scones and tea. See the program here: Dunkeld program
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Trevor is a recent graduate of the VCA (2004), majoring in Fine Art, Sculpture, and moved back to his home town of Dunkeld soon after graduation. Over the last few years Trevor's practice has evolved and he is currently interested in creating video works that involve people telling fascinating stories. Humour is a recurrent and important element in Trevor's work, as are beautiful images for which is he is on the constant look out for.
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30th November 2010
Arts, Community, Cultural Exchange, Education, Environment, Story Telling
Tony Williams discusses the price of wood.
Community, Cultural Exchange, Education, Story Telling
Mrs Kitty Funk talks about wood, wood stoves and some of her favourite recipies. Kitty flicks through the famous Dunkeld CWA Cookbook, a copy of which can be seen at the Dunkeld Museum, which is open every Sunday.
Mrs Funk was an original committee member of the museum and was a volunteer for 25 years. Her knowledge of local history will be greatly missed.
14th November 2010
Arts, Community, Cultural Exchange, Education, Story Telling
Wendy Williams talks about her ongoing love affair with woodburning stoves.
This story is one of many recorded by Dunkeld artist Trevor Flinn for 'The Cook and The Woodcutter'. This project is part of Illuminated by Fire, a 2010 Regional Arts Victoria Initiative involving 11 artists working in 11 different regional communities.
31st October 2010
Even more images from Dunkeld - click 'Read More' below!
29th October 2010
Check out these pics from the show in Dunkeld!
4th October 2010
Arts, Community, Cultural Exchange, Environment, Story Telling
Check out an image of Shaun McIntyre and 'the stove' for the Cook and the Woodcutter project!
23rd September 2010
Arts, Community, Cultural Exchange, Story Telling
Dunkeld cook, Heather Funk, describes a novel way she uses her wood-fired oven to revive abandoned, new born lambs.
21st September 2010
Arts, Community, Health, Story Telling
Check out the poster for Trevor Flinn's Illuminated by Fire project The Cook and the Woodcutter.
17th September 2010
Arts, Community, Story Telling
Illuminated by Fire will feature as part of the 'Discover Dunkel' event in Dunkeld.
10th September 2010
Trevor Flinn gives a sneak peak of what is to come in Dunkeld.
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|Australia v England - Feb 17-21, 1882
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Situated in Moore Park in the city's east, the Sydney Cricket Ground is one of the world's most famous cricketing venues. For a stadium in a major centre, it has a relatively limited capacity (a little over 40,000) but this has the direct benefit of ensuring that spectators are close to the action from virtually any point in the ground. Its limited capacity is, in fact, essentially the result of the extension over recent years of seating to most parts of a stadium now devoid of its long famous hill and instead dominated by the Brewongle, Churchill, O'Reilly, Noble and Doug Walters Stands. The green-roofed Ladies pavilion remains, still one of cricket's most famous landmarks.
Cricket has been played at the ground from as long ago as the 1848, then known as the Garrison Ground, but many other sports, predominantly football codes, have established a presence, to such an extent no less that a bike track actually ringed the playing surface between the 1890s and 1920s. This relationship has also been tested by the generally strained connection between the SCG Trust (the body appointed to control the ground) and the New South Wales Cricket Association, the low point of which was reached in the late 1970s when Neville Wran's State government created legislation to reconfigure the composition of the Trust and bring Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket to the ground.
In its earlier incarnations, the pitches were favourable for batting,
and many mammoth scores were produced. The highest of these (in an
individual sense) was compiled in the 1929-30 season, when Sir Donald
Bradman made his celebrated personal best of 452* for New South Wales in a match against Queensland. From the early 1970s though, the square's character has undergone a number of revisions. Principally, it has come to be seen as a spinner's paradise - never more clearly than in memorable Australian Test wins over West Indies in 1984-85 (when Bob Holland and Murray Bennett piloted the home team to a crushing success) and in 1988-89 (when the left arm orthodox spin of Allan Border claimed an unlikely 11 scalps). Of course, this is not to say that the limelight has been stolen purely by slow bowlers; West Indian Brian Lara's masterful 277 in 1992-93 and paceman Fanie De Villiers' match haul of 10 for 123 at the forefront of South Africa's amazing five run win in 1993-94 underlining the point.
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Krewella goes jet-skiing with grand prize winner
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Krewella gave their motto "Get Wet" a whole new meaning at the iHeartRadio Pool Party at the Fountainebleau in Miami. After their wild set at the pool, Yasmine, Jahan, and Rain Man headed to the beach where they met up with Grand Prize Winner Natalie Bergen and her friends to ride jet skis!!
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Natalie and her friends lived the krew life and had a blast tearing up the ocean on jet skis with Jahan, Yasmine, and Rain Man. Talk about feeling alive!
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eSaint (APR) Student Basics
Below is some basic information on using the ESAINT web site and preparing for advising and registration.
SIGNING ON-The web address is https://esaint.stlawu.edu/ . Your login id and password is the same as that used for network login and email.
NOTE: After logging in you may see an 'Emergency Contact' screen instead of the usual 'Welcome' screen. If you do, please complete the information requested so that the University has current information on file in case of emergency. Once you submit (or skip) this screen the usual 'Welcome' screen will appear.
NAVIGATION- After login you will see four tabs: Home , APR, Pay for Print, My Info.
- HOME PAGE – Watch for messages here regarding new features of esaint . The left hand column displays links to other web pages of interest
- APR - This is the tab you will use for registration and access to your academic record
- Left-Hand Column – Indicates any holds that would prevent registration (if there is a Yes displayed, click on it for information on who to contact), the dates and time registration is available for you and various online resources for registration
- Center – messages and reminders from the Registrar's Office regarding registration and grades, an email link for reporting problems with APR
- Right-hand Column - a list of any new features added to the system
- APR Menu – across the top of the page. (see below for using the menus to register, view your transcript etc.)
- Pay for Print – To view your Pay for Print Statement
- My Info –To view information on your campus mailbox and combination.
CREATING YOUR WORKING LIST TO PREPARE FOR ADVISING AND REGISTRATION (undergrads)
You can view courses in your Working List at any time by selecting My Working List from the Student Tools menu. Initially your working list will be blank.
- To Find Courses
- Click on the Course Listing menu
- Click in the radio button to select a category (department or distribution are the best choices to begin)
- Select the department(s) or distribution area(s) of interest, then click on the Submit button to view courses in that group. Note that you may highlight as many departments or distributions as you'd like at one time by pressing the <Ctrl> key as you click on the selection.
- To Move Courses to your Working List
- Click in the box located in the Select column of the course, then click on the Add to My Working List button.
- To review your working list
- Click on the GO to Working List button
- The number of open seats in each course is listed in two columns to the right of the course name. The columns are labeled "Open" and "Reserved. "Open" refers to seats in the class open to anyone. "Reserved" refers to seats available but only open to certain students; typically they are restricted by class year and/or major/minor status. Sometimes these seats have been reserved for you—first-year students! Click on the number in the "Reserved" column, and a box with the restrictions will appear at the top of the page. ". Note that all of the upperclass students have already registered so many courses have no seats left.
- To the far right, you will find the "Pre-Reqs" column; a "y" indicates that the course has a prerequisite. Given that you are brand new to SLU, you most likely do not have the prerequisite unless you have transfer credits.
COURSE LISTINGS – Details about searching for courses
Course Information - This area is the online equivalent of the printed Course Schedule. It can be sorted by clicking on the desired column heading. View details on restrictions, pre-requisites, reserved seats etc. by clicking on the links. Each course listing includes the following information and links :
- Course-link for course description in the university catalog. Note that if is a Special Topics Course (SPTP) the link goes to the department web page. You must then click on the link at the top of the page for 'semester specific courses'.
- Open-number of seats open with no restrictions. Updated after each registration cycle.
- Reserved- number of seats "saved" for students in particular class years of majors/minors or class years restricted from taking a seat.. Updated after each registration cycle. Click on the number to view the reservations/restrictions.
- Enrolled-number of seats already registered. Updated after each registration registration cycle.
- Time
- Unit – amount of credit
- Distribution – area of distribution/diversity credit
- Instructor - only one instructor is listed for team taught courses.
- Restriction - Click on the link for details.
- Pre-Req Yes/No - click on the "Y" to view prerequisites.
- Location - building and room where course will be held
STUDENT TOOLS – What else is available in APR?
- My Advisor- Lists each of your advisors. You may e-mail your advisor from this screen.
- My Emergency Contact - Displays the current emergency contact information on file for you. You can update this information at any time.
- My Planning Portfolio- This a place where you can share documents with your advisor. When adding a document there is a privacy setting to if you wish to keep the document private and not share it with your advisor.
- My Schedule- This is an electronic scheduling facility. Final course registrations will be automatically entered into the calendar.
- My Transcript – You can view your unofficial transcript online or download a copy as a .pdf file. Note: Transcripts cannot be accessed after graduation).
- Working List- This is the core of the registration system. Courses you select from the course list to move to your working list will display here. To take some action select courses from the list and choose one of the menu options:
- Move Selected to Request List - Use this to request courses for registration. The system will check for time conflicts with any courses already in your request list. The system does NOT check that you have met the pre-requisites before you request a course so be sure you check this yourself.
- Remove Selected from Working List
- Create a Sample Schedule from Selected - Use this feature to select several courses and get a visual view of what that schedule would be.
- Archive Selected Courses - Use this feature AFTER registration if you want to keep a list of the courses for future reference. Perhaps the following semester it would be helpful to review what you and your advisor had selected as possible courses!
- Remember that you can also print a copy of your enrollment verification should you need one (after you are enrolled in courses, of course!). The link for this is in the left-hand column.


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retrofuturist wrote:Oh, the amount of time we spent discussing this in philosophy class....
David N. Snyder wrote:
(If you flip the switch, you are possibly "responsible" for the death of that person. If you don't flip the switch, five people die)
What would you do?
What would Buddha do?
David N. Snyder wrote:A trolley is running out of control down a track. In its path are five people who have been tied to the track by a mad philosopher. Fortunately, you could flip a switch, which will lead the trolley down a different track to safety. Unfortunately, there is a single person tied to that track. Should you flip the switch or do nothing?
(If you flip the switch, you are possibly "responsible" for the death of that person. If you don't flip the switch, five people die)
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If you don't flip the switch, you are fully responsible for the death of the five people, too. (Because you have the chance to flip the switch.)
example: The Murder of Kitty Genovese
Catherine Susan Genovese (July 7, 1935 – March 13, 1964), commonly known as Kitty Genovese, was a New York City woman who was stabbed to death near her home in the Kew Gardens section of Queens, New York on March 13, 1964... The circumstances of her murder and the lack of reaction of numerous neighbors were reported by a newspaper article published two weeks later; the common portrayal of neighbors being fully aware but completely nonresponsive has later been criticized as inaccurate. Nonetheless, it prompted investigation into the social psychological phenomenon that has become known as the bystander effect (or "Genovese syndrome") and especially diffusion of responsibility.
Ben wrote:
Neither one nor the other: place the lever half-way will cause the carriage to derail.
christopher::: wrote:Ben wrote:
Neither one nor the other: place the lever half-way will cause the carriage to derail.
Into the crowd of innocent bystanders, including an unknown number of school children, not shown in the drawing?
(collateral damage option)
If they're not in the drawing, they don't exist.
retrofuturist wrote:Greetings,
It starts to get more interesting when you move onto the gun-man who is about to kill 5 people.
Lazy_eye wrote:As for the train problem, the last time I saw this, I said "flick the switch." Now I'm not so sure. It seems to me this choice depends on a questionable assumption that the value of life can be quantified -- i.e., that 5 people are "worth" more than 1. But what if those 5 people turned out to be escapees from a maximum security prison, where they were being held on death row, and the 1 person was Albert Einstein, the Dalai Lama, or a single parent with five small children? We can't know. I'm not sure, therefore, that a simple numerical majority settles the question.
David2 wrote:It is very possible that a cruel murderer changes his life completely and becomes more compassionately.
When Dr. McCoy is accidentally injected with a powerful drug, he goes mad and beams himself down to a planet. On the planet, McCoy jumps through a time portal, vanishing from view.
Kirk and Spock who have beamed down to the planet, in pursuit of McCoy, also enter the portal. They all end up in New York City, in 1930. They can't find McCoy. Kirk falls in love with Edith Keeler. Spock builds a tricorder out of odds and ends.
Spock determines that Kirk's new girlfriend must die in order that the future not be horribly altered. Kirk lets his girlfriend get hit by a car. A very unhappy Kirk beams back up to the Enterprise with his crew.


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Liza Minnelli, the multi-award -winning star renowned for her performances on Broadway and in Hollywood films, will be the guest artist for the 15th annual Symphony at Salk – A Concert Under the Stars Aug. 28.
A four-time Tony Award winner, Minnelli will share the stage with the San Diego Symphony under the direction of Maestro Thomas Wilkins, who returns to the Salk Institute's alfresco fundraiser for the sixth consecutive year.
An unforgettable singer and dancer with a career spanning more than 50 years, Minnelli most recently won critical acclaim – and her latest Tony Award – with her 2008 comeback Broadway performance in Liza's at the Palace.
Minnelli has been performing on stage since the age of 10. By the time Minnelli was 19, she landed the lead role in Flora, The Red Menace- the Broadway musical that garnered her first Tony. Her film career includes memorable roles in such movies as Charlie Bubbles, Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon and Cabaret, the last earning her the Academy Award for Best Actress, the Golden Globe and the British Film Academy Award.
She went on to star opposite Robert DeNiro in the musical New York, New York, directed by Martin Scorsese, and co-starred with Dudley Moore in the comedy Arthur and its sequel, Arthur 2. In 1997 Minnelli returned to the Broadway stage in Victor/Victoria before starring in Minnelli on Minnelli, a show that paid tribute to her father, the late film director Vicente Minnelli.
After a bout with encephalitis in 2000, she made a triumphant comeback two years later with the CD Liza's Back! and on television's Arrested Development. Today, Minnelli continues her music career with concert tours in the United States and Europe.


description: According to local legends, the aye-aye is a demon that can kill just by pointing a finger. Not quite... but if you're a grub, its bizarre middle digit can be a deadly weapon.

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This is the aye-aye, a kind of lemur, found only on the island of Madagascar.
Local legends cast it as a demon, a creature that can kill just by pointing a finger.
The truth is more natural than supernatural...but they're right about the finger.
To find its prey, it uses a multi-purpose digit.
The changes in sound build a mental map of hollow channels inside.
It cups its ears to gather the slightest vibration that could signify something to eat...like a grub.
Sharp incisors rip away the bark.
Its bony middle finger changes roles from a scanner...to a scraper.
It claws in and out of gaps, enlarging the hole.
The grub doesn't know what the aye-aye is, but it does know what it means-death if it can't wriggle away.
The aye-aye locks in. The finger transforms into a hook. A sharp fingernail impales the grub.
It's dragged up, out-and into-the aye-aye's mouth.


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I am strongly interested in why people choose the faiths that they choose. Why do some stay with their birth faith, while others leave it? Why do some choose no faith at all (not necessarily atheism or agnosticism, but nothing), while others convert?These are the questions that I want to answer.So far, I have scheduled two interviews for this blog. One converted from one branch of Christianity to another, and the other went from fundamentalist/Evangelical Christianity to Atheism.If … [Read more...]
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One Slayer fan's attempt to show their admiration for the metal band was recently mistaken for a hate crime in Commack, New York. According to the "Commack Patch," a building at the city's Little League ball field was vandalized Tuesday night with black graffiti featuring the word "Slayer" and the band's famous pentagram logo.
Police initially investigated the incident as a hate crime, but it turns out at least one official had enough metal knowledge to figure out that the symbols were associated with the band.
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The real Mason Dixon line, in current times, is Richmond, VA..........
That's Richmond, VA...........
No, Philly was a city that gave Maryland a state.
Oh wait, A city was Philly, and the state gave Maryland......
Sorry, just funning, no, to tells truth I wasn't aware of that factoid. So, no, this guy didn't know that. I know that St. Augustine was America's first city, though. So I got that going for me.
Hey, you're not from Harve de Grace, MD are you?
I just puked in my mouth.....uuuuggghhhhh...talkin' 'bout Babes & waves...uuuugggghhhhh.
jimmy vegas is a *** that is all. all those chicks in the video is a cover up for is homoness.. hes like jeff gordon or tom cruise,
Pardon the quote, but "the Jersey is strong in this one"
I look forward to the avatar after I'm done stackin 100's. Anybody wanna loan? Through my company (on the books) or me (back room shady). You can work (to death) for me. Offer ends next Friday. A once in a lifetime opportunity that won't rear its head around until your children are old
my first thought was court mandated sterilization for all involved with that video, but then I kept watching. Effin hilarious.


text: Just had an interesting issue with a job - it was started (i.e. primary mom) on a node which then became hung in someway (you could contact it but it refused all forms of login - on the otherhand network daemons on the node were still pumping out data - e.g. the ganglia monitor was still receiving packets from it) - although the PBS server quickly detected that it could not contact the node the job just stayed in the queue with all allocated resources and it could not be killed - and from qstat it just said it was running - although after careful inspection you could see it was not incrementing any wall time - I actually only noticed this many hours later when I passed by the machine room and saw a set of nodes which had no load yet supposedly all nodes should have been working (Im running torque-1.1.0p6-snap.1105412901 on an OSX XServe G5) output in the server_logs directory at the time of start of job 725 whose primary slave node was nd071 02/11/2005 11:00:14;0008;PBS_Server;Job;725.simwulf.uchsc.edu;Job Modified at request of root at simwulf.uchsc.edu 02/11/2005 11:00:14;0008;PBS_Server;Job;725.simwulf.uchsc.edu;Job Run at request of root at simwulf.uchsc.edu 02/11/2005 11:00:14;0008;PBS_Server;Job;725.simwulf.uchsc.edu;Job Modified at request of root at simwulf.uchsc.edu 02/11/2005 11:17:12;0004;PBS_Server;Svr;check_nodes;node nd071 not detected in 747 seconds, marking node down as the server clearly knew this node was down I dont understand why something didnt happen to the job the only time something happened to the job was when I rebooted the node - after that the job exited the log entries at that time was: 02/11/2005 18:07:22;0010;PBS_Server;Job;725.simwulf.uchsc.edu;Exit_status=0 resources_used.cput=00:00:00 resources_used.mem=0kb resources_used.vmem=0kb resources_used.walltime=07:07:03 02/11/2005 18:07:22;000d;PBS_Server;Job;725.simwulf.uchsc.edu;Post job file processing error; job 725.simwulf.uchsc.edu on host nd071/1+nd071/0+nd072/1+nd072/0+nd073/1+nd073/0+nd074/1+nd074/0+nd075/1+nd075/0+nd077/1+nd077/0+nd078/1+nd078/0+nd079/1+nd079/0+nd080/1+nd080/0+nd081/1+nd081/0+nd082/1+nd082/0+nd083/1+nd083/0+nd084/1+nd084/0+nd085/1+nd085/0+nd086/1+nd086/0+nd087/1+nd087/0+nd088/1+nd088/0+nd089/1+nd089/0+nd090/1+nd090/0+nd091/1+nd091/0+nd092/1+nd092/0 other than that there was no entry for job 725 in the PBS server log - of course I couldnt see what was in the nd071 mom log until after reboot The behaviour I would like is that the server should have done something to job 725 when it detected nd071 was down whatever the state of the primary mom node - and at least released the other nodes for other work Thanks David


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Young Harris, Ga.- The Tornados plated five runs in the 4th inning to rally from a 2-0 deficit and take a 7-3 victory in their 2013 season opener at Young Harris on Friday afternoon.
With BC trailing 2-0 after two innings, Champ Stuart led off the 3rd with a walk and later scored on a Mountain Lion fielding error to make it 2-1.
In the 4th, BC's Bennett Hixson sparked a two-out rally with a double before Aaron Goforth was hit by a pitch. Stuart then grounded to shortstop with runners on first and second, but reached on a throwing error that allowed Hixson to score and Goforth to move to third.
After Chad Funkhouser worked a walk, Eric Renegar singled in Goforth and Stuart to give the Tornados a 4-2 lead.
Funkhouser and Renegar later scored when Young Harris leftfielder David Atwood misplayed a ball off the bat of Christian Christopoulos, putting the Tornados up 6-2 heading into the bottom of the fifth.
Brevard College starter Kevin Hamilton (W, 1-0) tossed six solid innings to earn the victory, allowing only two earned runs while striking out five.
BC tacked on another run in the 5th after an RBI double by Hixson scored Matt Proffitt, who worked a one-out walk.
BC reliever Chad Fisher (S, 1) entered the game in the 8th with the bases loaded in relief of Alex Litaker, who allowed an unearned run in 1.1 innings after taking over for Hamilton.
Fisher fanned Young Harris second basemen Mike Medori before getting Spencer Thomas to ground into a fielder's choice to strand the bases loaded and earn the save. Fisher struck out the side in the 9th.
The Tornados play a double header with Young Harris tomorrow afternoon, with the first game slated to start at 12 p.m.


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Green Lantern: Mosaic sold well in its initial release, it's a well known story, and the Green Lantern franchise is popular, so why won't DC release the story as a TPB or HC?
Why is John Stewart's biggest story never referenced in the current stories? He was a freaking guardian! No other Green Lantern can say that.
Why doesn't he have his own book? Why has no DC writer developed his character since Mosaic? He is popular.
Why wouldn't DC put him on a Justice League team post-Flashpoint? He's highly associated with the team in several forms of media.
Speaking of Green Lantern: Mosaic, does DC just hate John Stewart?
In an unusual move, and although sales of the book were very strong, Green Lantern: Mosaic was cancelled early into its run. In an interview, Cully Hamner revealed the reasons behind the cancellation:
(A)s I was told at the time, it didn't fit with DC editorial vision (whatever that means). Sales didn't matter, fan support didn't matter; the first issue sold about 210,000 copies and my last issue sold about 70,000, so there was plenty of support for the book. It was marked for cancellation when issue #5 came out, and they allowed Gerry Jones a year to wrap it up, but there was no doubt that it was being cancelled because somebody upstairs just didn't care for it. So, I had a feeling after a while of creatively being against a brick wall, and got out before the end. You pay your money, you takes your chances. That's the biz.


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No one likes being friend zoned by the guy or girl of their dreams. Here's how to avoid it!
I recently went on a "date" with a friend's cousin. We hit it off, but whether it was romantic or platonic was unclear. At the end of our drawn out lunch, I pondered our chemistry with optimism and looked forward to our next date … that is, until I received a follow-up text a few hours later that read: "I had a great time. It was really nice talking to you, and now I've decided to try online dating. Can you help me with my profile?"
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… Not exactly music to a single girl's ears. So, I offered my advice and consequently find myself firmly rooted in the friend zone of someone who might have been so much more. Here's what I should have done differently:
1. Don't do lunch. There is something about getting dressed up at night that sets a tone for romance that even the best of lunch dates simply cannot do. Save your day dates for your real friends and your first dates for after dark.
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I forgot, if you can get your hands on a hub instead of a switch, you should do so, cause with a hub you will be able to pick up traffic between your honeypot boxes.
ok, so if i just get a simple 5 port switch and set up the honeynet in a DMZ thats all I really need ? kinda nice to know because with 3 computers running and an old switch that sounds like a rusty ford it could get a "bit" annoying to have that stuff running in my 1 bedroom apartement over time
I forgot, if you can get your hands on a hub instead of a switch, you should do so, cause with a hub you will be able to pick up traffic between your honeypot boxes.
I think I can get a hold of a hub actually, I'm almost postive I've seen one laying around at work somewhere. Thanks for the tip...
By the way, when setting up snort, where would the best place to put this be? I'm guessing the bridge box?
OK, so I never got a hold of that HUB but thats not my primary concern right now.
I am more or less ready to get started but I realize that there are a few technical questions I need to get answered before I go ahead.
1. I am fortunate enough to have an ISP that provides me with official IP addressing and not NAT addresses - but how important is it to put the honeynet behind an official IP, really?
2. The plan I have right now is to follow the roosters advice and set up one box as a bridge between the internet and the switch containing the other boxes I want to set up in my honeynet. But since this bridge of mine won't need any IP addresses, and my ISP offers 5 official IP addresses, won't the rest of the boxes behind the bridge take one official IP each - giving the impression that they are not on the same network?
I mean, my ISP offers an address in the 81.191.xxx.xxx range and I get 5 of those, but what I really want is to put my entire honeynet behind ONE of these addresses, because that would be the most efficient setup, right?
So how do I solve that, do I set up my W2K box right behind the bridge with a DHCP service and connect the W2K box to the switch so that every other box on the honeynet will get a private IP from this W2K box and at the same time use it as a gateway to the internet?
I figure that this way would provide the W2K box with an official IP so that it would be the first to be discovered in my network - at the same time using the W2K box as the DHCP server for the rest of the honeynet would lead any hackers further into my network.
So what do you guys think of my solution so far? If I'm way off here or you have anny suggestions to improve my set up please do not hesitate to post it here.
For the most part, I think its going to depend on what you want to accomplish. You could tailor your honeynet to test any number of services/configurations and the vulnerabilities that come with them. you could go the dhcp route or the one box per ip. It will be interesting to see what differences in traffic will result. But at the same, you'll probably get a lot of automated garbage regardless.
To me, one of the biggest challenge is how to make sense of the data being logged. I would see a ton of automated bot zombie scans looking for sql, game hosting services, smb/netbios, ssh, etc. I think you really will need a way of filtering the garbage.
I saw a couple of perl scripts on honeynet.org (the scan of the month challenges are interesting) where people came up with some pretty neat ways or parsing and summarizing tcpdump capture files. I'm not very proficient in perl (that's some straight voodo script to me) so i rewrote theirs in a language i know.....java. but it took about 150 lines of code for me to do what they were doing in 10 lines.
So it may be worthwhile just to get anything set up to get a feel for what and how much traffic you can expect just from having a single box connected straight to the internet...well through the bridge of course....if only to get a baseline. then increase the complexity of the network and increase the number of ports/services you want to expose.
great tip, thanks.
I'll follow your advice and start off with a bridge + a W2K box and see where that leads me.
BTW, you said you ran a script on the linux boxes in your honeynet before putting it out to see what might change once the box got compromised, right?
Do you have any tips on how to do something similar with the W2k box?
There was free product called Windows Forensics ToolChest that i was using to collect system info. I think they went commercial with it though. So i made my own script modeled after the way they did it. What you'll get with this is a ton of different little text files containing the output of the .exe listed. Most of them are SysInternals, but all are freely available. Its kind of crude and not very nice looking format wise, but you'll get the info you need to get a picture of what might be changing on the box. I think some of the registry lines might need to be changed depending on the version of windows you are using.
Run a script like this before you put the box in the open, and then after you suspect you have been compromised. Using this technique i've been able to discover new processes and port open after a compromise.
@ECHO off
SET toolpath=c:\WFT\tools\
%toolpath%mem.exe /p > %1\currently_in_memory.txt
%toolpath%mem.exe /d > %1\memory_drivers_etc.txt
:\ /S /OD /TA > %1\file_last_access_time.txt
%toolpath%psinfo.exe -d -s -h > %1\psinfo.txt
%toolpath%hostname.exe > %1\hostname.txt
%toolpath%uname.exe -a > %1\uname.txt
ver > %1\version.txt
set > %1\environment.txt
%toolpath%uptime.exe > %1\uptime.txt
%toolpath%uptime.exe /a > %1\uptime_historical.txt
%toolpath%whoami.exe > %1\whoami.txt
%toolpath%net.exe config rdr > %1\net_config_rdr.txt
%toolpath%net.exe user > %1\net_user.txt
%toolpath%net.exe localgroup > %1\net_localgroup.txt
%toolpath%net.exe accounts > %1\net_accounts.txt
%toolpath%net.exe accounts /domain > %1\net_accounts_domain.txt
%toolpath%pslist.exe > %1\pslist.txt
%toolpath%pstat.exe > %1\pstat.txt
%toolpath%handle.exe > %1\handle.txt
%toolpath%handle.exe -a > %1\handle_a.txt
%toolpath%psservice.exe > %1\psservice.txt
arp -a > %1\arp.txt
route print > %1\route.txt
netstat -an > %1\netstat.txt
%toolpath%Fport.exe > %1\fport.txt
%toolpath%openports.exe -path -fport > %1\openports.txt
sc.exe queryex > %1\sc.txt
%toolpath%net.exe start > %1\net_start.txt
%toolpath%net.exe share > %1\net_share.txt
%toolpath%net.exe use > %1\net_use.txt
%toolpath%net.exe view > %1\net_view.txt
%toolpath%net.exe session > %1\net_session.txt
%toolpath%drivers.exe start > %1\drivers.txt
%toolpath%nbtstat.exe -n > %1\nbtstat_n.txt
%toolpath%nbtstat.exe -c > %1\nbtstat_c.txt
%toolpath%nbtstat.exe -s > %1\nbtstat_s.txt
%toolpath%promiscdetect.exe share > %1\promiscdetect.txt
%toolpath%psloglist.exe > %1\psloglist.txt
%toolpath%psloglist.exe -s system > %1\psloglist_s_system.txt
%toolpath%psloglist.exe -s application > %1\psloglist_s_application.txt
%toolpath%psloglist.exe -s security > %1\psloglist_s_security.txt
%toolpath%diskmap.exe /d0 > %1\diskmap.txt
%toolpath%ntfsinfo.exe > %1\ntfsinfo.txt
%toolpath%psfile.exe > %1\psfile.txt
dir c:\ /S /AH > %1\hidden_files.txt
%toolpath%streams.exe -s c:\*.* > %1\streams.txt
%toolpath%efsinfo.exe /S:c:\ /U /R /C > %1\efsinfo.txt
dir "%SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" > %1\startup.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /S > %1\reg_run.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Once /S > %1\reg_runOnce.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run OnceEx /S > %1\reg_runOnceEx.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Services /S > %1\reg_runServices.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ServicesOnce /S > %1\reg_runServicesOnce.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\She llServiceObjectDelayLoad\ /S /S > %1\reg_ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System\Sc ripts /S > %1\reg_Scripts.txt
%toolpath%reg.exe query HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Pol icies\Explorer\Run\ /S > %1\reg_Explorer.txt
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thanks for more assistance, rooster - i really appreciate the help you are giving me.
so I've decided to split the project into several parts instead of trying to implement a complete professional honeynet all at once.
part one is just the bridge box and the w2k box, will check processes, services files etc before and after to see what has changed during the attack of the box.
Since the W2K box will be rather out of date and unpatched I have estimated a 7 day period for the first part - this should be enough to generate some (un)wanted action on the box and give me some activity to analyze afterwards.
for part 2 i will implement snort, add another box to the honeynet (probably a linux box of some sort) and patch up the W2K box a bit to make it a bit harder to hack. I haven't decided on the uptime of this net yet but I'm guessing 20 days at least, probably more.
now if that works like I hope I will take on some forensics challenges and see what I can learn from the activites on both boxes while I take some time to think about whether or not to take the project to a third stage with more boxes in a more advanced environment..
either way, part 1 will start in a day or two and I'm really looking forward to see what might happen
A honeypot/-net is something that I have been interested in setting up for quite a while already, but have kept postponing due to the lack of extra hardware to set aside for the task.either way, part 1 will start in a day or two and I'm really looking forward to see what might happen
Once you get your project started I for one would therefore be really interested in hearing a bit about your findings, either in this thread or a new one.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
Yeah, I've been playing with the idea myself for quite a while and now I'm fortunate enough to be able to borrow most of the equipment I need from my employer so I decided to get started.
I will share anything of interest in this forum, I am also considering creating a new thread to make it easier to keep track of my findings and the current status of my honeynet project..
if I create a new thread, the link for it will be posted here - if I don't create a new thread I will just post everything of interest in this thread..


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Campaigners have launched a survey in the hope it will prove "once and for all" the demand for a bus route to take patients to the door of Finchley Memorial Hospital.
The Finchley Society and the Friends of Finchley Memorial Hospital are asking patients how they travel to the hospital in Granville Road, and whether they would benefit from a bus route which takes them directly to the entrance.
The nearest bus stop is currently nearly 250m away, making it difficult for some elderly and disabled people to walk to the £28million hospital.
Eighty-nine-year-old Ross Green, who helped launch the survey, said: "I get two buses to the hospital, and then I have to take the long walk from the bus stop. I have a stick and I find it quite difficult.
"Sometimes I just end up paying £5 to get a taxi but not everyone can afford that.
"The hospital was built to have the best access in the whole of north London, but it's turned out to have the worst."
The groups began the two-day survey yesterday and have already interviewed more than 700 people, with the hope they will reach over 1,000 by the end of today.
Mike Gee, chairman of the Finchley Society's environment and transport committee, said: "We are expecting there will be a sizeable amount of people who are unhappy about the transport links to the hospital. It's a very long walk from the nearest bus stop and people are constantly telling us how difficult it is.
"I personally think re-routing the 263 or 382 busses will cause a delay to travellers, and so I think a new bus link would be best. Hopefully we can sort out this problem once and for all."
When the survey has been completed and analysed, the groups will hand it to Barnet Borough Council's health overview and scrutiny committee in the hope it will help lobby Transport for London to create a better bus link.
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust provides some services at the hospital.
Charlie Sheldon, deputy chief nurse said: "We support any practical changes that improve accessibility for our patients. I hope a solution can be found that suits all parties and enables our patients easier access to the community health services that we provide there."
But John Barry, head of network development for TfL, said: "The hospital grounds are not currently suitable for a public bus service as there is no bus stop area, and parking and drop-off spaces would need to be removed."
He said diverting route 382 would cost £120,000 each year and result in longer journey times for around passengers.


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DOWNEY - The suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting, which relatives of the victims say stemmed from a Craigslist car deal gone wrong, is scheduled to appear Monday morning in court.
Jade Douglas Harris, 30, was booked, Friday morning, on suspicion of homicide in Wednesday's shooting spree, which left three dead and two wounded. He is scheduled to appear in Downey Municipal Court. Harris was being held at the Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles in lieu of $1 million bail, but is being detained on a no-bail hold, according to jail records.
Los Angeles County Superior Court records show Harris has a criminal record, including possession of a firearm, person in possession of a concealed weapon, possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle, robbery, attempted robbery and burglary.
Harris came to United States Fire Protection, 8722 Cleta St., about 11 a.m. Wednesday to buy a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, which had been listed for sale online for $25,000, but the car was not there, Downey police said.
Martha E. Zerihi, a spokeswoman for the extended family that owns the fire protection business, said Harris allegedly became enraged when Josimar Rojas, 26, who was
handling the sale of the car, refused to tie up two women inside the business.
Rojas was the first person fatally shot, Zerihi said.
Next, Harris allegedly fatally shot Irene Patricia Cardenas, 35, of Cudahy, and wounded Maria Theresa Salinas, 52, Zerihi said,
At that point, Harris allegedly stole a company car and kidnapped Susana Perez-Ruelas, 34, and her son, Antonio Salinas Jr., 13, and forced her to drive to the family's home about two blocks away, where the Camaro was parked, Zerihi said.
At the house, Perez-Ruelas was fatally shot and the boy was wounded in an arm, Zerihi said.
The only adult witness to survive the shooting was Salinas, who suffered a bullet wound to the face and remained hospitalized.
The fire protection business is owned by brothers Robert Salinas and Antonio Salinas, who is the husband of Susana Perez-Ruelas, Zerihi said.
Police have not given any potential motive for the slayings, but an attorney for the family strongly denied that they were involved in any wrongdoing.
"The Salinas family is not involved in any illegal activities," attorney Arshak Bartoumian said. "This has been reported as one possible theory for these killings. This theory was placed in the public by various sources without any facts."
Bartoumian said the family was "hard-working" and "tried to live the American dream by running a prosperous business. Unfortunately they were involved in the senseless killings of three people."
Harris allegedly fled the scene in the Camaro and left his own vehicle behind, which led to his identification and arrest, police said.
Sources close to the investigation and witnesses told the Press-Telegram police located Harris after he left his car, which is registered under his name, parked outside the family's business.
Police ran the plates of all of the vehicles parked outside the business, the source said. When they eventually ran Harris' car, it matched his description. Police then had the car towed. The towing company called Harris, who went to pick up his car with three others - all of which were detained.
The three other people were released.
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I've been getting reports of questionable items available at Post Exchange / Base Exchange stores on military bases. We've had mixed luck in the past, for various reasons. What we're looking for are certain books way beyond the standard Bible-variants (365-day, various translations, etc.) Specifically, if you see anything from David Barton on a military [Read More…]
Military members, does your PX / BX sell these awful items?
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FBI Rescues 105 Exploited Children
(Washington, DC) -- Dozens of missing and exploited children are safe after being rescued in a nationwide FBI sex sting. In a DC news conference, FBI officials said 105 kids were recovered in more than 75 U.S. cities. Most of the kids range in age from 13 to 17 years old. The youngest was nine. The nationwide bust also resulted in the arrests of 150 pimps.


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|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 3.9.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 9.1.1
|Build date: Fri Jun 22 23:00:11 2012
|Group: Productivity/Multimedia/CD/Grabbers
|Build host: build25
|Size: 482523
|Source RPM: ripit-3.9.0-9.1.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.suwald.com/ripit/
|Summary: Perl Script to Create .ogg or .mp3 Files from an Audio CD
This Perl script makes it easy to create MP3 files from an audio CD. It tries to find the artist and song titles with the help of CDDB. Authors: -------- Simon Quinn Mads Martin Joergensen Felix Suwald <email@example.com>
* Thu Nov 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.9.0 * Added options --coverart and --coverpath to select and add coverart to the metadata. * Added option --copycover to copy a cover from some place to each directory of encoded files. * Added option --precmd to execute a command before ripping starts and e.g. ensure presence of coverart. * Added option --trackoffset to add a constant value to the tracknumber in the tracktemplate. * Added options --vatag and --vastring to detect various artist style and split artist and track title. * Added option --cdcue to create cue-files (cue-sheets) to burn the (merged) wav. * Added option --isrc to detect ISRCs in audio data using icedax. * Added options --mblogin and --mbpass to submit detected ISRCs to MusciBrainz. * Sat Apr 10 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 3.8.2 removed ripit-3.6.0-genre_list.patch due to upstream fix. Adapted ripit-3.6.0-ogg.patch to ripit-3.8.2-ogg.patch - See the HISTORY file for many changes and fixes since version 3.6.0 * Mon Sep 08 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed stderr output of lame (bnc#419873) * Mon Jun 18 2007 firstname.lastname@example.com - new version 3.6.0 with new features: * Fixed bug on special characters for tags during submission of CDDB entries. * Fixed unpleasent behaviour if Lame is not installed. * Fixed semi-bug on deletion of wavs using remote machines. * Added option --merge to merge tracks for gapless encoding. * Added option --resume to continue a previously started session. * Added option --ghost to split tracks with gaps into chunks of sound (at experimental stage). * Added options --prepend and --extend to enlarge chunks of sound when splitted with option --ghost. * Added option --ejectcmd to specify command used to control ejection/loading of CD. * Added option --ejectopt to specify options and arguments for - -ejectcmd. * Added optons --dpermission and --fpermission to set directory and file permissions. * Added option --md5sum to create MD5-sum files for each type of sound files. * Added option --nicerip to set niceness of ripping process. * Added option --core to allow several encoding processes on each machine. * Enhanced output from encoding process not to interfer with output of ripper. * Submission of CDDB entries uses sendmail, not mail or nail. * Some fine-tuning on detection of hidden-tracks and ghost-songs. * Enhanced detection of perl modules needed, Ripit depends not on CDDB_get 2.22 but 2.25 and newer, please update. - changed specfile accordingly * Tue Apr 03 2007 email@example.com - added perl-libwww-perl to Requires * Wed Jun 28 2006 email@example.com - new version 3.5.1 with new features: - new options: --normalize, --loop, --cdtoc - global config file now included * Wed Jan 25 2006 firstname.lastname@example.com - converted neededforbuild to BuildRequires * Fri Jan 13 2006 email@example.com - update to version 3.4 * Wed May 11 2005 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 3.3.7 - aligned ripit-ogg.diff * Mon Mar 21 2005 email@example.com - Default to oggvorbis [#74015] - Make the oggencoding quality better
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text: I'm newer than noob so I hope this is the right place to post this. My question is: In order to successfully execute the "aireplay-ng deauth 1 a (STATION) c (BSSID) mon0" command, isn't it first necessary to use macchanger and change the mac of my "mon0" to that of the target AP? I've captured handshakes but so far only incomplete ones. I'm thinking the spoof is necessary.......?


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Obelisk Movements
01. Intro
02. Pitch Black Ark
03. Preparations
04. Culture
05. Balance
06. Monuments
07. Analyz
08. Illegal Busyness
09. Queen Supreme
10. Critical
11. Visualistic
13. Mother's Day
14. Good Heavens
15. The Willie Lynch
16. Iconoclastic
17. Sun Salutations
18. Exodus
The 2000 Underground classic from I Self Devine and DJ Kool Akiem.
On March 26th, 2013, Obelisk Movements will be available for sale digitally for the first time through iTunes and the Fifth Element website along with the original pressing of Obelisk Movements on CD, also available as a bundle option with an exclusive new Limited Edition Micranots T-Shirt. Pre-order the shirt NOW (bundle with music to save big!).


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Omni Daily Crush: "La's Orchestra Saves the World"
During the holiday weekend, I managed to stave off the food coma long enough to read a few upcoming December releases. At the top of the short stack was Alexander McCall Smith's new novel, La's Orchestra Saves the World (available December 8). I must confess that I'm a bit of a late-comer to McCall Smith's impressive bibliography of more than 50 works. I got hooked on the beloved Scottish author's No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series last spring while prepping for our podcast interview, and more recently was intrigued when I heard about La's Orchestra--a stand-alone novel (rare for McCall Smith) that's set in the small town of Suffolk in the English countryside during the Second World War. Fans of McCall Smith's female sleuths Precious Ramotswe and Isabel Dalhousie will find just a few mysteries punctuating the story line. The book is mainly concerned with the day-to-day life and concerns of a young widow named Lavender ("La") Stone, a promising Cambridge student who, like many women of her class and generation, finished school, married well, and led a comfortable and respectable life. In La's case, things take a wrong turn when her philandering husband unexpectedly leaves her, and dies shortly thereafter from an injury incurred during a freak accident. Just before the start of the war in 1939, she retreats to her in-law's country house to sort out the emotional wreckage of her failed marriage and premature widowhood. In this self-imposed exile at the age of 28, she begins to finds solace by helping the war effort in this very quiet corner of civilization. La tends to the hens on a neighbor's farm, starts a victory garden, and conducts an orchestra composed of local amateur musicians. The atmosphere of fear and anxiety of the war years permeates the mood of the novel, and Nazi atrocities and wartime mayhem are certainly referenced and discussed within the story, but like a Shakespearean drama, the physical violence occurs off stage.
Fans will certainly recognize and appreciate McCall Smith's consistently subtle and quiet prose. The writing is smooth and a pleasure to read. The reader feels as if s/he is sitting right beside the characters as they converse across the table and over a strong pot of tea and biscuits. A co-worker told me that this is just the kind of book that she intends to give to her great grandmother as a holiday gift. That sounds like a fine idea, however, but I'd suggest that McCall Smith's story merits a broad audience. La Stone and her rural life in the context of WWII might seem inconsequential or perhaps even quaint. But the book's literary merits don't obscure the gravity of the protagonist's predicament and her pathos. Her daily battles represent generational and social struggles to lead an independent, ethical, and dignified life in the face of hardship, pressing social expectations and conventions, moral ambiguity, and isolation. La Stone may be rendered with softer lines and contours, yet she shares the same qualities of fortitude, wisdom, and grace as McCall Smith's well-known heroines. --Lauren
Recommended for fans of Alexander McCall Smith, Jacqueline Winspear's Maisie Dobbs WWII novels, and the recent breakout bestseller The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society.


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Manufacturer: Willow
Trade name: Asipress
Strength: Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg,Losartan K 50mg.
Type: Tablet
Active ingredient: Losartan K , Hydrochlorothiazide
Category: Losartan belongs to angiotensin II receptor antagonists. Hydrochlorothiazide belongs to thiazide diuretic (water pill)
Pregnancy category: Losartan belongs to US FDA pregnancy category D. Hydrochlorothiazide belongs to US FDA pregnancy category B (D if used to treat pregnancy-induced hypertension)
Uses: Asipress H tablet is used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension).
How to use: Take Asipress H tablet orally with or without food. To get the most benefit from the medication do not forget the dose. It is usually given once daily in the morning.
Side Effects: Nausea and vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, dry mouth, drowsiness, headache, dizziness, muscle pain, muscle cramps, fatigue, rashes, impotence, hyperglycaemia, anorexia.
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Dosage: Losartan 50 mg and hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg once daily for first one month and can be increased to Losartan 100 mg and hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg
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I've seen a look in dogs' eyes, a quickly vanishing look of amazed contempt, and I am convinced that basically dogs think humans are nuts.
My husband and I are either going to buy a dog or have a child. We can't decide whether to ruin our carpets or ruin our lives.
I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive. -- Gilda Radner
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Can you believe that on this day 5 years ago, www.youtube.com was launched? It almost seems like it's been here forever.
Here are a couple of good, short write-ups about YouTube's special day from the Chicago Tribune and the Mashable websites.
Us, 5 Years Ago
5 years ago, Multnomah had just launched the Website we're re-doing right now and we didn't have a blog yet - or a Facebook page, or Chapels on iTunes, or Podcasts, or RSS Feeds, or our own embedded videos from our own Youtube Channel!
www.youtube.com/multnomahuniversity - check back often, we've got more plans and videos already in the pipeline for this!
Student Videos
Also, our students are making more and more great videos these days (actually, they always have, it's just that they are now, thanks to YouTube, more readily available). So, in honor of the Junior-Senior Banquet (JSB) being held tonight, here is the winning video from a STUGO contest for the most creative video for asking your date to JSB:


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you need to google linux password recovery, or reinstall.
ok ive haf backtrack 5 for alittle bit now and im having a major issue, i forgot my password and its not the default toor password, is there any way to reset my backtrack 5 to defaults (sort of like on windows f10 to reset to factory defaults) and if not how can i change/recover it?
If you need to know, i run gnome 64 bit(yes im sure i can run a 64 bit) and i have an HP computer (terrabyte).
you need to google linux password recovery, or reinstall.
I'm not supposed to take stuff from the strangers...My dad said so.
Very wise of your dad, very wise indeed. I am Christian the Dancing Clown, you are "curl ifconfig.me", so now we know eachother, correct ?
Oooh yes, they ALL FLOAT !!!
If you can access the konsole, you can type:
Reading this forum today has angered me beyond belief. What happened to the days when this forum was used to provide knowledge and excellence? We might as well rename it to the BabySitter Forums...
Either way.
Why dont you chroot via a live usb and passwd from there....
Pffbt..[quote]I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me... Or feels threatened by me.. Or thinks I'm a smart ass.. [/quote]


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Recipients of Teacher of the Year, Keefe Awards NamedMay 01, 2013
Recipients of the Teacher of the Year, Adjunct Teacher of the Year, and the Eugene J. Keefe Award have been announced.
Fordham Law Professor Joseph Landau has been selected as the Teacher of the Year. Landau joined the Fordham faculty in 2010 and teaches courses in civil procedure, national security, and immigration law. His scholarship focuses on federal courts, national security, administrative law, and immigration law. In 2012, he was selected by the National LGBT Bar Association as one of the Best LGBT Lawyers Under 40. He clerked for Hon. David Trager of the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of New York and Hon. Betty Binns Fletcher of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. From 1997 to 1999, he was assistant managing editor of the New Republic magazine. Landau graduated from Duke University in 1995 and received his J.D. from Yale Law in 2002.
Hon. Richard Sullivan has been selected as the Adjunct Teacher of the Year. He was appointed U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York in July 2007 and entered on duty on August 6, 2007. Prior to becoming a judge, he served as the General Counsel and Managing Director of Marsh Inc., the world's leading risk and insurance services firm. From 1994 to 2005, he served as a prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, where he was Chief of the International Narcotics Trafficking Unit and Director of the New York/New Jersey Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. In 2003, he was awarded the Henry L. Stimson Medal from the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. In 1998, he was named the Federal Law Enforcement Association's Prosecutor of the Year. At Fordham, he teaches Trial Advocacy, the Judicial Externship Seminar, and White Collar Crime and works extensively with the moot court program. He is a graduate of Yale Law School and the College of William & Mary.
Hillary Exter, Director of Student Organizations and Publicity at the Public Interest Resource Center, has been named the recipient of the Eugene J. Keefe Award, presented to the person who has made the most important contribution to the Fordham Law community. She joined PIRC in 2005 and has 25 years of experience working as a public interest attorney with the Community Economic Development Unit at Brooklyn Legal Services Corp A and the Legal Aid Society. At PIRC, she supports students who are exploring public service career paths and works with the more than 25 student-run organizations that have initiated pro bono or volunteer work. She is a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law and of Queens College, City University of New York.
The recipients will receive their awards at the Law School's graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 19, at Radio City Music Hall.