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CORNISH Pirates have completed the signing of Swindon-born prop Adam Jamieson.
Jamieson, 20, has been a regular member of Bath Rugby's B side, Bath United, who were crowned Premiership A League champions in 2013/14. He also spent time on loan with The Scalets, with whom he appeared in the LV= Cup.
The England under 19 tight-head played his early rugby at Corsham. Most recently he has studied at Bath University.
Cornish Pirates director of rugby Ian Davies said: "Adam has been on my radar since earlier in the season when he was marked out to me as someone to look out for. Having completed his studies at Bath University he will now come under the scrum tutorage of Alan (Paver) and learn his trade with the Pirates."

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Hope you tuned into the most recent Legend of Korra ep, cause it's time to put your attentiveness to the test! If you focused your energy on the best bending moments and details, you'll do great! But if your skills of observation were slacking, you might need a little help. To see if you're a true Korra fan whose knowledge is up to date and up to snuff, take this quiz!
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Chipotle Mexican Grill plans to serve more than 15 million pounds of locally grown produce in 2013, up from last year's target of 10 million.
Denver-based Chipotle will source bell peppers, romaine lettuce, red onions, jalapenos and oregano from a group of 70 farms, according to a news release. Tomatoes are also served in Florida outlets; California also has tomatoes, lemons and avocados.
The restaurant chain defines local produce as grown within 350 miles of where it's served. Most produce travels about 1,500 miles, according to the company.
California suppliers include JJ & Son Marketing, Chualar; Kenter Canyon Farms, Sun Valley; Live Oak Farms, Le Grand; and Peri & Sons Farms, Firebaugh. Florida suppliers include J&J Produce, Loxahatchee; and Pero Family Farms, Delray Beach.
"We are changing the way people think about and eat fast food," founder and chairman Steve Ells said in the release. Chipotle is pursuing ingredients that have been mostly limited to higher-end restaurants and specialty food markets, he said, while controlling costs.
Chipotle Mexican Grill began its locally-sourced produce program in 2008 and has increased volume over the years.
In a 2012 Mintel survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, 52% said buying local produce is more important than buying organic.
Chipotle served more than 120 million pounds of meat under its Responsibly Raised trademark last year.


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This silhouette represents the unknown future namesake of element 112 in my Photographic Periodic Table Poster. At the time of printing in 2006 the element had not yet been discovered, or at least not officially named, but some day it will be, and chances are it will be named after a person, since all the places likely to be the site of its discovery already have elements named after them. The sample picture includes text exactly as it appears in the poster, which you are encouraged to buy a copy of.
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In late 2006 I published a photo periodic table and it's been selling well enough to encourage me to make new products. This one is a particularly neat one: A complete card deck of the elements with one big five-inch (12.7cm) square card for every element. If you like this site and all the pictures on it, you'll love this card deck. And of course if you're wondering what pays for all the pictures and the internet bandwidth to let you look at them, the answer is people buying my posters and cards decks. Hint hint.
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The Stow Symphony's annual Pride Week Concert is June 28 at the Stow-Munroe Falls High School Auditorium, starting at 7:30 p.m.
Highlights from the concert, which will be directed by Darrell Lee Music, will include:
Highlights from the "Pirates of the Caribbean"
Darrell Lee Music's "Wedding Music"
Johann Strauss Sr.'s "Radetzky March"
Johann Strauss Jr.'s "On the Beatiful Blue Danube"
The Orchestra also will offer an "Armed Forces Salute", Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture", and "The Stars and Stripes Forever." The audience is invited to wave the flag as appropriate, and to join the Orchestra for refreshments following the concert.
Tickets for the concert, available at the door, are priced at $10 for adults, and $7 for seniors and students. Children under 12 are free.
Tickets also are available for pre-sale at www.StowOrchestra.org/tickets.htm, or by calling 330-678-0029. For group rates call 330-678-0029.
The Stow-Munroe Falls High School is at 3227 East Graham Road in. Stow.


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Laurier announces finalists for Outstanding Women of Laurier Award
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Mar 11/13| For Immediate Release
Peter Baxter, Director, Athletics and Recreation
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier University has announced three finalists for the annual Outstanding Women of Laurier Award. The award will be presented at a luncheon March 21 at the Waterloo Inn Conference Hotel.
The Outstanding Women of Laurier (OWL) Award recognizes a female Laurier student who combines athletic and academic achievement with an active commitment to leadership and the development of young athletes through community teaching or coaching. The event has generated more than $250,000 for womens athletic programs, scholarships and Lauriers mentor coaching program since it began in 2006.
Kelly VanderBeek, a three-time World Cup downhill skiing medalist and participant at the 2006 Winter Olympics, will deliver the keynote address. Daiene Vernile, anchor and producer of CTV Southwestern Ontarios current affairs program Provincewide, will host the event.
The finalists for the Outstanding Women of Laurier Award include (in alphabetical order):
Carmen Baker: Baker is a third-year Kinesiology and Physical Education major from Toronto who is the captain of Lauriers varsity womens rugby team. A CIS Academic All-Canadian in 2011, she is also the student coordinator of Lauriers aquatics facilities. In addition to being a competitive rugby player and her work in the athletics and recreation department, Baker is currently the coach of the Special Olympics swim team in Kitchener-Waterloo. This coaching role is among many she has held since the age of 16 in sports such as hockey, t-ball, softball and rugby.
Doreen Bonsu: Bonsu is a third-year History major from Oakville and a forward on Lauriers varsity basketball team. A starter in each of the past two seasons, she has twice earned Lauriers Female Athlete of the Week award. For the past two years, she has been in the OUAs top 10 for rebounding, and top 5 in the CIS for offensive rebounding. Bonsus play is defined by her ability to be an excellent rebounder that has seen her finish in the top 10 in the country for offensive rebounding in each of the past two seasons.She is involved in coaching at a Titans Basketball Camp operated by her former high school, and at the Golden Hawk Basketball camps for girls in Waterloo. Outside of sport, she is a member of the club Laurier Students for Learning, which focuses on promoting childrens literacy throughout Kitchener-Waterloo.
Fiona Lester: Lester is a fourth-year Biology and Math major from Peterborough and team captain of Lauriers varsity womens hockey team. She has twice been named an OUA First Team All-Star and three times a CIS Academic All-Canadian. In 2012, Lester was one of only two Canadian student-athletes to be named to the Capitol One Academic All-America College Division first team. She also earned the 2012 Luke Fusco Academic Athletic Achievement Award, which recognizes the female athlete who best combines academic and athletic achievement. In the summer, she works at the Laurier Girls Hockey Camp as a counselor and instructor. Lester has also worked as a supervisor with the Ontario Ranger Program at the Killarney Camp.
This years OWL keynote speaker, Kelly VanderBeek, has enjoyed a racing career that began in 1991 at Chicopee Ski Club. A native of Kitchener, Ontario, VanderBeeks first taste of the world stage came at the World Junior Championships where she medalled in the Super G in both 2002 and 2003, earning bronze.
She translated that success at the junior level to the senior stage where she introduced herself to the world at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy with a fourth-place finish in the downhill, just three one-hundredths of a second from the podium.
Following her excellent showing in Torino, VanderBeek proceeded to win three world cup medals in the downhill between 2007 and 2009, including a pair of silver medals and a bronze medal, with the later coming at Lake Louise. In 2008, she finished the season fifth overall in the World Cup standings.
However, leading up to her second Winter Olympics appearance, VanderBeek suffered a serious knee injury that prevented her from competing at the Games. She would turn the disappointment into a new career path as she entered broadcasting and was a regular contributor during the Vancouver Olympics and has since become a guest broadcaster with Sportsnet, CBC and Sportscene.
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Savor Cannon Beach Food & Wine FestivalFebruary 28th, 2013 by archcapeinn
March 7 through 10, enjoy four days of wine tasting, culinary feats and a very special wine walk, right here in Cannon Beach.
This community-wide festival features food, wine and arts events all over town! There will be six main wine tasting events, showcasing Northwest wines.
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The Thursday Night Throwdown is the opening event for the weekend. Participants taste twelve wines (two of each varietal) and choose their favorites. The Battle of the Blends features four red and four white wine blends from the Northwest.
What's That Varietal? is a blind tasting, a fun challenge that also educates participants to identify the varietals. There will also be a seminar on pairing food and wine.
Saturday is the Savor Cannon Beach Wine Walk. This is a superb way to enjoy wine, be safe and observe the beautiful scenery. The Wine Walk features over 30 Northwest wineries pouring tastings at Cannon Beach art galleries, restaurants and retail shops, all within easy waking distance in this compact beach community. So put on some comfortable shoes and join us for a great day on the Oregon Coast!
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Cannon Beach restaurants host special wine dinners and pairing menus throughout the festival. Other businesses organize a Tasting Tour, featuring free or low-cost tastings, ranging from chocolates to specialty salts. Local shops and galleries host their own events and specials over the course of the weekend.
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Festival events are limited in size in order to promote an intimate setting. Only around 100 tickets are available for tasting events and 500 tickets for the Saturday wine walk. There are two options for purchasing advance tickets for Savor Cannon Beach. Participants may purchase Festival Tickets which offer admission to all six of the festival's official tasting events and seminars over the four days, including the Savor Cannon Beach Wine Walk. Or you may purchase tickets for just the Wine Walk on Saturday, March 9. Festival Tickets are priced at $119 each and are limited to a total of 100. Tickets for just the Wine Walk are $30 and you may purchase either ticket below using the Savor Cannon Beach website.


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Monday was a busy day in regard to WVU hoops.
Mountaineer coach Bob Huggins was recuperating in a Pittsburgh hospital after hip surgery. Former player Eron Harris announced his next stop would be Michigan State. (Harris, by the way, is moving a couple hours closer to his hometown of Indianapolis. He listed a desire to be closer as a reason for leaving Morgantown. So there's that.) We first reported that Billydee Williams, with perhaps the coolest name ever, has not only committed but signed with Huggins.
And then there was this basketball camp being run by South Charleston High coach Vic Herbert at his town's community center. Right there, working with the kids on Monday, were two individuals who will be the most affected by all of the above: Mountaineer players Juwan Staten and Jonathan Holton.
Even for the swift Staten it's been a whirlwind. He was supposed to drive back to Morgantown and then up to see Huggins later Monday. He's been driving back and forth between Morgantown and his hometown of Dayton to work out. Summer camps are upon him.
Then there have been issues. Backcourt mate Harris is gone. Ditto another in Terry Henderson. Ditto forward Remi Dibo.
"They were definitely a part of the team and played big roles," Staten said at the SCCC. "But, I mean, we're looking forward. I guess we didn't have the same views as those guys. But Huggs is doing a great job of bringing guys in. We're looking forward to getting back on the court and working toward a common goal."
Both Staten and Holton said the transfers were unexpected.
"They didn't hint at being unhappy," Staten said. "It came as a surprise to me [in regard to] all three of them. It's nothing they discussed with the team. I wasn't anything I knew about. I wasn't involved in any of that."
"It was a surprise," Holton said. "I don't really know or want to get into it. Whatever happens happens."
In regard to the Harris news, the Mountaineer forward simply said, "I wish him the best."
With Harris, Henderson and Dibo, expectations of WVU were high for next season. Now?
"I think we'll be fine without them," Staten said. "Huggs is a great coach. We have a lot of great players coming in. Jon sat out; Elijah [Macon] sat out. They'll be able to play this year. The freshmen are a year older. We're eager to get out there and prove a lot of people wrong."
Among the freshmen with a year of experience are Devin Williams, Nate Adrian and Brandon Watkins. What Huggins could do is go big by starting Holton, Macon and Williams in addition to Staten and another guard.
"We can be very athletic, energized and very good defensively," Holton said of the frontcourt.
"That's definitely a strong frontcourt," Staten said. "Jon is a do-it-all guy. He has energy for days. He never stops moving. He gets his hands on everything, whether it's a tipped pass, a rebound or whether he keeps a rebound alive. He makes good passes and can shoot the ball. He's a do-it-all guy.
"Elijah is the same way. He's definitely active on the glass. He can put the ball on the floor. He moves very well for a big man. He can shoot the 15- to 17-footer. He can play defense and is extremely athletic. Both of those guys help us in the area we didn't have last year: athleticism."
Also working the camp Monday was a player that soon could earn a Mountaineer scholarship offer: South Charleston rising junior Brandon Knapper. ("I think he's a pretty good player," Staten said. "He has the mid-range game. As a player that uses that a lot, it stood out to me. I just shared that with him. I told him, 'Don't let that mid-range game go. It will take you as far as you want it to.'") Mountaineer fans, though, seem most eager to see the incoming WVU class of recruits: Billydee Williams, Jevon Carter, Daxter Miles, Jaysean Paige and Tarik Phillip.
"I've seen them all on their visits," Staten said. "They all have a lot of talent. They'll allow us to do some things we couldn't last year. We'll be more athletic. That should help us out a lot."
"All the new guys bring something to the table, either defensively or by their shooting abilities," Holton said.
It certainly helps Huggins' cause that Staten is still at the table. For a while the guard flirted with the idea of applying for the NBA draft.
"I didn't get an official report back [from the NBA on his draft status]," Staten said. "But I get a lot of information. I was mostly hearing I'd go in the second round, the middle-to-late second round... The odds probably weren't there to be a first-round pick. That's something I really want to obtain. That's a goal I set. I felt coming back this year would help me achieve that."
Holton, meanwhile, is hoping to make a mark after sitting out last season.
"I'm very excited to play, to get back and play beside this guy, one of the best players in the country," Holton said nodding at Staten. "I can't wait to get the opportunity."
On Monday, however, the pair had the opportunity to take a break from the whirlwind and have a little fun teaching kids.
"I always love working with the kids," Staten said. "It's crazy hearing some of the things they say. But it's easy making kids smile. And smiles are contagious."
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This article was published 24/6/2013 (1554 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Chicago Blackhawks entered Monday night's Game 6 against the Boston Bruins in Boston with a chance to win the Stanley Cup. It looked like the Bruins would force a Game 7, but two late goals by the Blackhawks helped them win the game 3-2 and clinch the Cup.


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Emma Murter of Hardin was one of two students in the nation chosen to travel to China this summer through a National Science Foundation program for undergraduate scholars.
Joining a five-year study that unites 20 U.S. and Chinese scientists from 14 institutions, the honors student and Presidential Scholar will leave June 26 for China and spend 10 weeks helping research microorganisms that live in the largest hot spring complex in China -- Tengchong Volcanic Geological Park.
She will work in a Shanghai laboratory and possibly in the State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology at Tongji University. She may also travel to Tengchong Volcanic Geologic Park to collect more samples. Her job in the lab will involve extracting and analyzing lipids from the membranes of single-celled microorganisms, or archaea, that thrive in the hot springs.
The lipids are of interest to researchers because they help form cell membranes that withstand near-boiling and acid water - an amazing feat of nature's engineering that could have important applications for medicine and industry. Of all organisms, archaea hold the record for living in the hottest and most acidic environments.
An article in the Sept. 2, 2011 issue of Science, described the Rehai hot springs in Tengchong as "biological dark matter exerting an irresistible pull on researchers." The article said certain springs in the park are almost 100 percent archaea, and their cell membranes are composed of lipids unlike any seen in other life forms. One hot spring alone was so acidic it was eating away at the clay ground. The water it contained was almost 212 degrees Fahrenheit, the boiling point of water at sea level. The article said the research team hopes the life forms at Rehai will inspire a global geothermal census.
"The goal is to understand the community structure and function of thermophilic archaea from those hot springs in Tengchong," Chuanlun Zhang said by email. He is one of two U.S. project leaders of the hot spring project that now involves Murter. He has dual faculty appointments in the United States and China.
The overall goal of the collaboration is to train the next generation of scientists while building on existing knowledge about hot spring life in China, Yellowstone National Park and other locations in the United States, said Eric Boyd, an MSU research professor who traveled to China last summer with the same project. Tengchong contains approximately 50 hot springs in one square mile, while Yellowstone has about 10,000 thermal features in 3,472 square miles.
Brian P. Hedlund, associate professor in the School of Life Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and principal investigator of the Partnership in International Research and Education (PIRE) project through the NSF, said Murter was selected for the study because of her high grades, rigorous course work, strong research experience at MSU, excellent recommendation letters, and interest in a career in science.
"It was a simple decision, and I think Emma will be a great researcher and ambassador," Hedlund said by email.
Murter first became involved in research when she was about 11 years old and her family collected water samples and insects for scientists involved with Project WET, a water education organization. After coming to MSU, she conducted research as a freshman in chemistry and biochemistry and continued as a sophomore in microbiology. She works under Boyd's supervision in John Peters' lab in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and the Thermal Biology Institute, both of whom are co-investigators on the China-U.S. project. She is secretary to the Undergraduate Chemistry Society at MSU.
Murter currently isolates genetic material from organisms that live in the Great Salt Lake to understand biodiversity in such a unique and extreme saline environment. Organisms that live in super salty, hot or acidic environments are known as extremophiles. The least salty part of the Great Salt Lake is four times saltier than the ocean, but life grows there, Murter said.
"I'm used to Yellowstone extremophiles, where it's all heat and acid," Murter said. "Working with super-super saturated salty environments is cool."
So is research in general, Murter said during a panel discussion in April, now designated as Student Research Month at MSU.
"Seeing something for the first time that no one has ever seen before is really exhilarating. It's really cool," Murter said.
Murter, who presented her Great Salt Lake research during MSU's Student Research Celebration on April 19, was homeschooled until age 18, but she added classes at MSU-Billings to her schedule when the family moved to Billings. She then received a Lehwalder Presidential Scholarship, which allowed her to enroll at MSU in Bozeman.
"I really really like it. It feels good to be here," Murter said.
The Presidential Scholarship is MSU's most prestigious scholarship and recognizes academic excellence and demonstrated potential for leadership and service. Up to 20 are awarded every fall to freshmen entering MSU. Recipients win a full tuition waiver and a stipend renewable for up to four years. Murter received one of two Lehwalder Presidential Scholarships, which were made possible by a gift from David and Lois Lehwalder, who live in Montana's Ruby River Valley.
Murter's parents - Paul and Melody Murter -- did much to instill in her a love of learning, appreciation for nature and respect for others, Murter said.
With no cutoff time for their school year, the family took field trips in the summer, including one that took them down the Missouri River for a week to see what Lewis and Clark saw. On a 40-acre farm near Hardin, they raised cats, dogs, sheep, turkeys, chickens, cows and a horse. They bred and milked 15 Nubian goats, then turned the milk into soap and cheese. They entered the goats in parades and county fairs, and took them packing in the mountains. The goats' names - including Ivanhoe, Hercules and Heidi - came from books the Murters were reading.
"I grew up with this passion for learning," Murter said.
She is also wild about ballroom dancing and knitting, Murter said. She was a member of the Community Hustlers 4-H Club in Hardin, swam on a Hardin swim team and competed at a national rock climbing contest. She is a self-confessed social butterfly who is active in a Methodist group that meets at the Christus Collegium near campus. She helps with middle school youth groups. She eventually wants to attend graduate school to continue research or go to medical school and work in health care like both her parents.
In the meantime, Murter received $5,000 through the NSF's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program to participate in the hot spring study. The overall study is funded by the NSF and its Chinese equivalent. The NSF is providing $3.75 million through a highly competitive PIRE grant. If the project succeeds, participants hope to expand the study to East Asia including Japan, the Philippines, Russia, Taiwan and Thailand.
For a related article, see "MSU researcher samples Chinese hot springs as part of international collaboration"
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Reverse Pivots with Metasploit - How NOT to make the lightbulb
6 comments:
- Nick Night said...
Well, pivoting is interesting and always worth exploring. I'll make some tests this weekends according to your description..
I'm not sure if it's worth a mention, but in
"meterpreter > portfwd add -L 104.4.4 -l 6666 -r 192.168.1.1 -p 80"
there's a dot missing in the IP address.
- February 6, 2009 at 5:44 AM
- Mark Baggett said...
Thanks Nick. IP addresses were changed to protect the innocent. I will fix the typo. I'll fix the post.
- February 6, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- mtgarden said...
Couple of questions.
1) I successfully encoded a meterpreter shell into a .Doc and it works beautifully. Problem is this: I can't background the session without msfcli hanging up on me. Thoughts? This is on BT3 VM.
2) This works well against Office XP, but I cannot get Office 07 to function. The same file exploits one and not the other. So I created a doc in .docm format and disabled the Macro security and it still fails. I tested this with Office 07 on XP and on Win7. Thoughts?
- February 13, 2009 at 10:28 AM
- Mark Baggett said...
I've experienced the same thing with msfcli. You will want to use ./msfconsole with meterpreter if you going to background it. Backgrounding a msfcli process really doesn't have much benefit because msfcli returns you back to your OS prompt anyway. You need msfconsole running to be able to use the ROUTE command and pivot your attack
Sorry, I haven't tested this on 2007, but I've been told by other that it does work properly. I'm not sure what they did to get it working. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.
- February 14, 2009 at 10:56 AM
- ne0matrix said...
I red your article, and tried to test on my homelab, and this is what i came up with:
And portfwd seems to work...
Apparently the "-L" parameter is meant to listen on the address input, so the address should be the loopback or a local(your IP) IP address.
So we should have something like this:
meterpreter > portfwd add -L 192.168.1.1 -l -r 10.5.5.5 -p 6666
- May 3, 2009 at 1:51 AM
- Mark Baggett said...
Great job on the video demo. Thank you for posting a comment with that link. I should have posted an update to this blog entry. Egypt from the metasploit team emailed me the response below which confirms your findings. Portfwd does indeed open a port listener on the host with the framework running and not on the target. In the scenario video you posted where you 0wn host 1 then relay to Host 2 the use of portfwd commands is not required. I posted a similar video here http://www.screencast.com/users/huperdefigo/folders/Default/media/4d302b6c-9e5b-4efb-bb5c-83fcc35dfc1d
What I've been intending to do, but haven't gotten around to it, is record a demo of a 3 host relay Attacker -> Victim 1 -> Victim 2 -> Victim 3 by using PORTFWD instead of ROUTE to go from Victim 1 to Victim 2 since using ROUTE alone will only get you a two host pivot. Very nice job on the video.
Here is Egypt's reply to my question:
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 2:17 AM, egypt at metasploit.com wrote:
> Hash: SHA1
> Mark,
> The portfwd command does not open a listener on the meterpreter
> server, it opens a listener on the metasploit machine so you can talk
> to things behind the meterpreter server. I had this same
> misconception when I first started using meterpreter.
> meterpreter > portfwd add -l 9999 -p 80 -r 192.168.97.123
> [*] Local TCP relay created: 0.0.0.0:9999 192.168.97.123:80
> meterpreter >
> framework3 # netstat -pant|grep 9999
> tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:9999 0.0.0.0:*
> LISTEN 15398/ruby
> tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:43232 127.0.0.1:9999
> ESTABLISHED 11609/firefox
> tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:9999 127.0.0.1:43232
> ESTABLISHED 15398/ruby
> framework3 #
> I've found this to be most useful for hacking intranet webservers
> because it allows you to open a browser pointed at localhost:9999 that
> goes through your meterp session into the intranet. What you are
> talking about (having the meterp machine listen and forward traffic
> back through the tunnel) is currently unimplemented. I don't think it
> is a monumental task, but nobody has done it yet.
> In the example on your blog, you say victim1 has unfiltered access to
> victim2. If this is really the case, you can simply add the route as
> in your example and use a bind payload -- everything will be tunneled.
> Hope this helped,
> egypt
- May 3, 2009 at 3:23 PM


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As the Washington Nationals gear up for the second half of the 2014 baseball season, the team today announced the addition of Faith Day to the promotional schedule, which features a free postgame concert with contemporary Christian musician Lincoln Brewster on Saturday, September 6.
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Here's to director Jack Arnold, who deserves a second look.
I was watching Jack Arnold's Tarantula last night on TCM, and was struck once again by Arnold's economy in his shot structure, the simplicity and style with which he sets up his shots, the smooth and precise editing patterns, and the way in which he takes his material seriously, no matter how outlandish the basic premise. With such films as The Incredible Shrinking Man, The Space Children, and Creature From The Black Lagoon to his credit, it's easy to forget that Arnold also directed one of the most interesting Westerns of the 1950s, No Name on the Bullet, starring World War II veteran Audie Murphy as hired killer John Gant who arrives in a small town, intent on killing someone for pay — but whom? Everyone in the town seems to have some secret in their past, some enemy who wants them out of the way, but Gant refuses to tip his hand, resulting in a complete meltdown of the fabric as the community, since everyone thinks Gant is after them alone. Arnold is a really underrated American director, and his work deserves a great deal more scrutiny; here, then, is just a tip of the hat to the man who defined 1950s science fiction, but was also capable of a great deal more, if only he hadn't become so identified with one genre alone.


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Searching in greek
I want to do a search of a phrase with a pronoun followed by a noun... and pronoun + definitive article + noun
I tried but, without good results. Please, how can it be done? Thank you
'pronoun + noun
'ουτος + noun
'ουτος @n (but can't be made)
'ουτος @d @n
pronoun + definitive article + noun
Is for a study of Mat.16:18 "upon this (the) rock" ἐπὶ ταύτῃ τῇ πέτρᾳ
Have seen in grammar one explanation but I see another things in other verses... for example Rev 20:5,6,14
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So I wanted to introduce my 6 year old daughter to woodworking when I recognized that she sometimes watched me interested what I was doing. I used my Ryobi 16 in. scroll saw for this project and my daughter did the gluing The great thing is that these little projects can be made from leftover scrap wood from other projects. My wife was sure happy with our valentine's day present we made for her. Thanks RYOBI
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