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Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options MSS: (EnableICMPRedirect) Allow ICMP redirects to override OSPF generated routes Disabled To minimize the risk of network routing problems for the computer. ICMP redirects will not override OSPF generated routes, this should have little impact since the computer is not supposed to be providing routing and remote access services. AC-3 CM-6 CM-7 SC-5 HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\EnableICMPRedirect
This can cause problems with RAS machines, most people shouldn't see issues. ICMP can be redirected if it passes through a server, this setting only allows it from first hop routers.
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options MSS: (Hidden) Hide computer from the browse list (Not Recommended except for highly secure environments Enabled To make it harder for a malicious user to gain information about the computer over the network. The computer will not appear on the browse list or in the Network Neighborhood of other computers on the network. AC-4 SC-5 HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Parameters\Hidden
When you look in network neighborhood or Network on win7, computers will no longer appear there. While convenient, it is not necessary and creates an easy way for users to search for resources they shouldn't be accessing.
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options MSS: (NoNameReleaseOnDemand) Allow the computer to ignore NetBIOS name release requests except from WINS servers Enabled To minimize the risk of spoofing attacks against the NetBIOS protocol. Problems may arise if 2 or more computers on the network share the same NetBIOS name. AC-4 SC-5 HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netbt\Parameters\NoNameReleaseOnDemand
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options MSS: (ScreenSaverGracePeriod) The time in seconds before the screen saver grace period expires (0 Recommended) 5 To lower the risk of an unauthorized user gaining access to the logon session of another user. When the screensaver activates the user will only have 5 seconds to move the mouse or strike a key before the desktop session will be locked. AC-3 AC-11 CM-6 CM-7 HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\ScreenSaverGracePeriod
Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options Network access: Do not allow storage of passwords and credentials for network authentication Enabled To minimize the risk of malicious software gaining access to cached passwords. Users will have to always enter their username and password when accessing network resources not accessible to their domain account. IA-4 HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\DisableDomainCreds
This is also good defense against usb key based attack devices if an attacker gains physical access to a company computer. Many prebuilt packages are floating around on the net that will suck all the stored passwords out of browsers, windows etc in a few seconds.


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Hi chowhounds - first off, a BIG thank you to all the contributors on this board. Chowhound and tripadvisor has been a great resource whilst planning for this trip.
My wife and I (both of us are fr SouthEastAsia and speak no Spanish) will be travelling to Spain for the first time in early September. Would have loved to spend more days, but time and money will not allow. For eating options, we are In any case, itinerary as follows :
Day 1 (Sat)
- Arrive Barca 8am. Check-in. Staying at Barri Gothic.
- Grab a bocadillos from BO D B (barceloneta) and head to Passieg de Gracia.
- Late lunch (2.30pm) at CALDENI - followed by Sagrada Familia
- Late dinner at TICKETS
Day 2 (Sun)
- Early lunch 12noon at TAPEO - then to Parc Guell
- (looking for suggestions for snacks/tapas place around Parc Guell to Nou Camp area)
- 8pm at Nou Camp for Barca vs Valencia match at 8pm
- Late dinner at KIOSKO BURGER
Day 3 (Mon)
- LA BOUQUERIA in the morning (will probably eat light)
- Early lunch at QUIMENT & QUIMET – then explore Las Ramblas/Gothic area/beach
- Late dinner at HISOP
Day 4 (Tues)
- Depart Barca and arrive Bilbao around 10.30am
- Lunch at ASADOR ETXEBARRI – will try not to get lost on the way there
- Leave for San Seb after lunch - staying around old town area
- PINTXOS crawl – (used todopintxos.com as a guide)
Day 5 (Wed)
- Simple breakfast/walk around San Seb town/check out
- Long lunch at AKELARRE – then drive back to Bilbao – try to catch Guggenheim at dusk
- (have not decided on where to have dinner in Bilbao – any suggestions for simple, not too pricey options?)
Day 6 (Thurs)
- Leave Bilbao and Spain in the morning .. boo …
That's the plan so far. There are so many places and things we want to try but keeping in mind our budget (cant do the Akelarre, Mugaritz, Arzak trio) and the limited time (wanted to do lunch at Gelonch, Embat,Sauc, Gresca!) also did not want to overeat (heading to Italy and france to eat more after) – we've narrowed it down to the options above. Any suggestions on improvements to the above is greatly appreciated, Gracias!

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Stepping Stones is a non profit organization in the Morgantown area that provides services to people with disabilities.
It hosted a fundraiser Friday; the James Gabriel Golf Tournament.
The event has been its biggest fundraiser over the past 39 years.
"We do provide programs for individuals that have disabilities. Children through adults. Right now we're starting our summer camp, which is an eight week program that we offer. We're going to have 50 kids that are going to be there for this camp," said Nora Raymond, of Stepping Stones.
Stepping Stones is the only local organization to provide recreational programs for disabled children and adults.


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The timezone in McFall Station is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 07:59 and Sunset at 18:30. It's Dark
Latitude. 29.1356°, Longitude. -82.1036°
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- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- South Ocala Baptist Church (1km)
- Spirit Life Church (1.9km)
- Grace Presbyterian Church (2.2km)
- Grace PCA Presbyterian Church (2.2km)
- Calvary Baptist Church (3.3km)
- Missionary Church (3.3km)
- Saint Pauls Missionary Baptist Church (4km)
- South Ocala Baptist Church (5.1km)
- Original Little Chapel United Methodist Church (5.1km)
- Berean Baptist Church (5.1km)
- Welcome Stranger Baptist Church (5.1km)
- Bible Baptist Church (5.4km)
- Saint John Lutheran Church (5.6km)
- Saint Johns Church (5.6km)
- Central Baptist Church (5.7km)
- Saint George Anglican Church (5.9km)
- Our Saviour Lutheran Church (6km)
- Druid Hills United Methodist Church (6.2km)
- Trinity Baptist Church (6.2km)
- Moss Bluff Baptist Church (6.3km)
- Liberty Temple Christian Mission Apostolic Church (6.3km)
- Cornerstone Bible Church (6.5km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Sunshine and Light (2.9km)
- A R C Marion Incorporated (4.3km)
- South Ocala Elementary School (4.3km)
- Shady Hill School (4.3km)
- Forest High School (5km)
- Saint John Lutheran School (5.4km)
- Hillcrest School (5.7km)
- Saint John Lutheran School (5.7km)
- Sandy Hill Academy (6.1km)
- Memorial Christian School (6.2km)
- Maplewood Elementary School (6.3km)
- Maplewood Elementary School (6.4km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- McFall Station (0km)
- Bienvenidos Iglesia Bautista Nazaret (2km)
- Little Chapel United Methodist Church of Santos (3.1km)
- Church at The Springs (4.3km)
- U S Army Reserve Center (4.4km)
- Church of Christ (4.8km)
- First Baptist Church of Ocala (5.1km)
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (5.3km)
- Lutheran Church of the Incarnation (6.3km)
- building(s);
- a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Ocala Fire Station Number 2 (4.7km)
- Forest High School Stadium (4.7km)
- Marion County Sheriffs Office-South Multi-District (4.8km)
- Marion County Fire-Rescue Station Number 16 (5.1km)
- Brick City Park Stadium (5.1km)
- Ocala Sewage Disposal Plant (5.3km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Camp Roosevelt (2.2km)
- Santos (4.2km)
- Maricamp (4.2km)
- Montague (4.3km)
Accommodation around McFall Station
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Forest Lawn Cemetery (0.9km)
- Forest Lawn Memory Gardens (1.1km)
- Burrell Cemetery (6.7km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Louise, Lake (5.7km)
- Blue Sink (6.4km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- F P Sanchez Grant (4.6km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Fisher Park (5.4km)
- hospital;
- a building in which sick or injured, especially those confined to bed, are medically treated.
- Charter Springs Hospital (3.4km)
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- Sparr, Florida city o
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Cecil fld(NZC), Jacksonville, Usa (162.2km)
Jacksonville nas(NIP), Jacksonville, Usa (170.9km)


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Poor music industry. Things really just keep getting harder and harder for them. Part of the problem now is that, for a while, the industry went through a bit of a 'golden age' that will probably never be repeated again but is still longed for by artists and executives. The public was happy to spend lots of money on plastic disks (and tapes before that) that cost nothing to make and were difficult to reproduce. Then everything changed. The industry just watched and kept trying to sell their plastic disks, even as everyone else started moving to MP3 files and sharing. Imagine how different the music industry might be today, if the record labels themselves had pushed for individual song downloads at low prices? They could even have developed mp3 players, much as the online bookstores are doing today with eReaders.
For smaller (but still known) artists, there was still the opportunity to make money through concerts. These were fairly easy to promote across the small and focused band of music media – channels such as MTV, magazines such as Rolling Stone.
These days, however, music media has splintered. Fragmented. MTV now has more reality shows than music. The few music magazines have turned into dozens of websites, blogs, radio shows, podcasts etc. For a small artist, it is very difficult to purchase enough ad space across all these networks to connect with the target audience.
This is forcing artists to look for innovate ways to further their careers.
A great example is Tom Petty, an American singer/songwriter, via KCRW's On The Beat. He is currently launching a new album and accompanying concert tour. Here is the deal he is offering his fans:
- Buy a concert ticket at a slightly higher price
- Get a free digital copy of the new album
- At the end of the tour, get 8 exclusive live tracks
This is an awesome idea, check out how everyone benefits:
1. The record label should be making some money from the ticket sales, in exchange for giving away the album.
2. The record label gets the contact details of fans, who are willing to buy concert tickets. This gives them perfectly targeted data for future sales efforts for either this artist, or similar ones.
3. The concert ticketing company gets good marketing support to help them promote the tour. Rather than just a ticket, it is now ticket + album.
4. For the performer, it means that the fans are already familiar with the album when they come for the concert, which creates a much better atmosphere at the event.
The only people who don't benefit are the retail stores that would be selling the album, but since that is a rapidly fading market anyway, its hard to justify supporting something that needs to change its sales model. In India, most of the music stores are transforming to music/film/mobile/gaming.
The structure of this entire industry is quite different in India for a number of reasons:
1. Almost all popular music is from films. The music supports the film marketing and the film supports the music.
2. The audience is often unaware of who wrote or performed individual tracks. For live performances, the audience often prefers to see an actor from the film lip synching on stage, rather than the actual singer singing.
3. Because of the sheer amount of film music produced, it is difficult to get airplay for or promote independent, non-film music.
4. India doesn't have a strong industry for paid performances. Despite the massive population, the big Indian cities have less than a 10th of the number of live shows each week that you would find in any large developed city. Further, only a tiny percentage of the Indian shows are paid. Most are free. This makes it very difficult for musicians to earn a living.
5. The few venues that actively promote live music are highly selective in their programming, allowing perhaps only English language music, or reserving most slots for international groups.
Things are slowly changing. As the middle class grows, interests in music will mature and diversify, and people will be more willing to pay for performances. It will be interesting to see how the media develops to support this.