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Central Repository of Electronic Authentication Data Master File
Social Security Administration
Notice of System of Records
Required by the Privacy Act of 1974, as Amended
System number: 60-0373
System name: Central Repository of Electronic Authentication Data Master File
Security classification: None
System Location: Social Security Administration (SSA), Office of Systems, 6401 Security Boulevard, Baltimore, Maryland 21235.
Categories of persons covered by the system: Persons conducting business with us through our electronic services.
Categories of records in the system: We will collect and maintain the users' personally identifiable information (PII) in this system of records. The PII may include the users' name, address, date of birth, Social Security number (SSN), phone number, and other types of identity information (e.g., address information of persons from the W-2 and Schedule Self Employed (SE) forms we receive electronically for our programmatic purposes as permitted by 26 U.S.C. § 6103(l)(1)(A)). We may also collect knowledge-based authentication data, which is information users establish with us or that we already maintain in existing Privacy Act systems of records.
We will maintain the data necessary to administer and maintain our e-Authentication infrastructure. This includes management and profile information, such as blocked accounts, failed access data, effective date of passwords, and other data that allows us to evaluate the system's effectiveness. The data we maintain also may include archived transaction data and historical data.
Authority for maintenance of the system: Section 205(a) of the Social Security Act; the Government Paperwork Elimination Act (P.L. 105-277); the Internal Revenue Code (26 U.S.C. § 6103(l)(1)(A)); and the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (Title III) of the E-Government Act of 2002 (P.L. 107-347).
Purpose(s): This system of records supports our agency's objectives to expand electronic services, such as our automated telephone and Internet application. This system of records also supports our agency's commitment to strong and secure authentication procedures by properly maintaining PII we collect from persons to verify their identities. For security reasons, we must be able to determine, with confidence, persons are who they claim to be each time they choose our electronic services.
Routine uses of records covered by this system of records, including categories of users and the purposes of such uses: Routine use disclosures are indicated below; however, we will not disclose any information defined as "return or return information" under 26 U.S.C. § 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), unless the IRC, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or IRS regulations authorize us to do so.
1. To the Office of the President in response to a request the Office of the President made at the request of the subject of the record or a third party acting on the subject's behalf.
- To a congressional office in response to a request from that office made at the request of the subject of the record or a third party acting on the subject's behalf.
- To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court, other tribunal, or another party before such court or tribunal when:
a) SSA or any of our components; or
b) any SSA employee in his or her official capacity; or
c) any SSA employee in his or her individual capacity when DOJ (or SSA) has agreed to represent the employee; or
d) the United States or any agency thereof when we determine that the litigation is likely to affect the operations of SSA or any of our components,
is a party to litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and we determine that the use of such records by DOJ, a court, other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal is relevant and necessary to the litigation. In each case, we must determine that such disclosures are compatible with the purpose for which we collected the records.
4. To other Federal agencies and our contractors, including external data sources, to assist us in administering our programs.
5. To student volunteers, persons working under a personal services contract, and others when they need access to information in our records in order to perform their assigned agency duties.
6. To the Department of Justice for:
a) investigating and prosecuting violations of the Social Security Act to which criminal penalties attach; and
b) representing the Commissioner; or
c) investigating issues of fraud or violation of civil rights by agency officers or
7. To the General Services Administration and the National Archives and Records Administration under 44 U.S.C. §§ 2904 and 2906, as amended by the NARA Act of 1984, when the information is for records management purposes.
- To appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when:
a) we suspect or confirm a compromise of security or confidentiality of information;
b) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, risk of identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or other systems or programs that rely upon the compromised information; and
c) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons will assist us in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm.
Policies and practices for storing, retrieving, accessing, retaining, and disposing of records in this system of records:
Storage: We will store records in this system of records in electronic form.
Retrievability: We will retrieve records in this system of records by a person's name and associated identifying information.
Safeguards: We retain electronic files with personal identifiers in secure storage areas accessible only to our authorized employees and contractors who have a need for the information when performing their official duties. Security measures include the use of access codes (personal identification number (PIN) and password) to enter our computer systems that house the data.
We annually provide all our employees and contractors with security awareness and training. This includes the need to protect PII and the criminal penalties that apply to an unauthorized access to, or disclosure of, PII. Employees and contractors with access to databases maintaining PII must also sign a sanction document annually, acknowledging their accountability for inappropriately accessing or disclosing such information.
Retention and disposal: We maintain records in SSA headquarters within the Office of Open Government. We will maintain records in this system of records until seven years after the notification of the death of the account holder. After that time, we will delete the person's records from the database.
System manager(s) and address: Office of the Chief Information Officer, Office of Open Government, Social Security Administration, 6401 Security Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21235.
Notification procedures: Persons can determine if this system contains a record about them by writing to the system manager at the above address and providing their name, SSN, or other information in this system of records that will identify them. Persons requesting notification by mail must include a notarized statement to us to verify their identity or must certify in the request that they are the person they claim to be and that they understand that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another person under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
Persons requesting notification of records in person must provide the same information, as well as provide an identity document, preferably with a photograph, such as a driver's license. Persons lacking identification documents sufficient to establish their identity must certify in writing that they are the person they claim to be and that they understand that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another person under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
Persons requesting notification by telephone must verify their identity by providing identifying information that parallels the information in the record about which they are requesting notification. If we determine that the identifying information the person provides by telephone is insufficient, we will require the person to submit a request in writing or in person. If a person requests information by telephone on behalf of another person, the subject person must be on the telephone with the requesting person and us in the same phone call. We will establish the subject person's identity (his or her name, SSN, address, date of birth, and place of birth, along with one other piece of information such as mother's maiden name) and ask for his or her consent to provide information to the requesting person. These procedures are in accordance with our regulations at 20 C.F.R. §§ 401.40 and 401.45.
Record access procedures: Same as notification procedures. Persons also should reasonably specify the record contents they are seeking. These procedures are in accordance with our regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.40(c)).
Contesting record procedures: Same as notification procedures. Persons also should reasonably identify the record, specify the information they are contesting, and state the corrective action sought and the reasons for the correction with supporting justification showing how the record is incomplete, untimely, inaccurate, or irrelevant. These procedures are in accordance with our regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.65(a)).
Record source categories: We obtain information in this system of records primarily from the person to whom the record pertains. We may also include information from electronic W-2 and electronic Schedule SE forms for members of the public.
System exempted from certain provisions of the Privacy Act: None


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Ashley Nicole Kaney, 26, and her daughter Riley Burdock, 8, were killed in their bedrooms.
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Old English Flæming "native or inhabitant of Flanders," and Old Frisian Fleming, from Proto-Germanic *Flam- (cf. Medieval Latin Flamingus); see Flanders.
Fleming Flem·ing (flěm'ĭng), Sir Alexander. 1881-1955.
British bacteriologist who discovered penicillin in 1928. He shared a 1945 Nobel Prize for this achievement.
Scottish bacteriologist who discovered penicillin in 1928. The drug was developed and purified 11 years later by Howard Florey and Ernst Chain, with whom Fleming shared the 1945 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine. Fleming was also the first to administer typhoid vaccines to humans.
Our Living Language : Many famous scientific discoveries come about by accident, and such was the case with penicillin. The first and still best-known antibiotic, penicillin is a natural substance excreted by a type of mold of the genus Penicillium. It so happened that a Scottish bacteriologist, Alexander Fleming, was doing research on staphylococcal bacteria in the late 1920s and noticed that one culture had become contaminated with some mold. What was curious was that there was a circular area around the mold that was free of bacterial growth. After some investigation, Fleming discerned that the mold was excreting a substance deadly to the bacteria, and he named it penicillin in the mold's honor. Fleming had already discovered another natural antibacterial substance a few years earlier in 1921—lysozyme, an enzyme contained in tears and saliva. But the discovery of penicillin was of far greater importance, although its impact was not fully felt right away because Fleming lacked the equipment necessary to isolate the active compound and to synthesize it in quantities that could be used medicinally. This happened a dozen years later during World War II and stimulated the development of new drugs that could fight infections transmitted on the battlefield. Two other scientists, Ernst Chain and Howard Florey, were responsible for this further work, and together with Fleming the three shared the 1945 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine.


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The Supreme Court has reversed the decision of the Wacky 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals with regards to freedom of speech. The 9th found that a student should not be punished for his tacky "BongHits4Jesus" banner. The Supreme Court disagreed and said that schools should have the right to punish children for supporting the right to use drugs. Wow...I am boring myself writing this description...
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In an attempt to encourage conservation, Massachusetts is planning to allow its power companies to charge more when customers conserve. Ermm...huh? Let's quote the article:
As a rule, utilities lose money by getting customers to conserve, because their revenues are tied directly to how many units of energy they deliver. Patrick wants to allow utilities, as they promote conservation, to be able to raise electricity delivery rates to offset lost revenue. He hopes that by ending the financial disincentive he can encourage utilities to promote conservation.
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What will Facebook look like in 40 years?06/26/07
How to get fired in Jacksonville - Save a woman's life06/25/07
A man who works as a leasing agent for an apartment complex heard a gun shot, grabbed his gun and went to investigate. He saved a woman from bleeding to death. After being completely embarrassed by his heroism, the Arlington complex fired him. Good riddance to do gooders!
Bad photoshop of Jessica06/25/07
Finally a girl gets bitter about the lack of good men out there...06/25/07
This girl decided to rant about how there are very few eligible men at Ohio State. Interestingly enough she seems to understand that girls are attracted to assholes.
8) Mr. Nice Guy: You meet this unassuming guy in one of your extracurriculars or classes, and he seems decent enough. He's somewhat quiet, got a corny sense of humor, and is too laid back for personal drama. He's more than happy to help you out with a project, listen to you rant about how much stress you're under, and commiserate on college life in general. Problem is, he's too nice. When you go out, he'll make you choose the place; he's not picky. Forgot your wallet? No problem, he'll pay. Cancel your plans last minute? He "totally understands." This guy has the personality of cardboard, and he's just as easy to walk over and wipe your feet on. You know he'd make a great boyfriend for some lucky girl, but thanks to your emotional baggage, you're only attracted to assholes that treat you like shit.
To all my nice guy friends. Pay attention and read up. Very insightful.
Cow shit power06/22/07
A little mad scientist has come up with a way to power your town (or even Bartertown) using the methane from Cow shit.
Interesting coversations overheard in New York06/22/07
Mom, stop reading.
Hot southern girl #1: So, before I came up here my mom is like, "Be very careful around those northern boys, they think all southern girls just love to cook and fuck."
Hot southern girl #2: Oh my gosh, are you serious? They think that? That's so messed up!
Hot southern girl #1: I know!
Hot southern girl #2: But I really do love to cook... And fuck.
Hot southern girl #1: I know... Me too.
Read them all.
Interesting Ads06/22/07
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Interview with a doctor06/21/07
Actually an interview with several ANONYMOUS doctors. They talk about why doctor's appointments always run long and about the people they've killed...among other interesting things.
Help my baby live06/21/07
Here's an interesting concept. Create a website that asks people for money to STOP you from having an abortion. There are SO many different ways to guess at the motivations here. Is it just two clever scam artists? Is it really a pro-life website trying to make pro-choice people look like monsters? Who will donate? Will pro-life people be horrified and run away OR will they try to save the (probably fictional) life of the baby?
If it works, look forward to thereshemightbeifyougivememoney.com as a daughter site of thereheis.com.
Best 5 second video on the net06/21/07
I give you "Dramatic Squirrel". I think I've watched it like 20+ times and I still giggle like a little girl...
Interesting I-Pod Ads06/20/07
Get in touch with her feelings06/20/07
Sometimes girls just want you to know how they feel before they give you sex. This guy tells an interesting story of how he tried to understand his girl's feelings.
What happens when you die?06/20/07
Someone else has to manage your shit. Sometimes it is easy and sometimes that person will have exchanges with companies like this one:
Nephew: "Would you like her new billing address?"
Supervisor: "That might help."
Nephew: "Odessa Memorial Cemetery, Highway 129, Plot Number 69."
Supervisor: "Sir, that's a cemetery!"
Nephew: "What do you do with dead people on your planet?"
Read more.
Grooms to be - beward the psycho bride06/19/07
Interesting article that discusses the problem with your bride's "My day." I almost put a picture of Sarah up here but I think she would kill me.
California GOP embracing immigrant workers06/19/07
In another attempt to support the claim that there are jobs that Americans just won't do, the California GOP has hired an immigrant to perform the duties of state deputy political director. Does it count if he is Canadian?
This was lauded by the Chief Operating Officer of the California GOP, Michael Kamburowski, as demonstrating its support for fair immigration policies. Interestingly enough, no American's wanted his job either. Michael is actually Australian.
Star Wars - Robot Chicken Style06/19/07
This is one of the funniest things I have ever seen from Robot-Chicken.
Update: Fucking bullshit - Adult swim moved this video HERE.
Neigh means Neigh06/18/07
A 17 year old kid was caught sexually assaulting a horse. In lue of jail time, I think they should just release his name and photo.
Every restaurant in Australia serves FANTASTIC food06/18/07
Why do I say this? Because to say otherwise could be construed as an "attack on the business" which is a no-no in Australia. Say goodbye to the Australian Criticism Industry.
Rudy Giuliani puts a hit on Ron Paul06/18/07
"That Ron Paul guy thinks I should read about foreign policy. I think it's about time he gets whacked"
Hip Hop culture isn't black culture06/15/07
This was an interesting article which discusses the reasons behind black culture being incorrectly synonymous with hip-hop culture. I thought this line which uses the Chinese as a comparison was particularly insightful: "The cultural pressure for a middle-class Chinese-American to walk, talk and act like a lower-class thug from Chinatown is nil."
Louisianer town to ban saggy pants06/15/07
I wonder if girls swoon when they see a guy's ass hanging out of his jeans...Anyways, DELCAMBRE, LA is passing a law that will make it a $500 fine and 6 months in jail if you wear your pants like the guy in the photo.
Green pollution?06/15/07
I should make an Ironic category. 60% of ethanol factories violate federal or state environmental laws. Ethanol blows...just use waste oil and make bio-diesel, people!
Fun with the office photo06/14/07
God how I wish I would have been part of this.
What's YOUR accent?06/14/07
Mine was Midland (seen above). What's YOUR accent?
Soul Calibur 4 has updated graphics06/14/07
Instead of focusing on new combat or enhanced gameplay, Soul Calibur 4 has focused on...other things.
Jack Thompson just picked my next Wii Game06/13/07
By calling Manhunt 2 a murder training game, Jack Thompson, the dimwitted lawyer who thinks that video games are evil, has just raised my awareness of this game and now I will buy it.
If 06/13/07
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Hi guys, Me and Franklin Jensen, who is coming from Brazil on the next week, will be at Team Kaobon (28th June) and at SKK Judo Club (12th July) for a 3 hour seminar.
Franklin is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt for over 7 years, and is the head coach of the world's famous Team Alliance in the south of Brazil. He is also a Luta Livre Brown Belt and got massive experience and credentials in BJJ and grappling. As some of his titles: 3 times champion of the Brazilian National Jiu Jitsu Championship, 5 times champion of the Santa Catarina State Championship and 2 times champion of the South Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Championship.
To have some informations about me take a look at: http://www.kaobon.com/staff.html
We will start at 1.00pm and go on until around 4.00pm.
The session will be open to everyone. The 1st part (1.5 hours) Franklin will be showing BJJ techniques that everyone at all levels will benefit from. The 2nd part (1.5 hours) I will be showing Luta Livre techniques that can be used in both, grappling and mma fights.
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By Diana Hefley Herald Writer
EVERETT — An Everett man is now facing a felony theft charge for a purse-snatching that left another man fighting for his life.
Nicholas Prieto pleaded not guilty during a brief hearing Thursday in Snohomish County Superior Court. He was being held on $150,000 bail. Prosecutors say Prieto is a flight risk and also potentially could be a danger to the community.
Prieto, 24, doesn't have any prior felony convictions. He has been convicted of a handful of misdemeanors in recent years, including domestic violence assault and soliciting drugs.
Prosecutors allege that Prieto committed the theft in the middle of the day outside a Safeway on Evergreen Way.
A husband and wife were leaving the grocery store on Oct. 3 when a stranger ran up behind them and grabbed the 70-year-old woman's wallet out of her hand.
Her husband, 69, chased after the man, following him to a nearby apartment building. A tenant, Rafael Aguirre, joined the chase. Aguirre caught up with the suspect as he tried to jump a fence. He dropped his backpack and tussled with Aguirre, who pulled off the man's sweatshirt and hat.
The suspect scaled the fence and escaped.
Meanwhile, the husband had collapsed to the ground with a heart attack, Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Laura Twitchell wrote. He wasn't breathing when Everett police officer Brett Gailey arrived. Another bystander, Larry McLynne, was giving the man chest compressions.
Gailey took over life-saving efforts. The man began breathing again. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
In February, Everett police were notified by the Washington State Patrol crime lab that genetic evidence recovered from the ski hat matched Prieto's DNA.
He was arrested on Feb. 21 and booked into the Snohomish County Jail. Prieto also had a warrant for his arrest at time he was jailed for the Oct. 3 theft.
Both Aguirre and McLynne recently were recognized for their actions at an Everett Police Department awards ceremony.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. – The Saint Leo men's and women's cross country teams had 10 student-athletes earn U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Division II All-Academic Honors, it was announced February 14. Both teams were named USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams, to add to the individual student-athlete success.
Five men earned All-Academic Honors as Valentin Lenz, Carl Dunne, Niclas Bez, Rafal Matuszczak, and Rafael Lohner earned a place on the team. As a program, the men earned an overall GPA of 3.17, making them one of 92 total men's teams to earn All-Academic Team Honors for the 2013 season. Programs must have compiled a cumulative GPA of32.00 or greater and scored at an NCAA DII regional meet to qualify for the award.
The women placed five student-athletes on the All-Academic team, as well, as Jelena Tancic, Grace Lederer, Kylie Fagan, Ronja Jaeger, and Andrea Maxwell earned a spot on the team. As a program, the women earned the highest GPA out of both the Sunshine State Conference and South Region.
A total of 32 SSC cross country runners earned All-Academic Honors, with nine SSC teams earning USTFCCCA All-Academic Team accolades.
Individual honorees must have compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.25 or greater and must have finished among the top 30 percent of total eligible runners at his or her regional championship.
A total of 16 SSC men's runners earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors, including:
Chris Yanichko, Florida Southern
David Tomchinsky, Florida Southern
Jonathan Moses, Florida Southern
Daniel Schultz, Florida Tech
Justin McMaster, Florida Tech
Jameson Wren, Florida Tech
Valentin Lenz, Saint Leo
Carl Dunne, Saint Leo
Niclas Benz, Saint Leo
Rafal Matuszczak, Saint Leo
Rafael Lohner, Saint Leo
Lars Benner, Tampa
Steven Dennig, Tampa
Jessie Boria, Tampa
Michael Zwijacz, Tampa
Matthew Hoffman, Tampa
A total of 16 SSC women's runners earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors, including:
Ashley Dudman, Florida Southern
Ashley Montano, Florida Southern
Rebecca Levy, Florida Southern
Inka Homeyer, Florida Tech
Chelsea Forgenie, Florida Tech
Gabriella Wuyke, Lynn
Alex Palm, Nova Southeastern
Peri Bowman, Nova Southeastern
Jelena Tancic, Saint Leo
Grace Lederer, Saint Leo
Kylie Fagan, Saint Leo
Ronja Jaeger, Saint Leo
Andrea Maxwell, Saint Leo
Danielle Kissel, Tampa
Vanessa Righeimer, Tampa
Veronica Mercier, Tampa
Also, a total of nine SSC teams were named USTFCCCA All-Academic Team, including:
Women: Florida Southern, Florida Tech, Nova Southeastern, Saint Leo, Tampa
Men: Florida Southern, Florida Tech, Saint Leo, Tampa


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Some early responses to my "You might be a Yat if …" contest:
- Frank Arrigo: "You know you're a Yat when you go to the Parade of Homes to catch Mardi Gras beads."
- Mike Eldred, of Tylertown, Mississippi: "You might be a Yat if you have a claw foot bathtub cut in half standing on end as a shrine to the Madonna or a saint."
- And Keith Horcasitas says you might be a Yat if you only use Blue Plate "my-o-nass."
A man in blue
Our series on hitchhiking reminded Tom Ecker, of Gonzales, of a turbulent time:
"I was 21 when I was discharged from the Air Force at a remote radar site in Alaska. I got a hop from Seattle to Jackson, Mississippi. When you got a hop you had to wear your blues.
"I was standing on the highway to New Orleans with my thumb out, but no one picked me up. One car passed and the people inside cursed me, threw things and gave me the finger. One guy stopped, got out and wanted to fight me. His friend told him to get back in the car.
"A good while later a black gentleman picked me up. When I told him what happened, he said that because the National Guard was sent to force integration of public schools in Jackson, some white people hated anybody in uniform. Also, the war in Vietnam was going on, and many people were against it.
"He drove me from Jackson to my home in Metairie.
"For 40 years I told no one that I served in the Air Force. Today people's attitudes have changed toward the men and women who serve and have served our country."
His favorite redhead
Louis B. Gaudin says, "Twelve years ago my wife, Fran, had chemo that made her hair go 'POOF.'
"Her hairdresser, Miss Julie, came to our home one Saturday morning to dye her new growth of gray hair.
"She came back that afternoon to see how successful the treatment had been.
"The verdict was not good — so she did a second, stronger dye treatment to restore her natural red hair.
"When we went back the next Monday to see Dr. Hansen at Mary Bird Perkins, he said when he entered, 'Miss G., I have not seen hair that RED since Lucille Ball!'
"Happy to say she still maintains the hair color that attracted me 56 years ago."
Pest control
T-Bob Taylor says you can use Caller ID and Google to avoid unwanted telephone calls:
"Take the number on the screen and type in the number on Google (some other search engines send you to companies that charge a fee for identifying callers.) If there is one complaint there have been dozens.
"Our daily log includes a set of entries I find quickly by typing 'Robocallers.'
"In a modern world, Caller ID is a must to expedite social interaction without allowing creeps to abuse you.
"Many companies, including ours, get a dozen or so callers each week wanting our dollars for ads or services we don't want.
"Consider that some solicitors have phone banks and multiple business names. One search engine check showed an infamous solicitor in Ohio with more than 45 numbers."
Special People Dept.
- Wilda Broussard, of Cow Island in Vermilion Parish, celebrates her 100th birthday on Tuesday.
- Jack Rogillio, of Rosedale, celebrates his 96th birthday on Monday.
- Lucille Bordes Digby celebrates her 96th birthday on Saturday.
- Rita Williams, of Mandeville, celebrated her 95th birthday on Friday. She works out at the Mandeville Community Center every day.
- Joseph P. "Blackie" Roumain Jr. celebrates his 90th birthday on Monday. He is an Air Force veteran of World War II.
- Daniel M. Jeffrey, of Jeanerette, celebrates his 90th birthday on Wednesday.
- Amie and Edmond Landry Jr., of Williamsburg Retirement Community, celebrate their 64th anniversary on Tuesday.
- James and Lucy Bagley, of Covington, celebrate 62 years of marriage on Tuesday.
I'm outta here!
One day last week The Editor yelled, "Anders! Get over here!"
As I dashed up to the desk, The Editor peered up at me through green eyeshades while chewing on an unlit cigar. (I've never thought that was a good look for her…)
"Anders, our records show you haven't had any vacation this year. You need to take a week off, kid. Working on a big-city daily is always intense, and I've seen some strong people crack under the pressure. Take off next week …"
"But Chief," I said, "what will I do? Where will I go? It's scary out there. I feel … safe here …"
"You don't have to go anywhere," said The Editor. "You can just hang out at home. Have a staycation."
"Chief …"
"What is it, kid?"
"I hate that word."
"Yeah, me too. Sorry. Now beat it."
So, I'll see you next week …
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Ok, I got my lilo.conf file. This is all installed on a USB Slimdrive. When I boot it all up I get a kernal error, and I think it's related to the warning it gives me when I run lilo -v. But first, the lilo.conf file
When I run lilo -v, this is the output:Code:lba32 boot=/dev/sdb root=/dev/sdb3 # bitmap=/boot/sarge.bmp # bmp-colors=1,,0,2,,0 # bmp-table=120p,173p,1,15,17 # bmp-timer=254p,432p,1,0,0 # install=bmp prompt timeout=50 # map=/boot/map vga=0x317 image=/boot/vmlinuz label="BT4" read-only initrd=/boot/splash.initrd append=quiet
Now I know the boot partition /dev/sdb1 is flagged as bootable when I go into fdisk /dev/sdb. The /dev/sdb2 partition is the swap, and the /dev/sdb3 is the root folder. This could only mean that my problem should be somewhere in the lilo.conf file, right? I'll post the fstab just in case:Code:Reading boot sector from /dev/sdb Warning: /dev/sdb is not on the first disk Using MENU secondary loader Calling map_insert_data Boot image: /boot/vmlinuz Mapping RAM disk /boot/splash.initrd Added BT4 * Writing boot sector. /boot/boot.0810 exists - no boot sector backup copy made. One warning was issued.
When I go to boot off the USB harddrive, it gives me this error on the backtrack bootup screen, after I selcet "BT4" from Lilo.Code:/dev/sdb3 / reiserfs defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate /dev/sdb2 none swap sw 0 0 proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate sysfs /sys sysfs defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate devpts /dev/pts devpts gid=5,mode=620 0 0 # AutoUpdate tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate
"Kernal panic - not syncing: VFS:Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(8,19)"


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tetley green tea lemon and ginger... not bad ..
but my new favourite from my times on hols in egypt - hibiscus...
http://www.baroodyimports.com/2011/0...-tea-bags.html - check the hibiscus one out half way down the page.
hibiscus tea is drank in egypt, turkey, middle east and jamaica - good for immune system, blood pressure - supposedly.
for someone who can be a quite "fiery" when i work in a stressful day job, i do think some of these teas can chill you out a bit.. - camomile too !
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Balenciaga Resort 2014
Earlier this year, Alexander Wang and his Balenciaga design team went on a research trip to Guetaria on Spain's Basque coast to visit the fishing village where Cristóbal Balenciaga was born—and to study the collection in the museum there dedicated to the legendary couturier's work.
The resulting collection, in monastic black and white (with a dash of glacial verdigris) was filled with subtle reworkings of the master's haute couture clothes and accessories—filtered through a coolly elegant contemporary sensibility that suggests that, in a very short time, Wang has gotten a firm handle on the house's DNA.
Wang responded to the austere geometry of the Balenciaga archive pieces that he saw but softened the rigor to create gently collapsing shapes, or created pieces that resembled the elaborate linings of handmade couture clothing. He melded the work of the traditionally separated tailoring and dressmaking ateliers of an haute couture establishment—creating structure with softness.
The clothing of the fisherman that Balenciaga was surrounded by as a child appeared in the clamdigger pant-lengths and blouses in crisp white pique or a cotton poplin that had been glazed to give it more body—or printed with a fifties abstract dribble motif in self-colored rubber. What seemed at first a splash print was in fact an appliquéd embroidery of abstract chiffon shapes.
Balenciaga's blossoming collars and Watteau-back silhouettes were abbreviated into a dramatic little bolero and a short blouse, respectively, and a peplum sprouted not from the waist but from the Empire line just below the bust. Ruffles broke at the hem of a long narrow skirt or spiraled asymmetrically across liquid crepe dresses—a nod to Balenciaga's admiration of Madame Vionnet, master of the sophisticated bias cut.
There was subtle invention in the details, too: Hemlines might be weighted with tiny, peanut-shaped Czech glass beads, or bound with point d'esprit in the way that the hems of ball dresses were protected with bands of muslin before delivery to a client. The couturier's beloved polka dots were reinterpreted with black grommets piercing a white skirt, and the spiraling metal coils of a button on a mid-century Balenciaga suit inspired the bracelets and chokers that, in a nod to the twenty-first century world, fasten with magnetic clips.


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Which of the links on the Dana Medical Library home page are the most popular? Preliminary annualized data indicate that patrons visiting the Dana home page are most likely to click on links for PubMed, UpToDate, and the link to the page that lists all health sciences Articles & Databases. See the table below for more of the most popular databases and web pages.
On the flip side, the following pages received fewer than 100 clicks: Renew a Book, Recommend a Purchase, For Users with Special Needs, and most of the links under UVM Libraries & Collections. The data are tentative at this point and based on combination of estimates and extrapolations. We will continue to gather this data to help us focus the web site on the needs of our patrons.


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The Ultimate Summer Shopping Guide, at Any Price
Quite the scene in England this weekend, as scores of fashion folk descended on the capital city for "London Collections: Men." It's the first time in twenty-five years that there's been a proper fashion-show schedule here, featuring established houses like E. Tautz and Nicole Farhi showing alongside rough (quite rough, indeed) upstarts like J.W. Anderson and Meadham Kirchhoff. Still, plenty worth celebrating — even for brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Burberry, and Dunhill, all of which will be showing elsewhere as the Spring-Summer 2013 shows get underway, but wanted to take a moment to recognize the creative and excellent new clothes being created out of the United Kingdom. Herewith, a preview of 15 collections to know next from these shows, as we begin our fashion week coverage that will soon take us to Pitti Uomo, then Milan and Paris, for the next few weeks...
New coats that are, quite literally, made from old coats. Raeburn's take on vintage-inspired (or is it updated?) "remade" outerwear will feel relevant long after you've tired of wearing it.
Your Summer Fashion Dilemmas, Solved


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Indians end skid, rally from five-run deficit
CLEVELAND -- Michael Bourn drove in the go-ahead run with a seventh-inning single, and the Cleveland Indians rallied from a five-run deficit to break a six-game losing streak with a 6-5 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
The Indians, held to one hit through five innings, got back in the game in the sixth on two-run homers by Nick Swisher and Mike Aviles, who entered the game in the third after shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera was ejected.
Carlos Santana's leadoff homer in the seventh off J.C. Gutierrez (0-3) tied the game. Lonnie Chisenhall drew a one-out walk and moved to second on Drew Stubbs' single. Nick Maronde relieved, but Bourn lined his first pitch to left field, giving Cleveland the lead.
Matt Albers (3-1) pitched 1 2/3 innings and Chris Perez recorded his 18th save as the Indians' bullpen threw 4 2/3 scoreless innings.
Perez, who allowed four runs in the ninth to blow a save against Detroit in the first game of the homestand Monday, retired the side in order in the ninth.
The comeback helped the Indians avoid their first 0-7 homestand since Aug. 27-Sept. 2, 1990, and took some of the sting out of what had been a disastrous week. Cleveland lost the first six games on its biggest homestand of the season.
The Indians had won 10 of 11 and were only three games behind Detroit in the American League Central, but were swept in a four-game series against the Tigers and lost the first two games to the Angels.
The Indians, who were outscored 42-21 on the homestand, trailed Detroit by eight games and were four games out of the second wild-card spot in the AL going into Sunday.
Mike Trout drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the second for the Angels, who came into town with a four-game losing streak.
Indians starter Justin Masterson lasted only 4 1/3 innings. He allowed five runs, seven hits and four walks.
Cleveland, which committed a season-high four errors Saturday, looked sloppy and frustrated in the early going. Cabrera, who failed to make two plays in the second, was ejected in the bottom of the inning for arguing a strike call. Aviles replaced Cabrera at shortstop and made a throwing error in the fourth.
Josh Hamilton's RBI single and Mark Trumbo's run-scoring groundout in first gave the Angels a 2-0 lead.
The second-inning rally began with one out when Hank Conger singled off Swisher's glove at first. Cabrera couldn't field Grant Green's hard ground ball, which moved Conger to third. Masterson had a chance to get out of the inning when Conger was forced out at home on J.B. Shuck's ground ball, but he walked Kole Calhoun to load the bases.
Trout grounded a 1-2 pitch to the left of Cabrera, who took a half step and made no attempt to dive for the ball. Green and Shuck scored on the play.
Cabrera wasn't around much longer. Leading off the bottom of the inning, he stepped out of the box after taking a called second strike and exchanged words with plate umpire Vic Carapazza. He then struck out swinging, argued with the umpire again and was ejected. Cabrera flung his bat and helmet to the ground before going to the dugout.
Cleveland manager Terry Francona had a lengthy discussion with Carapazza, but remained in the game.
Angels starter Jerome Williams was in complete control going into the sixth. He retired 10 in a row before Bourn singled with two outs. Swisher's drive cleared the wall in left and cut the lead to 5-2. After Jason Kipnis walked, Aviles homered into the bleachers in left, which finished Williams.
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By far the most common question we hear is, "Which type of hive should I get?". This is a complex question that boils down to: what do you want to get out of beekeeping? Is it strictly pollination and support of honeybee populations? A little honey? A lot of honey? Based on these types of considerations, you will want to determine what hive type will best suit your needs. We ask our bees what they prefer all the time but they never offer an opinion either way! Bees will be bees in whichever type of hive you choose.
The three most common hives used in the United States are the Langstroth Hive, Horizontal Top Bar Hive, and the Warre Hive. These are the three hives we sell and use in our own apiary. Each design has its own benefits and drawbacks; none of them are perfect for every situation. This handy table will help you determine which hive type is right for you.
|Rising in popularity for backyard beekeepers due to its simplicity, ease of access, no heavy lifting, and few accessories required.
|The most hands-off hive, ideal for those looking for a simple-to-manage hive with lighter boxes.
|Most common hive in North America. Heavy boxes, lots of accessories and resources available.
|Low to high. Costs range from very cheap (building your own) to high-end with all the bells and whistles and everything in between. Few accessories required.
|Low to high depending on if building your own or purchasing one. Few accessories required.
|Mass produced hives are relatively cheap, but required accessories and components add up and are costly.
|The most frequent maintenance and monitoring, but no heavy lifting is involved.
|The least maintenance. Boxes added to the bottom in the spring. Harvest in the fall.
|Relatively little maintenance. Boxes can be added early in anticipation of colony growth or a strong nectar flow.
|The easiest on the back. Once the hive is in place, lifting only involves 3-7lb combs.
|Significantly lighter than the Langstroth, heavier than the horizontal top bar hive.
|The heaviest and most awkward to lift and maintain, between approximately 30 and 80lbs, depending on the box size.
|Some expert top bar beekeepers maintain they harvest similar honey quantities from their Top Bar Hives and their Langstroths. More frequent inspection required.
|Comparable production to Langstroth as long as boxes are added on time.
|Arguably the highest honey production of the three, due to large box sizes.
|Colony Health
|Natural, foundationless combs improve colony health.
|Natural, foundationless combs improve colony health.
|With foundationless combs, the same likelyhood for survival as other designs.
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Most beekeepers using this style pour in a swarm or package of bees at one end, and then continue providing the bees with more bars as they build through the box. With false backs (dividers called follower boards), beekeepers can expand and contract the amount of space to which the bees have access, prompting them to build in an orderly and tidy fashion.
In the mid 1900s, the Peace Corps introduced the horizontal top bar hive in Africa as a low cost alternative to standard box hives like the Langstroth. Since the top bar hives could be built from cheap materials with no need for a wide selection of power tools, they allowed impoverished areas to move away from subsistence, destructive honey hunting, to a more profitable means of tending bees. This has allowed many communities to benefit from honey and wax sales, using inexpensive hives in a sustainable manner.
Top bar hives have no stacking boxes or frames, thus there is no heavy lifting, and they don't require an extractor to harvest honey. Instead, the beekeeper harvests any time the hive is close to being filled. To harvest, beekeepers cut entire honey combs from the bars, to either eat or sell the cut-comb honey, or crush and strain the honey from the wax resulting in strained, clear honey and separated wax that can then be rendered for candles or balms.
Most modern of the hive designs we are discussing, the Warre hive was invented in the early 1900s by a monk in France named Emile Warre. He was a pragmatic beekeeper who wanted a hive that was inexpensive to build, easy to manage, produced honey, and was a good environment for the bees. He researched and experimented with over 300 hives, including those like the horizontal top bar hive and Langstroth hive, until he settled on his design. He called it "The People's Hive," as he thought it was a great design for all beekeepers.
This design is usually started with two boxes and a swarm or package of bees. The hive consists of stacked boxes with 8 top bars (similar to those of the horizontal top bar hive) evenly spaced across the top of each box. The bees build their own natural combs from the bars. The boxes are noticeably smaller than those of the Langstroth hive -- approximately 12" square vs 19"x14". This is because Warre looked at bees in nature and found that the cavities in which they lived, and the clusters of bees within, were much smaller than the managed hives allowed for.
Another noteable difference from the Langstroth hive is that boxes are added to the BOTTOM of the hive rather than the TOP. Many Langstroth beekeepers, at first, think this idea is crazy. However, when one observes feral colonies living in trees or other natural cavities, they ALWAYS build comb from the top of the cavity downward. The only reason bees build upwards in Langstroth hives is because beekeepers add the empty space on top. Bees will build in the direction they are able to. Thus, If you add empty space to the left or right (such as the horizontal top bar hive) the bees will build left or right. In the Warre they build down, like they do in a natural cavity and left to their own instincts.
By adding boxes to the bottom, bees continue moving their brood nest downward and eventually organize all of their honey stores to the top boxes. This creates a natural cycle of comb removal; key to perpetuating healthy colonies and hive environments. By adding to the bottom and taking from the top, all the combs will be cycled out every few years.
The most common hive in North America and Australia, the Langstroth hive was invented in the mid 1800s by the reverend Lorenzo Langstroth. The most important part of his invention, and that which he is most known for, is the moveable frame. There is much debate as to whether he truly was the first to create the moveable frame, but it is his hive that rose up to dominate the modern beekeeping world.
The Langstroth hive is made up multiple stacked boxes of various heights. The different box names are: deep, medium and shallow, which corresponds to the height of each box (deeps being the tallest boxes and shallows being the shortest). Most Langstroth beekeepers start their hive with either 2 deeps, or 3 mediums depending on their preference.
The boxes come in 2 widths -- 10-frame (the most common) or 8-frame. In our own Langstroth hives we use 8-frame medium boxes throughout the hive. This dramatically reduces the weight of the boxes, and makes all parts interchangeable.
As the colony builds through the boxes, the beekeeper usually adds boxes to the top (called supering) so the bees can continue building upward. Later in the season, after the colony has filled up the "supers," the beekeeper will remove the surplus honey supers, leaving the rest for the bees.
Inside the frames, most beekeepers use a thin sheet called foundation. These sheets of foundation are made from either beeswax or plastic, and they are pressed into the hexagon pattern to resemble that of a real comb. Upon installation, the bees draw this foundation out further, creating the cells into which their brood will develop and their honey will be stored. Often, this foundation has wires run through it for added strength. When it's time to harvest, the beekeeper will usually remove the frames and foundation, cut the caps off of the honey cells, and then spin the honey out in a centrifuge called an extractor.
What many don't realize is that when Langstroth first invented his hive, foundation wasn't readily available. Instead, he allowed the bees to build natural combs inside the frames (as they've built for millions of years). This is what we do in all of our hives.


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Sharpie Squad member, Erica Domesek of P.S. -I Made This… was featured on E! News, Wednesday, May 18th! E!'s Cat Sadler reports how our squad member creates runway inspired fashions, accesories and more at an affordable cost using every day items.
In the news segment, Domesek demonstrates how to DIY a beaded statement necklace, a fashionable clutch for your iPad using colors from Prada's runway collection and a Vera Wang inspired belt that doubles as a headband.
Watch Erica's E! segment, "Crafty Transformations" below:
Here are a few of Erica's projects using Sharpie markers: Kate Spade event, Ready Made magazine.
You can also find more Sharpie-made projects in Erica's new book, P.S. -I Made This…


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Stone Roses fans are getting a sneak peek at their upcoming chance to relive the band's recent reunion. Earlier this week, the first trailer for the new documentary "The Stone Roses: Made of Stone" made its debut online.
Directed by self-proclaimed superfan Shane Meadows, the film tells the story of the band's 2011 regrouping and their highly anticipated homecoming shows in Manchester last summer. But it also delves into the history of their meteoric rise and subsequent fall.
"Made of Stone" is scheduled to premiere in Manchester on May 30th. It will hit theaters in the U.K. on June 5th, but a U.S. release date has yet to be announced.
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Hi everyone,
I've been reading a ton of resources on a lot of different aspects to pen testing and security; Exploits, Metasploit, Web App Security, Injection Vulnerabilities, Networking etc etc. I've found it all fascinating and I'm keen to learn a heap more. One area I've found unfortunately a little lacking is post exploitation. I'm really interested in common techniques found in establishing back doors, rootkits, how to detect them on your system, escalating a windows command shell into something more effective and permanent, etc.
My question is - what do you think are great resources on post exploitation? Are there any good books that focus comprehensively on this area? I've tried googling and also searching for forums here for "post exploit" and "post" just browsing through the pages, but I haven't found anything comprehensive unfortunately.
Again, found some brief mentions / sections in books, but was hoping for something more comprehensive (if it exists).
As an example, given only a default windows XP command shell with no additional programs, how would you establish a permanent connection without user interaction? I could only think of perhaps launching iexplore from the command shell to an infected browser perhaps, but I'd love to learn more.
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Switching from Diane-35 to Yaz/Yasmin
I am on Diane-35 right now but it's not available where I moved. I was prescribed with Diane for my hormonal acne and as a contraceptive as well. Will switching to a lower dose pill like Yaz, which is widely available her, make my skin breakout again?
20th June 2014 11:59 PM #2
Dear janna,
It would be best to talk this through with your doctor who knows your full medical history.
Generally speaking, Yaz is also used (as well as Diane-35) to help control acne so you may not have any problems. However, there may be an adjustment period and it also depends on the severity of your acne.
Warm wishes,
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Hi LJ,
I would probably visit a doctor soon to ask for opinion and get a prescription as well. It's just frustrating to know it's not available here.
22nd June 2014 06:19 AM #4
That must be difficult when you have lots to sort out and adjust to at the moment.
I hope it all gets sorted quickly,


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The restoration of all Israel; God's love and unconditional grace
Psalm 81, while celebrating in figure the restoration of Israel, again returns to historical ground, specially introducing Joseph, who represents the ten tribes (see Ezek. 37:16). Otherwise Judah, the Jews, might have claimed everything. But in the restoration (although there are special events connected with the Jews, and it was amongst them that Jesus was conversant, entering especially into their circumstances in the latter day, producing the association, so profoundly interesting, which we have been studying in the first two books) yet it is evident that in the full purposes of God the stick of Joseph must have its place and become one in the Son of man's hand, and as all Israel. Now the new moon was the symbol of the reappearance of Israel in the sun's light, hailed with joy by the people and connected with redemption in the thought of faith (see v. 5 of the psalm). Then Israel called in trouble, and God delivered him; but then another important principle comes in. God answered them when in trouble; but He proved them also. They tempted God then, doubting His care and power. He was putting them to the test by difficulties, which seemed to say there was want of care or power; and they said, Is Jehovah among us! But Jehovah answered in grace (Exodus 17). This, I apprehend, is the case referred to. But even in the second Meribah called so because Israel strove again with Jehovah, when Moses (Num. 20) spake unadvisedly with his lips and was shut out from Canaan (for, from Sinai on, they were under legal though gracious government) Jehovah was sanctified in giving them water in a grace which was above even Moses' failure. Still, while grace and faithfulness to His promises to His people were found in the government of God (Exodus 34: 6, 7), they were put to the test legally on the very terms of that mercy. It was a testing government though a merciful one, and so indeed in some sense is the divine government. God puts this test to them if faithful to God, no strange god among them (He was Jehovah their God, which brought them out of the land of Egypt), blessing was prepared. They had only to open their mouth wide, and He would fill it. But Israel would not hearken, and they were given up to their own hearts' lusts. Still we see God s yearning love over them and the delight He would have had in blessing them and putting aside all their enemies His righteous government would have been manifested in them (compare Matt. 23: 37; Luke 19: 42). Oh that they had hearkened! Thus we get the ground of Israel's ruin. They were placed as redeemed from Egypt under the test of obedience and fidelity to God. They had failed. Still they would appear again, to reflect the light of Jehovah's countenance. Thus love of Jehovah for the people breaks out even in their failure.
A very important principle for every soul is brought before us here. Redemption, with conditional blessing after it, only ends in the loss of the blessing, just as creation did. It is the same thing or worse. It depends on us to secure the blessing; and now as fallen beings (instead of innocent and free ones), grace alone can keep us, and so it will be with Israel. The gracious and tender character and thoughts of God towards His people come out most beautifully in this psalm. The passages I have referred to in the Gospels show the same tenderness, but, further, that Jesus is this very Jehovah.Synopsis by John Darby


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So I am trying to run BT4 off a live CD...i am pretty familiar with linux..no expert though. Anyway I have a Dell XPS m1530 laptop with a Broadcom BCM4312 card...according to the WiKi this is supported by backtrack. But when i run "airmon-ng" it is not detected....maybe someone can help me out here.
check the output of lspci -vv for PCI ID of your wireless card
the Broadcom card 4312(rev 1) having PCI ID 14e4:4315,is not supported and I suppose you are having the same card.wish you luck for that.
No such news & chances are there that support won't be there in future too for this card as lots of cards coming & going but yes in future they MAY support Broadcom N Series card for aircrack.things are in development.you can go for other cheaper card like Linksys WUSB43GC,Alfa AWUS036H etc.
I tried on my macbook unibody (intell) but It doesn't start and I've to switch off manually! same over VMware Fusion...
somebody have tried to use BT4 on macbook?
So i just remembered i had a Belkin USB adapter and it works...injection to...thanks guys


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I am looking for an ecommerce solution that will do the following:-Customer Rewards – discounts and additional free items e.g. buy 2 get 1 free.Track customer preferences and buying patterns – general and individual.Reporting on Stock, VAT and general accounting.
I assume they all do things like showing stock levels on product pages and search by product attributes although in this case it would be things that the product was useful for such as recalling your dog.It also needs to support links to informative articles or videos within the site.
I have had someone recommend magento but does this do the above and would you go for something like MagentoGo or use the Open Source version.
It is a site I would develop but then hand over to someone else to manage.
I have read some of the previous threads but no-one mentions reporting which is very important to my client - and I would think to everyone else!
Many thanks - Sue
Magento can do it all for you. The one thing is - you need to have a good level of technical skills to cope with this shopping cart, or higher a developer. But you won't regret, as it have even much more than you need.Also, X-Cart support custom rewards. Here, is several reporting tools that analyze traffic, profit reporting, search statistics.
Thank you for the info. I will look at X-Cart too.
You are welcome, if I'll find something else I will write you back)
I use prestashop 1.4 and are very pleased with the platform ... is even free templates all these variables, VAT, stock report, sales even some graphs etc.
+1 to prestashop
Thanks everyone for your helpful replies. I have seen some good reports of prestashop so will have a look. I think for this development I will use Magento Go. For the current size and to get things going quickly it makes sense.
I like prestashop. Virtuemart should be able to handle what you want. It works nicely with Joomla.
I belive only on Magento only.
Why can't you try uniecommerce. An ecommerce software that manages all the features under a single platform.
any shopping cart solution you'd be using won't meet your requirements. Any ecommerce solution needs to be customized.
You can search internet for e-commerce solution. There are lots of resources available on the net. You can choose according to your requirements.
As per my suggestion,prestashop is best and working with joomla also...better in internet u can go search for this.
Prestashop can do that as well. Its much easy to use as compare to Magento, It requires less technical expertise.


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[Warning: This will be a long post. For those of you with limited attention spans, for those of you who are too lazy to read, or for those who can't process more than 140 characters at a time, here's the TL:DR version of this blog item: Linux Fest Northwest was enormously outstanding and awesome (attendance is up, too), the CrunchBang booth was a huge success, the CrunchBang talk was well attended, and I stand by the statement I made to Hacker Public Radio last year: This show is so great, I'd walk to Bellingham from California to attend.]
Blame the Econolodge in Bellingham, which should be renamed "the Black Hole of the Internet," for the complete absence of workable wireless connectability which causes me to compress two fantastic days of FOSS festivities into one blog item written after the fact from the Motel 6 in Salem, Oregon (it should be noted that, unlike the Econolodge, the wireless at both Motel 6 venues we stayed at — in Medford, Oregon, on the way up and here in Salem on the way back — has been quite good).
All of which is to say I apologize for the delay in getting this out.
In short, Linux Fest Northwest nailed it this weekend — the LFNW all-volunteer crew had everything up and running flawlessly in a revamped show area courtesy of some remodeling by Bellingham Technical College that included a auditorium that made for an oustanding expo hall and classrooms with world-class electronics (meaning, of course, my presentation worked with a limited amount of pre-talk tweaking at the outset augmented by prayers to the projector gods).
The normal tsunami of attendees came through the expo floor around 9ish on Saturday, bringing with it the usual hubbub of Linux fest questions, comments and observations. At the CrunchBang booth, media and fliers flew off the table, and folks were trying out the distro on both the old ThinkPad T30 and the newer Toshiba Satellite L455 that were featured on the CrunchBang table. The ebb and flow of humanity — I'm guessing around 1,400 attendees, though LFNW is going to release an official figure soon — rose and fell when sessions were on, but on the whole it was an ideal show for the two days. We ran out of media, fliers and everything by the end of the day on Sunday (OK, I gave the remaining five CrunchBang DVDs to the Greater Seattle LUG, but still).
Some vignettes:
Hey, I know you: I finally got to meet Benjamin Kerensa, with whom I have shared words — mostly kind but occasionally not-so-kind — in the past. Benjamin and his wife staffed the Mozilla table, and it was great to put a face to the name of a true FOSS advocate with whom I can sometimes disagree without either of us being disagreeable (as it should be). Naturally, I'm looking forward to seeing Benjamin and Mozilla at more shows.
Badges? You need steeenkin' badges: Most folks would find this trivial, but I thought it was fairly cool. The badges for LFNW were small booklets with the speaker schedule printed inside, along with other important information (like directions to the party on Saturday eve). So at the end of your lanyard, you had the entire fest at your fingertips just by looking "inside" your badge (it should be noted, from a logistical standpoint too, that the names were printed on a sticker and put on the badge). Other shows — SCALE, white courtesy phone — need to look at this because it was very helpful.
Lights, camera, action: For some reason, there tended to be a lot of folks there to do media-type work. Hacker Public Radio was there, as usual, doing interviews (of which I was one — thanks!) and Jupiter Broadcasting had the Linux Action Show broadcasting live from their booth on Saturday — it would be interesting to see their take on the show later. Slashdot had an interviewer as well as some independents (e.g., people with video cameras posting independently to YouTube) interviewing folks, and of course I've never shied away from a microphone or a camera before. So there are some items of me talking about CrunchBang out there.
This is us: The CrunchBang booth was an unqualified success in large part from the help I got from xor axiom, whom many of you on the CrunchBang forums know (but whose real name is Eric Bortel). About 100 pieces of media were distributed, with the same amount of fliers accompanying them. Last year, we got a lot of "What's CrunchBang?" This year, there was more "I've used CrunchBang before . . . " so the distro is becoming more well-known. The presentation itself on Sunday morning had about 30 people in attendance and, as the aforementioned new equipment in the classroom helping out, the presentation went off without a hitch.
Sunday's broadcast: Since Jupiter Broadcasting left the building on Sunday, I decided to crank up one of my favorite Linux podcasts — Linux Outlaws — on the Toshiba to show that, yes, CrunchBang can broadcast with the best of 'em. So on the relatively solid backbone of the Bellingham Technical College's network, Dan Lynch and Fabian "Go Penguins!" Scherschel were in the house for Linux Fest Northwest.
Does this joke make me look stupid? OK, maybe it was the delivery or maybe it's a generational thing. At the end of my presentation I made a point, as I usually do, to say what a great show LFNW is and to thank the volunteers when encountering them for making the show work. The LFNW volunteer staff wears red shirts (you know where I'm going with this). After I asked folks to thank the volunteers, I added " . . . and urge them not to go down to the planet surface." Cue crickets chirping. So maybe I won't be here all week, but still remember to tip your waitress . . .
There is more to follow, but I have to hit the road.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software at Redwood Digital Research (RDR), a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment. RDR is based in Felton, California, USA.


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The compact Suunto M-9 Compass with hook and loop Strap is a high-accuracy instrument for hiking and orienteering. Stay on-target even when it is cold with a serrated bezel ring for easy turning even while wearing gloves. It is made from durable, clear, and scratch resistant acrylic and has been ergonomically designed to fit into the palm of your hand for optimum ease of use. The Suunto M-9 is a wrist compass, so you do not have to fumble in your pockets or press buttons to check your direction of travel. You can easily verify your position in its easy to read side-viewing window. The M-9 wrist compass features a hook and loop strap long enough to fit over thick coats for winter navigation. The Suunto M-9 Compass with hook and loop Strap is a handy and reliable tool that a great variety of people find invaluable.
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Outfitting the Elle 25 Party With David Stark
Here's a post from designer guest writer David Stark.
Last weekend, we had the joy of partnering with our buddies at Elle magazine (and their partner: Dolce & Gabbana's new fragrance, The One). This annual late summer event, called the Elle 25, coincides with the corresponding issue in which the editorial team picks their 25 hot highlights of the Fall, including everything in pop culture from fashion, film, literature, theater, art, music, and television.
Often we are asked by magazine partners to bring their pages to life in the form of an event, and I have always found this to be an intriguing proposition. I have been obsessed with magazines since I could read, starting with Cricket as a kid and graduating to, well, all of them now as an adult – from business publications like Fast Company to the ever fascinating World of Interiors. Thus, I get really, really excited when I can create an event for a magazine brand because I have a legitimate business excuse to page through them during office hours.
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