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after my post last week I tried what everyone else here tried and got the same results, obviously the script does not work as is, so I have been doing some googling to try to figure out how to add the bt4 items to the menu. Here is what I have found....
Add an application
You have to create a .desktop file (usually in /usr/share/applications for system wide or ~/.local/share/applications for your user) for the application you want to add.
In the following example, we create an entry in the menu with the name "foo" in the submenu "Multimedia":
[Desktop Entry]
Comment=Senseless program ever
that is from the xfc4 wiki, which I am sure everyone here is familiar with. The other thing that could be helpful is the ability to use the Gnome menu in Xfce.
Ie.. If you want to use the new menu from GNOME, with quick starters for favorites applications and such, you can use the xfapplet panel plugin with the GNOME main menu applet. The menu should be installed with your package system, look for gnome-main-menu. Xfce screenshot, video.
Add a new xfapplet item inside your panel, and open its properties dialog to add the GNOME menu applet.
If you don't like GNOME main menu, try Ubuntu System Panel, available in several distributions.
Not sure if any of this information is helpful at all but I have not had a lot of time to work on this as I have been very busy at work. I want to help and if anyone has any suggestions for anything I can do I will try.
I understand that part of the problem is the commands dont work in the native xfce terminal.....
Correct me if I am wrong, but shouldn't it be possible to to just "create" a menu for xfce using xml and use the correct commands to run the backtrack tools within the menu?
) Copy Xfce's default menu into your home folder:
cp /etc/xdg/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml
Here's an overview of how the code works:
<xfdesktop-menu></xfdesktop-menu>: You need these! Otherwise, the menu is not loaded.
<app name="Name in menu" cmd="Command to run" term="false" icon="iconfile" snotify="false" visible="true" />:
To add a shortcut to an application, use <app>.
name tells the menu what the name of your shortcut is.
cmd says what is launched when you click the shortcut.
If you want a shortcut icon, put the full filename of the icon under iconfile.
snotify sets whether or not the program supports startup notification. (You can probably leave this to false.)
visibility tells the menu whether you want to see this shortcut or not. You should leave it to true.
<separator /> : Adds a separator between shortcut items.
<menu name="Name in menu" icon="iconfile" visible="true"></menu> :
This acts the same as app. However, this creates a menu, where you can put more shortcut items within. Make sure that you put </menu> afterwards when you are done!
<title name="Name in menu" icon="iconfile" visible="true" /> : Adds a title to the top of your menu (Where it currently says "Desktop Menu").
<include type="file" src="menu2.xml" visible="true" /> : Allows you to add another menu file within a menu file. Under src, put the filename of this menu. This can serve as a backup in case one goes corrupt.
<include type="system" style="simple" unique="true" visible="true" /> : This code allows you to put in the system-generated menu. Use this if you want your menu file to be automatically updated when you install a new program.
<!-- 'comment' --> :
Use this to add comments within your menu. This will not show up in the menu. Obviously, replace 'comment' with your own comments.
2) Edit the menu:
mousepad ~/.config/xfce4/desktop/menu.xml
Of course once again I have just copied text from the wiki.....


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2nd August 2012 04:11 AM #1
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World Breastfeeding Week
Did you all know that August 1st through August 7th is World Breastfeeding Week? Let's celebrate by telling a little bit about our experiences as breastfeeding mothers. How long have you breastfed? What is your favorite part about breastfeeding?
I have been breastfeeding for most of the last 7 years. My favorite part is being able to provide my children nourishment and comfort. I love the gentle simplicity of it all. I relish in the moment when a tiny baby finally reaches his or her fills and falls over into blissful sleep. Such a sense of accomplishment.
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Hi Angela,
Thanks for alerting us to World Breastfeeding Week
I'd say that I pretty much continuously breastfed for 16 years, except for during pregnancy when all of my children weaned (so thankful for that as I had nausea so bad that I really needed a good night's sleep so I wouldn't experience it at night). So I'd say I breastfed for about 12 years.
I miss it but my youngest is now 7 and I'm in peri-menopause so most likely will not be able to experience it again unless I have a grand baby who wants to pacify at an old, empty breast.
I have to agree - the simplicity of it all and watching my little one fall off to sleep were some of my favorite memories. The other thing I really enjoyed was when they would look up at me and smile while attached to the breast. My last little one would hum while breastfeeding, when she was under a year old. Happy sounds.
And for mum, an opportunity to sit and sometimes even close my eyes for a rest. Breastfeeding "forces" mums to take rests throughout the day which contributes to their well being.
3rd August 2012 08:10 AM #3
Hi ladies,
We celebrated this at my local breastfeeding support group by having a breastfeeding picnic to help new mums to gain confidence with feeding in public. It was well-attended and I think World Breastfeeding Week is important for informing mums-to-be about their choices as well as explaining to others the super benefits of breastfeeding.
So far I've been breastfeeding for 19 months - at first I didn't think I'd make it past the first week (due to latch problems caused by my son's tongue tie) but now we are pros! My favourite part of breastfeeding is the immunity it gives my son: he is hardly ever ill. Also the wonderful bond we have with each other - when he looks at me whilst we are feeding. And I love how it calms him when he is upset. Ok, I have lots of favourite parts of breastfeeding!
Kate you made me giggle with your 'unless I have a grand baby who wants to pacify at an old, empty breast' comment.
Best wishes to you all,
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My baby hums while breastfeeding too Kate. So cute. And you are so right about it forcing mum to take a break! Very good point!
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My eighteen month old was recently in the hospital for a week. She suffered a second degree burn. It is one of the most traumatic experiences of my entire life. However, I was able to breastfeed her on the gurny, in the ambulance, and while we stayed in the hospital. Being able to provide her that comfort during such a difficult time was so good for both of us. It made me so very thankful that I chose to breastfeed beyond the first year.
That is yet another reason I love breastfeeding!!
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I'm so sorry your little one had to be hospitalized with burns
I was able to breastfeed my 2 month old in the hospital when he had open heart surgery, and I had a friend who's child had the same repair and she would "hang" over the bed and let her bub suckle for comfort.
So thankful for breastfeeding and the comfort and healing it brings!
7th August 2012 01:26 AM #8
How scary to have such a young child in hospital. But, how wonderful that you could both provide comfort to your little ones through breastfeeding.


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Kansas City's top prospect drives in six in fourth career game
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | July 2, 2012 8:20 PM ET
He was set to join Rookie-level Burlington in the middle of June, but a hamstring injury kept him out of the B-Royals' first nine contests to start the Appalachian League season.
But the beginning of his pro ball career could soon be a distant memory as Starling homered twice and drove in six runs Monday in Burlington's 13-5 dismantling of Danville. The pair of blasts represented the first two of the Royals top prospect's young Minor League career that has spanned only four games.
The 19-year-old center fielder wasn't even sure that he'd connected on his first roundtripper.
With Burlington leadoff hitter Terrance Gore on second base after a single and a pickoff gone awry, Starling stepped in against Danville starter Rafael Briceno for his first at-bat. On a 2-1 count, the right-hander tossed a low two-seam fastball that the right-handed batter said he "put a good swing on." He just didn't know how good.
"I wasn't sure that it was going to get out of there," Starling said. "I sprinted down the first-base line because I wanted to make sure I got a double or a triple if it hit the wall. But then, I saw it go over the left-field wall and got to take it easier. It was a special moment."
After lining an RBI single to center in the third and striking out in the fourth and sixth frames, the Kansas native made solid contact once again -- this time on a 1-0 fastball by southpaw reliever Michael Hashem.
"I knew I was going to get some offspeed pitches because I got hits off my fastballs in my first two at-bats," Starling said. "He missed with a pitch at first, so I thought he would come back with a fastball."
Hashem did just that, and Starling once again deposited the pitch over the left-field fence for a three-run homer. This time, there was no doubt about what he had produced.
"It was just one of those swings where you knew it was gone the second you hit it," Starling said. "I didn't really feel it too, which is good. It just got out of here pretty quickly."
MLB.com's No. 12 prospect, who sat out Sunday as a scheduled day off, struck out again in the ninth, but at that point, his best professional game thus far had already been cemented. (He was 2-for-11 with a walk, two RBIs and three strikeouts in his first three games for Burlington.)
As happy as he was to produce on a big-time scale Monday, Starling seemed just as pleased to be doing so on a stage somewhat larger than the all-but-empty practice facility just northwest of Phoenix. Not to mention that he was happy he finally got to leave the Burlington bench.
"I was looking forward to playing with all the guys and just getting my timing back," he said. "I still need to work on some things, but I'm just excited to be here and playing.
"It was tough. Guys you had been playing with and living with for two-and-a-half months were out there, getting to play, and there was nothing I could do. It was tough for a week, but the guys and the coaching staff were doing a lot to help me out, keeping me feeling part of the team. Now, I feel like I'm ready to stay."
Starling isn't bothered by the process it took to get him to Burlington. In fact, believe it or not, he would suggest teenage players like him follow a similar path.
"Extended had its ups and downs, but it worked out well overall," said Starling, who passed on a University of Nebraska football scholarship to sign for $7.5 million with the Royals last year. "I made a lot of adjustments with my swing while I was there, thanks to the help from a lot of great coaches we have. It was definitely a grind, but I think it made me a better player overall.
"I'm glad they sent me there. You get all the reps you can, and then go off to whatever league they send you to better than you were before."
Now that Starling finds himself producing in live games in the Appalachian League, he's facing the pressure that comes with the territory of being a high draft pick and a top ranked prospect. But those particular demands won't come from within the Royals organization.
"I think they just want to see me play every day," he said. "They told me not to put pressure on myself, which I don't. Just have a good summer and continue to improve and get better with everything. Stats don't matter -- well, they matter -- but they don't at the same time."
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Joker Phillips Weekly Press Conference
Oct. 29, 2012
Head Coach Joker Phillips
COACH PHILLIPS: All right. Injured, Pancho Thomas dislocated a bone in his wrist and will have surgery tomorrow to put pins in it. He's out for the Vanderbilt game. Depending on how much pain he can tolerate, he could play in the Samford game with a cast.
Jabari Johnson is doubtful with a hamstring. Day to day will be (Donte) Rumph, has a right knee that had an MRI that came up that was a sprain, and his will be how much he can tolerate. Cody Quinn has a hamstring also, day to day. Tyler Robinson is a back (injury), his back. He did not make the trip last week. He's day to day. We'll see how he looks each day that we practice.
Vanderbilt is on a two-game win streak, has a lot of momentum, a really physical offense. Doing a really good job in the run game. Led by (Zac) Stacy, who's the all-time leading rusher there at Vanderbilt. Got an accurate passer in (Jordan) Rodgers. (Jordan) Matthews is a really good receiver, second in our league in receiving yardage.
Defensively, solid defense. A really fast defense that blitzes from all over the place. They bring pressures with the linebackers. Their secondary does a good job of playing on defense, only giving up 19 points, which is sixth in our league. Pass defense, they're third in the conference with 150 (yards per game).
Haven't created as many turnovers -- as many interceptions, I guess. They only have four this year. They haven't created as many as they had last year, but they have returned two of them for touchdowns. So they do a good job of transitioning from defense to offense by scoring touchdowns on defense.
Special forces, they have really good returners. I have watched their punt returns and already see three guys (on video) I think I'm close to being at the last game. If you watched the special forces in sequence and then their punt return, just getting to that. They already used three different returners, and I'm not even at the UMass game. So they have a lot of good returners also. Solid in the punt and kicking departments. I think their punter is fourth in our league in punting.
So they got an overall good football team. Any questions?
Q. Bud (Dupree) said the Vandy game last year was probably the low point of that season and he felt the same after that Missouri game last week …
COACH PHILLIPS: I hope we play as good as we did after that game last year. I thought we played really good, gave ourselves a chance to win against Georgia and actually came back and won the Tennessee game.
Obviously, we're not happy with where our season -- how our season's been. The way to get it corrected is go back on the practice field and go to work, get some guys healthy and continue to forge ahead.
Q. Can you talk about the tight ends overall? Is Tyler Robinson third on the depth chart because of his back?
COACH PHILLIPS: Yeah, he's had his back (injury) all year. We're playing really inconsistent at the position. Ronnie Shields started most of the season. He had a few mistakes early in the game Saturday, and we went with (Patrick) Ligon a little bit more, got a chance to get (Jordan) Aumiller in the game a little bit. But we've been very inconsistent at the position.
Ronnie is more of a hybrid wide receiver/tight end. Same with Aumiller. Those guys are those type of guys. Ligon is more on the line and same with Tyler Robinson. So we expected that position to really have a big year, especially in the pass game, and once Max (Smith) went out, all of our expectations in the passing game kind of went the other way.
So we've had to change gears, go more of a running game, and it's kind of changed the way we have to play Ronnie Shields. Instead of him being a pass receiver, he's kind of having to become an on the line blocker, which is really not his strong suit, but that's what we had to do.
Q. Have you thought about changing the way you rotate the quarterbacks?
COACH PHILLIPS: Changing them? We'll start off the same way, give Jalen the first two series. Again, only way you can make sure you get the other kid (Patrick Towles) in is have a plan before the game. We had a plan. We put him in on the third series. It would be crazy for us not to play him.
You can get into a game where, if you don't have a plan to play him, you can get into a game where it just doesn't come up. I've seen it happen. I've seen it happen with (Dyshawn) Mobley. We're now starting to have a plan with Mobley also.
Q. At some point do you change the plan if things are going well like with Jalen last week?
COACH PHILLIPS: Again, we wanted to stick with -- we had moved the ball, but how had we moved the ball? Run game. That's what we thought we'd continue to do. Jalen had thrown four passes. I think the length of them, the longest was five yards. So the way we were moving the football was through the run game.
Q. Do you and Randy (Sanders) disagree on this fundamentally then? Because he said, if he had to do it over again, he might not.
COACH PHILLIPS: We don't disagree. We both agree he's going to go in on the third series. Again, looking back on it, probably shouldn't because it didn't work out. Then we get questions from you guys.
Q. Joker, how do you -- when people are publicly -- media are publicly saying it's time for the Joker Phillips era to be over?
COACH PHILLIPS: I'm sure they are. I was coming over here today, and I got in the car, and my seat was hot. And I looked up, and I'd hit the seat warmer.
Q. How do you handle that well with your current players and when you're in living rooms recruiting?
COACH PHILLIPS: Well, I've had to recruit this way most of my career. We went into homes and recruit. Again, I don't think about the media and how you guys, what you think. What I do is think about what the recruits think. We go in, sell who we are, sell what we do, and we've had success in doing that.
Q. Can you walk us through how you got J.D. Harmon here as a walk-on, a guy that's contributed this early?
COACH PHILLIPS: Well, he was originally offered a scholarship, and because of -- he didn't take it early enough. We had to offer him a chance to come in next year, sign -- well, not sign, but come in as a grayshirt in January. We were honest with him, and that's been our policy. Be up front, be honest with him.
And because he was recruited, he decided he wanted to come in and pay his own way. He had some academic scholarship and academic money. So we first decided he would come in and just be a part-time guy, but once he got going, he wanted to come in and play. So the only option for him was to pay his own way.
For him to do that speaks volumes because he had to give up some academic money to do it. Otherwise, he would count (against UK's scholarship limits) because he was a recruited walk-on. He would count on our scholarship numbers. He had to give up some academic money to come in and play. I'm really happy that he did get here. That's the right thing, isn't it, Miss Bell? That he had to give up academic money because, if he'd have taken it, he would be just like a recruited athlete. It would count against our 85. So he's paying his own way without the academic money.
And then he has to be on it for a year. He has to do it for a year. So he'll go on scholarship in the summer.
Q. Question regarding Harmon being named Honorable Mention Defensive Back of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards?
COACH PHILLIPS: And we keep saying that all three of those guys (Harmon, Cody Quinn, Fred Tiller) are very talented. We got in a situation where because they're so young, you got to coach up everything with those guys. He (Quinn) kind of tweaked his hamstring. Instead of him laying on the ground and giving us a chance to sub, he ran off the field. And we're screaming for Tiller. Tiller was on the other end. J.D. runs in.
So instead of Tiller getting all those reps, getting that series, J.D. did well enough. He stayed in. Played 60-something plays for us, had two interceptions, tackled well, did a really good job for us. So things happen funny. We know he was definitely talented enough.
This summer, we knew we might lose a defensive back. Coach (strength coach Rock Oliver) said this guy was definitely talented enough to play it because he had worked with him all summer. So we decided to move him, and it's worked out well for not only him but us also.
Q. Did you expect him to blossom this quickly?
COACH PHILLIPS: Not this quickly. You never expect. We hope that they do. We needed them do. All three of those guys, they have done an outstanding job. All three of those guys are very talented. The off-season really helped those guys.
They're not really big guys. J.D. is the guy that probably has the most length, but they're not real big guys. The off-season will probably help those guys in gaining strength and size.
Q. Joker, can you talk a little bit about the evolution of the treatment of concussions. It's being taken more seriously now. What was it like when you were a player and how have you seen the development?
COACH PHILLIPS: I don't even remember a concussion when I got played. I got dinged. I'm probably suffering from that right now. I got dinged a few times.
Actually, we used to tape Bayer aspirin on the top of our head, and that would cure it. Back then, you never even heard about a concussion. It was always a headache. It's a lot different now, especially with technology now, and some of the cases that we've had. So I think it's a lot different now than it was back in the day.
And the game -- I hear a lot of guys talk about, well, back in our day, we did this. The game is much more violent now. I'm very aware of that. It is much more violent. Just standing on the sidelines, it's a lot faster. It's a lot bigger. So there's more big-time collisions nowadays.
Q. Do you worry about a guy like Ashely -- I know he's been cleared. But some of his answers today, he seemed like, yeah, I've had a concussion before. It's not a big deal. My mom wanted to come up here and stay with me and make we sit out another week, but I won't do that. Are you worried that a kid wants to play so bad, that he might overlook his own well-being?
COACH PHILLIPS: I worry about them all, not just Ashely. I worry about them all. Every time we go out, I worry about guys not being able to be full speed. In his case, it's probably a little bit different because of the head injuries that he's had.
Q. Joker, you say you worry about them all. Do you want them all worried about you now? Are they worried about what's going on?
COACH PHILLIPS: No. They're 18 to 22 years old. Those guys need to be able to have fun, go to school, and play ball. That's what they're here for.
Q. Do you ever talk to them about it?
COACH PHILLIPS: No, I don't ever bring it up.
Q. You were talking about your quarterbacks. Did you guys consider Morgan (Newton) at all during the game?
COACH PHILLIPS: At one point we did. When we were struggling offensively, we talkd about Morgan but decided to stay with Jalen. I think the two-minute drill came up about that time that we thought we had to go with a two-minute pace. So we decided to stay with Jalen with about eight minutes left in the game.
Q. Going back to the concussions, do you see guys really -- I know there's more technology, as you were talking about, but do you think guys really take it as seriously?
COACH PHILLIPS: I think they do. I think they do take it serious now. A lot more serious, again, because of some of the cases that they've seen and heard. I think they do take it a lot more serious.
Q. Looking back at Vandy last year, the way that game played out the way it did. Do you think that will have any bearing this season?
COACH PHILLIPS: I don't know. One of the things, as you continue to study, you got to look at patterns. We haven't played well on the road. The Georgia game last year is one game that we did play well on the road. We hadn't played very well on the road this year.
So the thing we just have to look at is how we have not played well on the road. We played a lot better at home. And I'm talking about in the last two years. Not just this year, the last two years. We're hoping to play better this week.
Q. A new coaching staff and a new style of play (for VU last year), but I know you've studied a lot of video of them. Was that a factor at all last year?
COACH PHILLIPS: I don't think the new coaching staff -- they still play the same style. Still the downhill running game. They have a lot more experience last year on defense. And then they have it this year. They have a lot of experience.
Just look at their defense and what they do on Sundays (video study), they've got a lot of juniors and seniors. They got a lot of fourth and fifth year juniors and seniors on defense. There's not a sophomore that starts for them on defense. There's a couple of freshmen that's in the two-deep, but there's a lot of juniors and seniors on their defense.
Q. How do you evaluate offensively what is due to Max Smith going out so early and not having your top couple running backs versus mistakes and issues that shouldn't be made at this point of the season?
COACH PHILLIPS: You're right. How do you evaluate what's due to Max Smith? I think our passing game has a lot to do with Max, and I think our sack total has a lot to do with Max being out. We averaged 320-something yards passing when Max was here. We'd only given up four sacks while Max was here. And a lot of that has to do with experience and how we played also. We played a little bit different.
Some of the mistakes in the (game) -- the fumbles, those things can't happen at any point. Those things are happening from experienced guys. So you can't have those.
And we had not been a team that fumbled the ball. We hadn't turned the ball over in a couple of games (actually three games without a turnover). We hadn't fumbled the ball (lost a fumble) since the first game of the season. We were very bad, very bad with the ball, very bad protecting the ball this past week. That's the mistakes that kind of hurt you more than maybe a missed assignment. And there was wasn't a lot of missed assignments in the game.
Q. Do you think Max will play this year?
COACH PHILLIPS: Not at this point in time, no. There's two games left in the season (after this week's game), and he's really not healthy either. He's not even healthy. He's limping pretty bad. He's out of his boot, but he's not even close to being able to go out there and protect himself.
Q. Talk about the pick play and what you think caused it?
COACH PHILLIPS: The pick play?
Q. Yeah.
COACH PHILLIPS: I think Georgia might have turned us in because we hit them on it and it wasn't as obvious. Marco (Demarco Robinson) really is trying to run his route, and the guy ran into him. It's a play where one guy runs a route to try to get the slant, defensive back ran into him. It happened at Georgia, and I think they were probably aware of that and looking for it a little bit.
But Marco did exactly what we told him to do, and he's looking back for the ball. He's running the slant route. And we can easily see how they caught it.
Q. Looking back at the video, what was the difference in the first two drives you moved the ball and then your offense just shut down?
COACH PHILLIPS: They stacked the box a little bit on us and didn't give us those quick pass gains we'd been getting. We threw a couple of bubble screens out there. Marco made a big play. We threw a couple of hitches out there, and they just didn't give us those after that. Then we really didn't run the ball efficient after that.
Q. And you expect Vandy to stack it as well?
COACH PHILLIPS: I'm sure. We've become more of a running team. We've got to make some plays -- we haven't been able to make plays down the field, which gets people off of us also. That's been a big issue also.
And I thought that Missouri did a good job of disguising their coverages against the young quarterbacks also. We would get locked in on one side, and then the coverage isn't rolling to that side. So it became tough to complete passes.
Q. You said a few weeks ago that you and Mitch had not talked about your job at all. Has that changed?
COACH PHILLIPS: I shouldn't say. I was going to tell you guys last week after I left, Mitch and I talked. We've been talking about an extension. No, I'm just kidding.
No, it hasn't changed. We have talked. Again, just, hey, how are you doing? I'm doing good. Just small talk. Talking like friends do weekly.
Q. But you haven't talked about next year?
COACH PHILLIPS: No, we have not, and that's been his policy to wait till the end of the year.
Q. Question regarding the players starting to feel more and more pain because of the consecutive losses and how winning can turn things around …
COACH PHILLIPS: No doubt. Winning helps everything. It helps the injury report. It helps everybody involved. It helps a lot of things. Winning does.
Q. A lot of the players, Joker, talk about how they keep going. And they said that they try to help you, the coaches by practicing hard and being attentive and being ready to go. Can you sense that?
COACH PHILLIPS: No doubt. No doubt about that. I've had a lot of guys, friends come to practice and ex-players, and all of them talk about how upbeat and energetic practice is.
Again, a lot of it has to do with we're playing with a lot of young kids getting an opportunity to play. Again, I'm so proud of how the veterans have handled this thing also. Those guys have done a really good job, (Collins) Ukwu, and I think Taylor Wyndham was in here today. He's been a good role model to those young kids.
Again, those young kids are just excited to play. Not only they came here in hopes of playing, but when you come on campus -- and that's what it is. It's hopes of playing. You don't expect to. You hope to. A lot of those guys are getting to play stuff for. It's really helped the way they prepare. Again, any time a guy gets a chance, he starts preparing a little bit different, especially when you're a young kid, and these young kids are coming to practice, ready to work.
Again, you think Bud Dupree is an old guy? Bud Dupree has been here a year and a half. He's a young guy. A lot of old quarterbacks -- if Max was here, he's still a young guy also. Those guys have done a really good job of coming to practice, preparing, and ready to go to work.
FastScripts by ASAP Sports
#79 Kevin Mitchell, OT
On what to work on this week…
"We always have to protect better, we could always block better so we have to continue to build as a group and get our heads back on straight and get ready for this game. Just go out there and play hard."
On getting excited for this weekend …
"We have a lot to play for; we have to finish out strong for these seniors. Just as a team, we can prove a lot to each other and the fans around here by finishing out strong."
On the season …
"It's tough losing but just like we say every week, we have to come back out this week and get ready for another SEC game. It's tough, we're banged up and everybody is pushing through."
On what helps him during low moments in the season …
"The seniors and just my teammates overall. I don't want to let them down, I'm going to just continue to play hard for them and play hard to show who we are and represent this program. It is important for us to do that."
On Vanderbilt …
"They are always a sound team; they're going to be physical and come out and play us hard."
#2 Bud Dupree, LB
On if he tries to look at games and take away positives …
"I try to look at the big picture and see what we have accomplished as a group. I don't care about my stats. If we win the game, it doesn't matter my individual effort. We just have to maintain and keep working towards that."
On the season approaching the end and how he is holding up physically …
"When you lose it takes a toll on your body, too. When you win, you probably don't feel as tired as you feel after a loss or as sore. When you lose, you find everything that is wrong with your body. You find out your finger hurting, your toes hurt, someone step on the back of your calf or your chin. But if you win, you probably won't notice your hurt until two days later. Just thinks like that. You have to eliminate things like that (distractions)."
On moving forward after the Missouri game …
"You put it in the past and try to beat Vanderbilt. We have to go out there and work hard."
#5 Ashley Lowery, S
On it being tough to keep his head up …
"I wouldn't say so, it's just pride. Everyone loves the sport so we just come out and do what we do best. We go through every week and just try to get better each week and come out and play your best on Saturday."


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Testing Strategies
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How to deal with test data
- Before starting Mnesia, make sure that all previous test schemas are cleaned out
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- Run the code that puts the basic data in place
- Insert the minimum number of rows
- Try to use unique keys for each test, so they don't interfere with each other
- Run the tests
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Relational Databases where your system controls the data
This is basically the same as the mnesia test case.
- To get your initial data into the database:
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Relational Databases where your system doesn't control the data
This is a difficult problem to solve. Especially where the database can potentially change.
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Modules with side-effects
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Testing functions in ETS
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Testing applications in the context of an entire system
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Running variations of tests
An example where you need to run variations of tests is when your system supports multiple versions of the same protocol. Here is a configuration case illuastrating it:
[ {conf, connect_version_1,[test_function_1, % Function 1 and 2 are common to both protocols test_function_2, test_function_3_fails % There should be an error here as this function doesn't exist in V1 ], disconnect_version_1}, {conf, connect_version_2,[test_function_1, test_function_2, test_function_3 % Function 3 was added, so it must succeed ], disconnect_version_2} ]


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God bless you for your good desire to help support our church, for "God loves a cheerful giver."
'Unspecified donations' to St. Nicholas Church help provide for the church's maintenance and care. These are quite reasonable. The design of the structure is very energy efficient to minimize these expenses. Liturgical services are held each day and are open to the public who are a welcome part of our worshipping community.
We currently have 'several specific capital campaigns' to build or finish this beautiful church. First there are 'projects that finish the interior' use of the church. These include drilling two shallow wells and installing a small submersible pump to accommodate the water flow for a large used water chiller already purchased. The chiller still needs to be installed and the blower box built to connect to the already built air-conditioning ducts and registers. This will reduce air-conditioning costs to an absolute minimum, as there is only a blower and the cold water from the wells to cool the air instead of using expensive-to-run condensers. Currently we are just using a single window unit air-conditioner which is inadequate. Four light fixtures are needed to complete the indoor lighting in the main body of the church, providing light for the ceiling and walls. Iconography needs to be done on the ceiling, walls, and columns to complete the interior of the church. A large wood-fired boiler needs to be purchased and installed to heat the under-floor heating pipes that keep the building warm. They are now heated by a large water heater which is more expensive, since we have wood on our property that can be harvested instead of using electricity for heat. The cement under floor delivers the heat evenly and efficiently.
Secondly, there are the 'outside projects that complete the structure and site.' Three blue cupolas are planned to go on top of the roof, one in the main body and two on each of the side entries to the church. A new set of church bells are being planned to replace the older mismatched local bells that were scavenged for use now. The bell tower to house the new bells is already built. Landscaping needs to be done around the church with a walkway for processions on Pascha and other feasts. Outside lighting needs to be purchased and installed to light up the cupolas at night. The electric pole outside that sits in front of the church needs to be removed by burying the electric lines back to the transformer.
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Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework Should answer your questions.
I have a question about msfencode... It seems that now matter how times I encode my meterpreter executable I cannot beat my own antivirus (AVG) at scantime or runtime... I have tried multiple combinations of encrypters as well as encrypting it multiple iterations for each encrypter.
Has anyone actually been able to to make an exe undetectable with msfencode?? If so can you suggest a combination of encrypters to use?? Also will this only work at scantime?? runtime?? both?
Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework Should answer your questions.
Well asaik a lot of the AV Companies aren't stupid and either run a Heuristic Scanner (so the code will be detected when run) or can detect the default msf encoders.
My advice is, write your own and implement it into msf.
I myself see msf not as an Encoder/Exploit Kit to Kill. But as a Framework to store and keep all my exploitation stuff together and writing easy/clean code instead of C code all the time to do the same.
My problem with msfencode is I can create an exe and copy to my xp box but when I try and run it on the xp box I get the error " Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file".
In BT4 chmod +x file.exe
ls -l file.exe shows -rwxr-xr-x 1 root
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Ok i know these threads normally end up with:
"fighter X because i train with him" etc
But just seeing who people think are names to look out for? fighting Am or just starting their Pro career? who has flown under the hype radar etc:
one to start off are Marc Diakese (sp?) i think he is something like 8-0 now and always entertaining.


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White Sox first-rounder breaks out of slump, plates four runs
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | April 10, 2013 8:03 PM ET
Twelve months ago, Courtney Hawkins was wrapping up his high school season with the Carroll Tigers and working on fundamentals with his father in Corpus Christi, Texas.
A .437 hitter at the plate, Hawkins also sported a 0.96 ERA on the mound. A speedy, hard-throwing, smooth-hitting two-way player, Hawkins also could do standing back flips on command, such was the raw talent of an obviously gifted athlete.
Fast forward to Wednesday evening and the top White Sox prospect was shaking off the rust in his first full season of professional baseball. He did so with a bang, or a couple of them actually. The first-rounder homered twice and plated four runs in the Class A Winston-Salem Dash's 5-2 win over the host Frederick Keys.
"It's still funny when I think about it," Hawkins said about how far he's traveled -- literally and figuratively -- since last spring. "This time last year I was out hitting in the cage with my pops.
"I still talk to [father Tim] two or three times a day, every day. There are times when I tell him that I know what I did wrong and that I don't need to hear him tell me, but I respect him so much and he will tell me regardless."
Hawkins' performance Wednesday marked his first multi-homer game and the 29th of its kind in Dash history. Keenyn Walker last accomplished the feat Aug. 18.
No Dash player has ever hit three homers in one game, although John Shelby went yard three times on May 3, 2008, when the franchise was called the Warthogs.
MLB.com's No. 68 prospect drilled the second pitch he saw from Eduardo Rodriguez to deep center field in the first inning for his first longball of the young season.
"It was a pretty good swing. It was a middle-away fastball and I was able to hit it," the center fielder said. "I got extended a little bit. It was my first time playing at that park so I didn't know how well it traveled, but halfway down the first-base line I knew it was gone. That first one is always the hard one."
Then with two outs in the third, Hawkins got the better of Rodriguez again.
He got ahead of the left-hander, 2-1, but he swung through Rodriguez's fourth offering and eventually worked the count full after fouling off a pair of two-strike pitches. On the eighth pitch of the at-bat and with the runner taking off, Hawkins smacked the breaking ball to left-center field to double the lead and make it a 4-0 game.
"I got it a little better," he said. "It was up in the zone and I was just trying to stay aggressive, but I'm still trying to learn what pitches I can handle and what I can't."
Hawkins had started year slowly, going 1-for-10 with six strikeouts in three games. He exited Sunday's finale at Carolina because of right quad soreness and he sat out Tuesday's series opener in Frederick before returning Wednesday. He is batting .214 over four games.
Selected by the White Sox 13th overall in June's Draft, Hawkins hit .284 with eight homers and 33 RBIs in 59 games across three levels last year.
"There are things I still want to correct, but those first two at-bats were good," he said. "I get myself out more than pitchers get me out. I'm still aggressive and I'm still going to take my cuts, I just need to focus a little more.
"At first I was worried, but then some of the older guys reminded me that it's just three games into the season and not to worry about it. They said I could have five or even 10 bad games and still have a great season. It's a long season and they told me not to dwell on a week's worth of games."
His teammates are not the only people offering words of advice.
"I've been working with my hitting coach Rob Sasser and he told me to stand up a little taller and that has worked for me," the 6-foot-3 right-hander said.
"Anything in the zone, I don't have a problem with. It's just waiting on getting a pitch to hit and not committing too early. Whether it's a fastball or slider or curveball, it's the pitches out of the zone I'm not hitting."
On Wednesday, second baseman Joey DeMichele went 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Dash starter Justin Collop (1-0) scattered three hits and four walks while striking out four batters over five innings in the victory.
Keys left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez (0-1) took the loss, surrendering five runs -- four earned -- on nine hits over six frames. He struck out four batters and did not issue any walks.
Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AshMarshallMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Today Kalypso Media and bitComposer released new downloadable content for the strategy game Jagged Alliance: Back in Action. The Point Blank pack is available for $4.99 on Steam.
The events of Point Blank unfold in a government district where ex-CIA agent Rygor Manson is holding US ambassador John Gaiden hostage. Mercenaries Gus Tarballs, Robert James "Scully" Sullivan, and Donna "Spider" Housten set out to rescue the ambassador with the help of a new recruitable NPC.
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Survival (Wisdom)Edit
Use this skill to follow tracks, hunt wild game, guide a party safely through frozen wastelands, identify signs that owlbears live nearby, predict the weather, or avoid quicksand and other natural hazards.
You can keep yourself and others safe and fed in the wild. The table below gives the DCs for various tasks that require survival checks.
Survival does not allow you to follow difficult tracks unless you are a ranger, or have the Track feat (see the Restriction section bellow).
|Survival DC
|Get along in the wild. Move up to one-half your overland speed while hunting and foraging (no food or water supplies needed). You can provide food and water for one other person for every 2 points your check exceeds 10.
|Gain a +2 bonus on all Fortitude saves against severe weather while moving up to one-half your overland speed, or gain a +4 bonus if you remain stationary. You may grant the same bonus to one other character for every 1 point by which your Survival check result exceeds 15
|Keep from getting lost or avoid natural hazards such as quicksand.
|Predict the weather up to 24 hours in advance. For every 5 points by which your Survival check result exceeds 15.
|Follow tracks (see the Track feat).
Varies. A single Survival check may represent activity over the course of hours or a full day. A survival check made to find tracks is at least a full-round action, and it may take even longer at the DM's discretion.
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Varies. For getting along in the wild or for gaining the fortitude save bonus noted in the table above, you make a Survival check once every 24 hours. the result of that check applies until the next check is made. To avoid getting lost or avoid natural hazards, you make a Survival check whenever the situation calls for one. Retries to avoid getting lost in a specific situation or to avoid a specific natural hazard are not allowed. For finding tracks, you can retry a failed check after 1 hour (outdoors) or 10 minutes (indoors) of searching.
While anyone can use Survival to find tracks (regardless of the DC), or to follow tracks when the DC is 10 or lower, only a ranger (or a character with the Track feat,) can use survival to follow tracks when the task has higher DC.
- If you have 5 or more ranks in survival, you can automatically determine where true north lies in relation to yourself.
- A ranger gains a bonus on Survival checks when using this skill to follow the tracks of a favored enemy.
- If you have the Self-Sufficient feat, you get a +2 bonus on Survival checks.
- If you have 5 or more ranks in Knowledge (dungeoneering), you get a +2 on Survival checks made while underground.
- If you have 5 or more ranks in Knowledge (nature), you get a +2 on Survival checks in aboveground, natural environments (aquatic, desert, forest, hill, marsh, mountains, and plains).
- If you have 5 or more ranks in Knowledge (geography), you get a +2 on Survival checks made to keep from getting lost or avoid natural hazards.
- If you have 5 or more ranks in Knowledge (the planes), you get a +2 on Survival checks made while on other planes.


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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — A Los Angeles police officer has been killed and another was critically injured when their cruiser was struck by a big rig at a Beverly Hills intersection.
LAPD Officer Rosario Herrera says the collision occurred shortly before 8 a.m. Friday at Robert Lane and Loma Vista Drive, in a residential area of the city.
She says a male officer was declared dead at the scene. A female officer was hospitalized in critical condition. Both were assigned to the Hollywood division. Their names have not been released.
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The Monad.Reader
From HaskellWiki
The Monad.Reader is a electronic magazine about all things Haskell. It is less-formal than journal, but somehow more enduring than a wiki-page. There have been a wide variety of articles, including: exciting code fragments, intriguing puzzles, book reviews, tutorials, and even half-baked research ideas.
1 Latest Issue
The Monad.Reader Issue7 is now available.
Feel free to browse the source files [1]. You can check out the entire repository using darcs:
darcs get http://sneezy.cs.nott.ac.uk/darcs/TMR/Issue7/
The source code and LaTeX files have all been released under a BSD-style license.
I'd welcome any discussion and feedback on the Talk page.
2 Previous editions
The Monad.Reader Issue 6 was released January 31, 2007.
Older editions can be found on the old Haskell wiki – they haven't been included here for licensing reasons.
3 Contributing
If you're interested in writing something for The Monad.Reader, please download the instructions for authors. You can also check out the most recent version from the darcs repository at http://sneezy.cs.nott.ac.uk/darcs/TMR/Guidelines.
Feel free to contact Wouter Swierstra with any questions.
The deadline for Issue 8 is July 27, 2007.
4 The name
The name is a pun, I'm afraid. A magazine is sometimes also referred to as a "reader". The articles are not necessarily about monads.


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Sarah is well known for her quirky, witty and playful style that infuses all her creations ranging from painting to alternative comic art, animation, and kinetic sculpture. Now based in Melbourne, she graduated with Honours from the Sculpture Workshop at the ANU School of Art. Firth's kinetic sculpture first gained major attention in 2005 with her work being selected for 25/25: Australia's top 25 artists aged 25 and under. Her sculpture, comic and film work has been bought by Australian and International Collectors, won film festivals and received enthusiastic reviews. She also received the Nigel Thompson Traveling Scholarship to be an Australian representative for the first Asian Art Camp, an International Collaborative Symposium in Singapore.
In 2010 she was a finalist in the NY Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery and she was commissioned to make a large kinetic sculpture for Experimenta Media Arts. In 2011 she received the Talking Difference Fellowship with the Immigration Museum. She has also been working on a feature animated documentary and exhibition of comic work through her artist in residency with the Greater City of Dandenong Council supported by Arts About Us, and Vic Health. Sarah spent a year running comic drawing workshops with young children in Springvale who are recent migrants and refugees, empowering them to share their stories of everyday life. The animated documentary and final comics were screened at the 7th Renderyard Film Festival in Rioja Spain, soon to be followed by SOHO SHORTS in London, July 2012.
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