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Mon, Mar 25, 2013 | 01:41 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown full game headed to iOS
Here's what you've been waiting for since you first fell in love with XCOM: Enemy Unknown and regretted having to leave it at home every day; the Firaxis strategy gem is headed to iPad and iPhone, with no feature left behind.
Tue, Feb 26, 2013 | 23:50 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown headed to Mac with all DLC
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will finally become available to OS-X users thanks to port specialist Feral Interactive. The Mac version is called the Elite Edition, and includes the base game and all previously released DLC including the Slingshot pack, the Elite Soldier pack and the Second Wave update. Although no release date has been set, you can pre-order the Elite Edition through Feral's dedicated mini-site. XCOM: Enemy Unknown is also available on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Tue, Jan 29, 2013 | 07:32 GMT
"It's a good thing" Firaxis's 2003 X-COM reboot never happened
Firaxis's Jake Solomon has said an earlier push to reboot X-COM ahead of 2012′s Enemy Unknown is probably better off in the prototype afterlife.
Wed, Jan 09, 2013 | 20:25 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown has "really awesome" DLC coming in 2013
XCOM: Enemy Unknown lead designer Jake Solomon has said to expect more DLC for the game this year, as Slingshot and Second Wave are just the start. "We do have more content coming in 2013," he told Polygon. "We're working on something really awesome." A release window wasn't provided, as Solomon said it will take the team "some time" to complete the work. Solomon did say, though, that the next DLC wouldn't have the "limited scope" of the Slingshot DLC.
Tue, Jan 08, 2013 | 06:07 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown Second Wave DLC is free, due today
XCOM: Enemy Unknown's second DLC pack is a free pile of game-altering options available right now.
Tue, Dec 11, 2012 | 03:40 GMT
Fallen XCOM soldiers honored on Facebook page
The inevitably lost soldiers endured when fighting to protect earth in XCOM: Enemy Unknown can now be remembered and honored publicly on a Facebook XCOM memorial wall.
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Tue, Dec 04, 2012 | 15:39 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown screens and video show off Slingshot DLC
Want to have a look at screenshots and video for XCOM: Enemy Unknown's first DLC, the Slingshot Pack? Of course you do. Head onward for your fill. The content is out today on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 according to 2K. It'll release on PSN in Europe tomorrow.
Tue, Dec 04, 2012 | 14:17 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown – Slingshot add-on now available
The first add-on pack for XCOM:Enemy Unknown, the Slingshot Content Pack, is now available for $6.99/560 MS Points on PC, PS3, and Xbox Live. PS3 users in Europe can expect the content to land tomorrow via the weekly PSN update. In the DLC, players will meet a Triad operative, divert an alien ship's course, and battle the aliens in the skies over China through new linked Council missions. The pack also includes three new maps tied to the Council missions, a new playable squad character, and new character customization options. If you've yet to pick the game up, a two level single-player demo is still available through PSN, Steam, and XBL.
Fri, Nov 30, 2012 | 13:10 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown 'Slingshot' DLC launches next week, features Triads
XCOM: Enemy Unknown's 'Slingshot' DLC launches next week on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, and sees earth's defenders working alongside the Triad to repel an alien attack. Check out the details below.
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 | 13:29 GMT
XCOM Enemy Unknown: Gollop praises developer's 'great job'
XCOM: Enemy Unknown developer Firaxis had a mammoth task on its hands when attempting to reboot Julian Gollop's original game UFO: Enemy Unknown. The team can relax however, as the 2K-published game has received Gollop's blessing.
Thu, Nov 01, 2012 | 20:46 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown patch will make Easy mode easier
If the aliens of XCOM: Enemy Unknown have been vaporizing too many of your comrades lately, fear not: 2K and Firaxis are planning on easing things up a bit.
Wed, Oct 31, 2012 | 20:26 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Unknown to receive more DLC in 2013
Publisher 2K Games has unveiled plans to release more downloadable content for XCOM: Enemy Unknown sometime next year.
Tue, Oct 23, 2012 | 22:02 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown getting two pieces of single-player DLC
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will be getting two pieces of single-player add-on content. In addition to these two add-on content packs, the Elite Soldier Pack, which was free to those who pre-ordered the game, is now available for purchase.
Wed, Oct 17, 2012 | 23:30 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown Steam achievements hint at possible DLC
XCOM: Enemy Unknown fans believe they've uncovered hints at a future DLC expansion.
Wed, Oct 17, 2012 | 08:55 BST
Lack of marketing and wise spending causing 'middle industry' to shrink – report
The holiday season is almost upon us, and gaming's biggest triple-a juggernauts are about to come out and play. Gamasutra's Matt Matthews has shed light on why games that fall between indie and triple-a – the 'middle industry' – are having a tougher time these days. Basically they aren't marketed enough and you're not spending as much money.
Mon, Oct 15, 2012 | 09:01 BST
UK Charts: FIFA 13 holds top spot, Dishonored sneaks in second
FIFA 13 has held its position at the top of the official UK charts, and new IP release Dishonored has snuck in at 2nd. More stats below.
Wed, Oct 10, 2012 | 17:01 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown: death and emergent stories
With XCOM: Enemy Unknown shipping in the US and Europe this week, Patrick Lum explores the reboot's emergent narrative and systemic storytelling.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 16:35 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown demo now available on Steam, XBL, PSN soon
XCOM: Enemy Unknown is out in the US today, and there's a demo available on Xbox Live and Steam for the Firaxis title.
Mon, Oct 08, 2012 | 17:10 BST
XCOM Enemy Unknown: where to buy it cheapest – UK edition
XCOM: Enemy Unknown has just followed in Dishonored's footsteps by receiving rave reviews across the board. Find out where to buy it cheapest in our handy buyers guide, and don't say we're never god to you.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 08:04 BST
XCOM: Enemy Unknown reviews get all the scores here
XCOM: Enemy Unknown reviews have begun. The paranormal strategy game from Firaxis harks back to the classic days of turn-based strategic play, but with many modern twists that don't pander to today's standards. In other words, it's awesome and hardcore. Get all the scores below.


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Race Organizer Comments Visit the New England of long ago! Steve Eustis (3/31/04) The Green Mountain Athletic Association is proud to offer a relaxed, uncrowded, quality marathon at an affordable price. The certified course is run entirely on a sparsley populated island in Lake Champlain - see wineries, orchards, family farms, beautiful mountain and lake vistas, and a small New England village. View photos of the 2003 race and see for yourself! Use the money saved on your entry fee to visit some of Vermont's many attractions.
The Green Mountain Athletic Association is proud to offer a relaxed, uncrowded, quality marathon at an affordable price. The certified course is run entirely on a sparsley populated island in Lake Champlain - see wineries, orchards, family farms, beautiful mountain and lake vistas, and a small New England village. View photos of the 2003 race and see for yourself! Use the money saved on your entry fee to visit some of Vermont's many attractions.
This was my first-ever marathon in 2011, and I am coming back this year after doing others because I loved it so much! The course is flat, scenic, and on packed dirt. It's a perfect size race, and the organizers are so enthusiastic and have planned everything extremely well. You should definitely check it out!
This was such a nice race. Beautiful scenery (especially running by the lake... wish the weather would have been better that day though), and most of it is on hard-packed dirt trail rather than pavement. Much kinder to the joints and no post-race pain. Plenty of water stops. Course was just challenging enough: some hills that presented a nice challenge, but nothing too painful and steep. The volunteers and race organizers were amazing, always shouting encouragement to runners as they ran by. It was extremely well-organized, and I would DEFINITELY do this race again.
First time running this race, couldn't recommend a better race to run. Gorgeous scenery, even despite the weather we had on race day (40s, 15-20 mph gusts off the lake, rain). Great views of the Adirondacks in NY, as well as the surrounding farms and estates of the island. The race was well organized, everyone I met and dealt with was friendly and helpful, and the spectators were very supportive and stuck out the foul weather for us runners! Many aid stations with gels and various drinks was a nice surprise despite carrying my own fuel. It had all the amenities of a large marathon with none of the headaches, confusion and lack of personality the bigger ones often have. The course is tougher than the average road marathon, but that is why I ran it. Could not recommend more!
GMAA put on a nice race. The 7th &8th graders put on a fine pre-race pasta dinner. All volunteers were helpful and friendly. Packet pickup was very flexible over three days. I love the design of the race shirts. A specific shirt for the marathon and for the halfer. Obviously some thought and care went into making them. The medal, unfortunately, is cheap and disappointing. A generic medal with a plastic sticker over it denoting both the half marathon and marathon. I would rather have paid a little more for the entry fee to have received a nicer keepsake that says MARATHON, the race I completed. If you are planning to run this race, beware of the potential weather conditions around Lake Champlain. This running included temps in the 40s, rain, and relentless, howling headwinds over much of the out-and-back course, in both directions. Despite the stunning, off-season, rural setting, there was a surprising amount of traffic to watch out for. To be fair, it was difficult to hear cars coming from behind due to the strong, steady wind. Spectators were few, and hanging in numbly, but super friendly and encouraging. Mile markers were large and visible, more than abundant water stops with Gatorade, gels, and that Hammer sports drink that I wish I'd learned about earlier(loved it). I would recommend this race.
This is a small and very well organized race. The scenery is awesome and the course is not too hilly. The breeze from Lake Champlain is very welcome. The race location is very easy to get to from both NY State and nearby Burlington, VT. The race doesn't attract a huge amount of fans so if you are looking for an ego boost all along the way this may not be your race. I ran poorly and I still loved it.
I have nothing else to say that this was the greatest marathon I ever ran. The organization was super and the course was awesome. Great views on the lake all along. The spag diner was so nice and enjoyable. I will be back next year for sure.
Very nice old school marathon, pin on your bib, walk to the start and go. As advertised, the unpaved portions of the course were pretty smooth and well packed. Water stop crews were great, very enthusiastic. I passed the last water cup at one, and asked a young lady 'is that water?' (it would be nice if races used green cups for sports drink and white for water...) When I heard 'no, sorry, Gatorade' I just kept running and figured I would just wait until the next waterstop. From behind I heard 'I got ya' and turned to see one of the volunteers chasing me down with a cup of water. Absolute awesomeness. Cold at the start in singlet and shorts, but temp was great once you warmed up. There was a good headwind after the turnaround. I'll take those conditions anyday over heat and humidity. Personally, I would go without a shirt if if meant an upgrade to the finisher's medal, but for the price I can't complain at all. I've already recommended it to friends, I thought it was great. Thanks very much to GMAA for a nice run.
This was my second marathon. Very easy to get to. Very well organized. Great volunteers. Beautifull course. I will return.
This was my first Vermont Marathon and it is one that I would recommend doing. The course was for the most part very scenic. There was minimal traffic on the course, although you have to be alert at times. The course was mostly flat with a few hills. There was a short but steep hill somewhere around mile 23. I walked it. A longer hill, but more gradual to contend with around mile 24. When you get to the 25 mile mark it's flat to slightly downhill to the finish. This is a great destination for those who would like to do a mini-vacation. Bring your bikes and try to get one of the B & B's in South Hero if you can.
Course was as advertised...rolling. It isn't super hilly, but there are some challenging grades. The only awful hill is unfortunately the last half of mile 25 - ugh. But the last 1.2 miles are a straight, flat shot! I got back up to my goal race pace for it - it was fun to sail in that way. The course is LOVELY - water, farms, lots of animals, and the dirt is great to run on. The parts that are paved are well maintained, too. No crumbling or uneven surfaces. Everything is well organized, packet pickup is easy. All runners were very friendly, and supportive to each other. Lots of cheering each other on. Support stations are enthusiastic and VERY well done. Not a lot of spectators, which I don't care about, but those that were out there were awesome. I loved this small, uncrowded race, and would very much recommend it, and hope to do it again. I BQ'd - its a pretty fast course overall. Weather was slightly chilly, but not really bad, and the sun was out off and on. Beware the wind, though! The veggie chili they offer after was fabulous.
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I would get a trainer involved.
Mon Jun 11, 2012 7:51pm
If you have your heart set on working it out, I would find a good trainer in your area that works with positive reinforcement and has lots of experience. If you'd like, you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'd be happy to help find someone in your area that has the right credentials.
It's hard to know what to recommend because, without seeing the dogs, it's hard to tell whether it's serious or whether they are just getting to know one another. A trainer with experience will be able to let you know either way, and help you try to change the behavior if needed. It's important not to have anxiety about them interacting with one another, because that anxiety can transfer onto them, too, and cause more trouble.
Let us know if we can be of any help! I am so sorry for your loss.
Need advice or comfort
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 2:24pm
I will start by saying that Maggie is fine. So don't worry about the subject line. This will be way too long, but it has been growing for awhile. My brother who lived in Texas became ill (strokes,...
Sorry for your loss Betsy (nm)
Maria, Nadal and Iker,
Tue Jun 12 9:02pm
Thank you
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Tue Jun 12 9:44pm
Funny how the death of a close family member has such long lasting impact and changes your life. I have to consider my brother's age and poor health and accept that it was time. However, he was such...
Hi Betsy, you probably already know
Cristy(Mali and Honey),
Tue Jun 12 4:08pm
about http://www.petrescuebyjudy.com/ I live in Altamonte and know people that found their rescues through her. They even have a section for Senior dogs. Can't hurt to gve her a call. I feel so bad...
Pets by Judy
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Tue Jun 12 9:31pm
I have heard of her and actually have seen her at a few places. That is a good suggestion. I am still trying to get my brain around giving her away, but I am a little more open to it. Of course, if I ...
Betsy, where do you guys live? Maybe we can help
Tue Jun 12 11:46am
with finding Daisy the perfect home near you so you can visit her? I love the idea of renting out your guest house, but let me ask you, would Daisy and Maggie share the same back yard still? You'd...
Daisy the Dominator
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Tue Jun 12 2:14pm
Hi Crystal, It has been so great to discuss this here because I feel like I am gaining some perspective and getting some great advice...which I really needed. You are so sweet to offer to find her a...
Oh, I'm so sorry...
Jen T (Ole & Ivy),
Mon Jun 11 9:05pm
What an awful thing to be dealing with on top of the loss of your brother. I'm so sorry for your loss. I really admire that you decided to adopt your brother's dog. But I'm sure that you had no idea...
I think you're right
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 10:54pm
Hi Jen, Daisy has really surprised me. She seems docile and sort of easy-going and then she goes for the blood! She is just very assertive in many ways and it really shows in her interactions with...
I would get a trainer involved.
Mon Jun 11 7:51pm
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 8:41pm
Thank you, Ren. I know you speak with lots of knowledge behind your words. Personally, I have come to believe it is pretty serious. I don't think it will get like "killer" because we won't let it get ...
I tend to agree with Crystal that Daisy
Donna (Ariel),
Mon Jun 11 3:33pm
should be an only dog. She's older and used to being the "leader". That being said, the only thing I would suggest would be a dog trainer. Sometimes an objective eye is needed. Good luck. What you're ...
Thank you
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 5:06pm
I tend to agree with both of you that Daisy should be an only dog. She would be insanely happy. Maybe I just needed permission to give up but it may take awhile. :-) I know Maggie thinks that would...
Depends on the kind of conure, sun conures
Donna (Ariel),
Mon Jun 11 7:36pm
and the like live around 20 years. Now if you have one of the larger conures you could be looking at 50 years.
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 8:23pm
Oh, Well. We have two amazons (1 yellow-nape and 1 blue-front) that are 33 years old. I think they live to be 80. I guess I'm in it for the long haul. I just need to live to be 100 like my mother and ...
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Donna (Ariel),
Wed Jun 13 8:02am
with people who understand birds. Very nice!
Aww Betsy I'm so sorry about your brother ;(
Mon Jun 11 3:06pm
You are an Angel for bringing him and his family to be with you guys! I'm sure you made some forever memories during that time for sure.. It's a very noble thing what you are trying to do with Daisy, ...
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Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 3:22pm
Thank you, Crystal, for your warm hugs, understanding, and ideas. I must admit I have wrestled with the idea of finding a home for Daisy. I guess I'm not there yet, but I agree that she would be...
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JC56 (Creasey),
Mon Jun 11 2:33pm
Have you tried lots of praises and possibly some high value treats when the two of them are relaxing nicely together, or even playing nicely? I wish I could be more help, and really look forward to...
Praise and treats
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 2:39pm
We do praise and offer their favorite treats when they are ignoring one another and are in the same area. They really have never played together at all and pretty much avoid one another and keep...
Re: Praise and treats
JC56 (Creasey),
Mon Jun 11 2:52pm
Have you tried walking both at the same time? Having Maggie lead the way? They do say that dogs leading the way ARE the pack leader. Perhaps you walk Maggie just a few steps ahead, while someone else ...
Worth a try!
Betsy (Mom of Maggie),
Mon Jun 11 3:09pm
Thanks for the suggestions! We have not yet tried walking them together with Maggie in front. We will definitely do that. Both dogs get a mile walk daily with my husband walking Maggie in the...
Re: Worth a try!
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Mon Jun 11 3:14pm
LOL..I guess I can relate. Creasey is only 8 months but he's just a big goofball. You can so tell he's the gentle type and not an aggressive Alpha male. He'll puff up his chest and bark, and it's a...
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Is this stuff really worth it price to benefiets in your opinion?
yeah bro, i love the igf, i get sooo lean and vascular, last time i did it i injected my bis, chest and calves, they all grew. My calves grew an entire inch, my arms grew a 1/2 inch and my chest grew a lil over a 1/2 inch. This and toremifine are musts for my post cycle therapy. It also helps greatly with healing. I had hurt my left pec right before i started the igf and it healed very quickly.
not meaning to hijack but...
Has anyone noticed any skin tightening effects from taking igf?
I wasn't all too impressed with my first go-round with it. But I am planning on giving it another go in the near future, maybe during this PCT...
I voted "No" but I see it more of a middle ground.
How do you prep inject for IGF ...i put 50 mcg IGF-LR3 (diluted in AA) then i fill the rest of syringe with BA NaCl. Am i losing any IGF into the BA NaCl vial when i add the solution to my syringe?
im not exactly sure what you are asking here (either that or im to lazy to reread it) so ill just tell you this, you will want to dilute all of your igf with your AA. if you have 1000 mcgs about 2 ml of AA is what i do. put them together in a vial.. if your igf vial is big enough for 2ml of AA then use that (squirt the AA down the side of the bottle, not directly into it.) again idk if you already did this or not.. anywho... when your ready to inject take the syringe you just sucked up wit your reconstitued igf and put it in the BA water, dont fill the whole rest of the syring up with BA thats just madness.. i only go about 10 or 15 notches (lines, IU's, whatever) oo and no dont worry, no igf will ge tlost in your BA Water vile.. i think thats what you asked
i fill the whole syringe with ba,or methly b12...i think aa stings like a mofo....specially in yout traps and calves...ouch!!!
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pretty much on days you workout, directly after you workout, in the muscles you just worked out, within 20 minutes after your workout, that should workout.
I do 40mcg bilaterally.
After I draw the IGF, i suck back a little air so there's no IGF in the syringe. That way the chances of it leaking into your BW are 0. Either way it should be fine if you draw it out upside down like normal...
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I have used it once during PCT. Did not really notice much as i already have pretty low bf. Helps with appetite which i did notice during my run with it. Could tell it was legit cus i used slin with it one time and as normal procedure i lowered the amount of slin i would normally used and i still went hypo. Anyways i have not given up. In the future i plan on running it during a cycle in hopes for a synergistic effect. To all of those who did get good results were you using media grade or receptor grade????
I am around 6-9%bf when im bulking man. The last time i used igf, i was bulking, but it was really clean, and i went down to 3.1%. I wasnt getting ready for anything and i wasnt trying to cut. And yes it helps protein synthesis so it helps you keep gains during postcycle.


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brboy1 said:Imagine,small island next to who it should belong to before invaders came,somewhere like Gibralta,wanting to go back to its native country.
Or Hong Kong.
who'd of thought you would threaten war & death if they didn't go down the correct political route?
brboy1 said:Wasn't hong kong within the B E before we gave it back & is gibraltar still ours or is it spains.Not that good at me history,like.
Didn't we have a war with the yanks over independance couple of hundred years ago. 4$th july & all that.Seen the film with will young/smith.
Not the same scenario?
Then pardon me very glad.
brboy1 said:Why have we got the rock though.
I know were not the only ones.Frogs have some & the 'Talians,but what for?
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What did you think of Elizabeth in Bonnie and Clyde? I loved seeing her on the show and her character as well! If you didn't get a chance to watch you can on History's website.
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I have added new stills of Elizabeth in Bonnie and Clyde which you can see here in the gallery! Don't forget to watch part 1 of the show this Sunday night on A&E, Lifetime and History! (I have also added new Instagram photos of Elizabeth's to the gallery here!)
A behind the scenes video of True Detective has been released and you can see Elizabeth in the beginning!
Elizabeth now has a dog named Luther! At first she was just fostering Luther for Tails of the City Animal Rescue but later adopted him!
The official Facebook has posted about Luther which you can see below!
Elizabeth has posted some pictures of Luther to her Instagram which you can see here!
History's official Bonnie and Clyde website posted a video of her talking about her character PJ Lane and you can watch it below!
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Speaking of Elizabeth's Instagram she has also posted a video and I thought I'd post it because I think it's cute!
A promotional image of Elizabeth in Bonnie and Clyde has come out which you can see below!
Doesn't Elizabeth look beautiful?! There's also information about the character PJ Lane on History's official Bonnie and Clyde website which you can see below:
A young, well-schooled female reporter with the Dallas Dispatch, P.J. Lane is a hard-working, ambitious newswoman at a time when female journalists are a rarity. After an exclusive interview with Bonnie Parker, P.J. writes a series of articles which make Bonnie and Clyde look like glamorous, sexy rebels and helps create the lure of the outlaws that lives on today.
True Detective now has a official release date of January 12, 2014! Who's excited? I am!
A trailer for Bonnie and Clyde has come out and you can see it below! Sadly Elizabeth is not in it but I have added stills of her on the show and you can see them here!
Claudia has been kind enough to send screencaps of Elizabeth in Puccini for Beginners and Against the Current which you can see it the gallery!
Thanks to Claudia for letting me know Elizabeth went to the A.C.O.D Premiere on the 26th!
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This unit explores the variety of forms through which science information is communicated. Specialised science communicators can appreciate the important role that communication plays in improving scientific literacy and providing accurate and relevant scientific information to the public. This unit is designed to help students to develop skills in researching, collating, and analysing data to present in a form that is suitable and appropriate for the particular audience. This includes mastering oral, written and visual communication modes. The unit content includes Scientific communication; Reporting of scientific research; Communication strategies for a variety of audiences; Science and the public; Science and the media; Use of media to promote communication; Public construction of scientific ideas, and interpersonal and organisational communication.
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SSH Known Hosts Editing
Following up on my last 2 posts about SSH key based authentication, here's some more useful SSH commands to manage the known hosts file that I didn't know about before.
The known hosts file, located at ~/.ssh/known_hosts, is where server public keys end up when you say "yes" to accepting a host key upon connecting to a server you've never connected to before. Chances are your file is full of keys by now if you connect to a lot of different machines. If you need to remove a key for a server change or if you no longer use the server, you can easily clean it up without editing the file directly.
You can first check if the host is even in the file:
ssh-keygen -F jfro.me
This will display the entry from the file if found. You can remove it with this command:
ssh-keygen -R jfro.me
Unfortunately it's not as easy if you use non-standard ports, it has to be an exact match to the host entry in the file:
ssh-keygen -R "[example.com]:1234"
Tags: ssh, sysadmin, servers, tips
SSH Public Key Uploading Script
After my previous post, I realized I've wanted a simple way of uploading & authorizing my public key on new servers. After some searching I found a script that I tweaked a bit and put it on gist.
This gist has 2 versions, one is a shell function, the other a shell script. For some people it'll probably be easier just grabbing the script and putting it in their path like at /usr/local/bin/sshput. Some might like putting it in their zshrc, profile, etc. as a shell function which is what I did.
First file is function, second is the script:
After it's installed, you can easily upload & authorize your public key on a new server:
sshput myserver.local
It'll ask for your password for the server, then transfer the key and append it to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server. By default the script uploads your rsa or dsa key but you can specify a specific key:
sshput ~/.ssh/github_key.pub myserver.local
Hope that helps out with making ssh key authentication easier, I definitely like having a 1 step setup for authorizing a key now.
05:33 PM | Tags: ssh, sysadmin, servers, shell, scriptsSSH Key Based Authentication
UPDATE: Added basics section to try to give a nicer overview, feel free to email me any feedback on this post
A friend asked about remembering an ssh password in OS X keychain which led me to mentioning ssh keys, I believe OS X only stores those passwords. Decided to try writing a post about them that hopefully is helpful in getting started with using ssh key authentication.
First, a little about key based authentication. SSH has a few ways of handling authentication, a lot of people I think use just the password based authentication, this is what will probably be used when you first setup SSH too. There's a few other options, including ability to tell the server only to accept certain ones. One of the choices is public key authentication which can be more secure and allow for some conveniences on the client side.
With public key authentication, you have both a private and public key on your client machine, and the server has to be told if your public key is authorized. When connecting, your public key will be sent to the server and it will check if it's authorized and if your ssh client can prove it has the private key. (Not sure if it's used in the actual encryption)
Setting public key authentication up takes a bit but can be much nicer than just using password authentication. We have a few steps to follow, you'll have to repeat per client machine you use, at least that'd be more secure than copying a key to each:
- Create a new key pair on your client machine (ssh-keygen command)
- Copy the public key to the server (~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub)
- Add the public key contents to your user's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file, creating it if it doesn't exist
I'm hoping to write some useful shell scripts to streamline the last 2 steps into a simple command, I'll share that if I finish it or find a similar existing method.
Below I go into more detail about setting it all up.
Creating a key pair
First you need to make a key pair if you haven't already, you can just type the simple keygen command wi th no gas, default will be to do rsa keys, changeable via -t flag. I believe rsa is the better choice anyway.
You'll be asked where to store the files but just hit enter to accept default. You'll then be asked for a passphrase which you can leave blank. You might want to have one, it'll be safer if someone did manage to get your private key. You can always store the passphrase in things like OS X keychain to have passwordless ssh login. OS X 10.6 has support for this and there's probably some similar utilities for other OSes. This involves an ssh-agent which I'll probably go into later.
Now you'll have 2 files:
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
The .pub file is your public key which you use to identify and allow your machine access to servers or services like github. The other file is your private key which you want to keep safe. When connecting to an ssh server, your private key will be used to encrypt communication if the server has your public key in an authorized keys file.
Making a key authorized
Every server you want to access using this key you have to copy the id_rsa.pub file to and put the contents in a specific file for your user. This is the users authorized keys file: ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
This file can contain one public key per line, typically you might have a key per computer you use.
Easiest way to get this to a server is to scp it, then we have to append it to our authorized keys file:
scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub server:mykey
Then ssh to server and append it to authorized keys, creating ~/.ssh directory of it doesn't exist:
ssh server
mkdir -p ~/.ssh
cat mykey >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
Now if you logout and back in, it should either ask you for your key's password or no password at all if you left it blank. On OS X 10.6 this will be via a GUI panel, or similar on other OSes with a GUI ssh-agent setup.
SSH Agent
This isn't necessary to know about but might be helpful for some. An ssh-agent is actually what's running on OS X to allow the password panel that pops up and keychain support. It also doesn't ask you for the key's password repeatedly for a duration if you do multiple connections. It's job is to hold onto private keys for a time period so you don't have to continually enter your password.
There may be cases where you might want to use the ssh-agent command. I use this on a remote server so I only have to enter my key password once. I'll be doing a follow up post more on this I think as I need to review some pieces.
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Its funny how the left love to blow stuff way out of proportion.
All Mitt did was state facts that the Obama team has as well. Stuff like that is said every day on pretty much any radio station that talks politics. But because Mitt said it while talking campaign strategy, the left try to make it sound bad.
Hate to break it to you guys, Republicans don't care about stupid shit like this. They care about Obama not being elected again. Obama talks down about the rich in this country but lives as if he is a king. Hes not.
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just remember, even if Obama fails in his second term, they will still use this as an excuse "well, he inherited the problem from bush". we all know Bush was a dumbass and he spent way to much money, but Obama also spends a lot of money and nothing has gotten better at all.
to put it straight, anyone right now that still says "Obama inherited this problem" while it was fair to say that a few years ago, saying it now shows nothing more than stupidity and dumbfounded politics on that persons behalf, regardless.
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Obama definitely over promised on a few things but the truth is that he did inherit these issues. All presidents inherit the good and the bad from there predecessors. Ronald Reagan quadrupled our debt, Clinton left a surplus, Bush doubled our debt, and Obama has added to it also. Things could be better but we aren't where we were back in 2008.
to put it straight, anyone right now that still says "Obama inherited this problem" while it was fair to say that a few years ago, saying it now shows nothing more than stupidity and dumbfounded politics on that persons behalf, regardless.
Its also stupid not to admit that he didn't inherit it and things would turn around after 4 years too. How people quickly forget the wars the last administration got us into without paying for it. You can't lay 16 trillion dollars of debt on one person. These issues were years in the making and its gonna probably gonna take the next two presidents to get us out.
Well of course. Obama will be crying years down the rode on how much of a mess he inherited, hes a fucking joke. lolLast edited by Sub-stance1; 09-19-2012 at 01:21.
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wait... since when are America's problem's solvable in 4 years??? And while exiting a "great recession"??? And why isn't any of blame placed on congress- current of previous???
you guys are hilarious.
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09-19-2012 #2486
Exactly. They just wanna blame everything on the current president simply because of politics. "Hey, lets just blame everything on the president and maybe they will forget what we did in the past. He didn't fix the economy we helped break so lets use that to get some votes. While were at it, lets not even mention the past administration because it will remind people of some of the reasons why we are in this hole. We really don't like our candidate but we will settle because we hate the President more."
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Well, according to you a Daywalker, Obama could be there for 50 years and it'd still be okay to blame it on Bush. And if you think anyone takes you seriously...you're like engage, no one cares to read your posts unless you're responding to them. Otherwise they avoid, or ignore.
09-19-2012 #2488
You are a perfect example of what is wrong with the American voter. You seem to be pretty clueless on the issues. All you know is that you don't like this man your white house. You've already proven that you are a birther so no one should be surprised by your delusional uninformed posts. Its a good thing that most people in VA don't think that way. Or do they?...lol
I think my points comes across a lot more clearer than yours. All you do is say "I don't like Obama" but I don't know why...lol All that doom and gloom talk about the country going to hell and all. I think you are one of the ones who said that if he wins you will leave the country. If he does will you be a man of your word? I don't think you will be...lolLast edited by Sub-stance1; 09-19-2012 at 03:30.
09-19-2012 #2489
You clearly only see the shit you spew out Substance. I've posted numerous times about what I dislike about Obama in terms of his policies. Not including gay marriage, and abortion. Its not uncommon of a lefty to only see their side though.
And I never said I would leave the country. So again, try getting your facts straight before spewing shit.
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Then it should be easy to clarify then. I'm sure you have it memorized if you claim to have done it numerous times.
I'm not saying you have to do anything but you make seem like you know something that others don't when you start saying we are doomed as a nation if he gets reelected. Or are you just regurgitation stuff you have heard from extremist? Your posts has been mostly about doom and gloom or how Obama is destroying the country. I even think you actually posted that you hated him. That's mostly about it.
And I never said I would leave the country. So again, try getting your facts straight before spewing shit.
Just so people won't think i'm picking on you, here is just an example of what i'm talking about. These are just a few of you posts:
"Where and when has Obama shown his birth certificate? Show me."
"Dear God. I love America, but if Obama wins this election, America is screwed up the butt, and will be pretty much the end of the country."
"He won't even show if he is a fucking American citizen!"
"First off. I hope Trump finds out that Barry was not born here. It'll will not only get him kicked out of office, But remove any changes he made."
"I've come to the belief that only Herman Cain can win. Because of how many black racists there are in America, it will take a black man to beat a black man."
What the fuck are you on man? He is a fucking socialist, and I know what that means. He wants the rich to pay for the poor.
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No... You seem to come off as an extremist or at least have extremist views. You definitely don't sound like no Republican i know. At least not a reasonable one.
You are the most liberal democrat I have ever seen in my life.
I agree with some liberal policies but that doesn't make me a liberal. I agree with conservatives on some things too. But i totally get why you think the way you do. Its pretty sad to see what has become of the republican party.Last edited by Sub-stance1; 09-19-2012 at 05:30.
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What would happen if we got rid of political parties and started voting on an individual based on what they would do as president and his or her track record?
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It's a pipedream. The parties are part of the political structure now. The have been since John Adams was in the office. You'd essentially have to dismantle modern process and start from scratch. You also can't really have a third party rise because the strict reqirements placed by the two. You need petions to even get on the ballot and thousands of dollars per state to be put on the ballot. Plus the two parties tend to coop good ideas from third parties (green movement or audit the fed etc.)
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at the same time it's sad to see what has become of the democratic party but then again I just quoted a person that is so left wing that the scale completely flipped over, not a good thing. lol
Also, agree with conservatives then basically agreeing with Obama 100% is very hypocritical. so you are saying you agree with some conservative policies but as previous comments from yours show you agree with Obama 100% and Obama is the complete opposite of conservative. then again I am again quoting someone that will use the "he inherited this problem" if he's a president for the 2nd term. 8 years total you will still use that excuse LOL.
stop trying to butter up certain people in this forum Sub-stance, most of the people here know you are 100% pro Obama no matter how stupid Obamas ideas are, you will still agree with them. rofl
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Heidelberg, 1969 M.Div., Andover Newton, 1972 M.S.L.S., Case Western Reserve, 1978 Named Lancaster Theological Seminary's librarian in 1988, the Reverend Berg is a 1969 graduate of Heidelberg College who received his Master of Divinity degree from Andover Newton Theological School in June of 1972. Case Western Reserve University School of Library Science awarded him a Master of Science in Library Science degree in 1978. His areas of specialization while at Case Western Reserve were Archives and Academic Libraries. Before coming to Lancaster Seminary, the Reverend Berg was the Periodicals/Learning Resources Librarian at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, from 1979-1982 and the Assistant Librarian at United from 1982-1988. During his tenure at United he served as Acting Librarian for the 1984-1985 academic year. An avid historian, the Reverend Berg was Director of the Geauga County Historical Society from 1976-1979. He was appointed archivist of the Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society in 1998. An ordained minister with standing in the Lancaster Association of the United Church of Christ, he enjoys supply preaching and has served three interim pastorates. An active member of the American Theological Library Association, the Reverend Berg has served on several section committees and on the Board of Directors. As a member of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Theological Library Association, he has served as president and as chair of the Executive Committee. He has also held elected positions with the Ohio Theological Librarians and the Methodist Librarians Fellowship. The Reverend Berg is married to Judy Christina (Smith), an instructional facilitator with McCaskey High School in Lancaster. Residents of Lancaster, the Bergs are the parents of two children: Rebecca Ellen (1974), married to Daniel Williams (1997), and Brian Richard (1978).
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By Kevin Hazard in Culture, Funny, SoftLayerChris Gardner (of The Pursuit of Happyness fame) said, "Find something that you love. Something that gets you so excited you can't wait to get out of bed in the morning. Forget about money. Be happy." Now I can't honestly tell you I'm able to "forget about money" or that I'm much of a morning person, but I'm quick to tell people that I love what I do. If you click through a few of the "Culture" posts on this blog, you'll read that I'm not alone. This week, I realized how many non-work interests SoftLayer plays a role in.
Beyond my closet-full of black and red shirts (many of which are visible in Tech Partner Spotlight video interviews on YouTube), even when I'm out of the office I find myself "checking on customers' servers" quite a bit … I use quotes in there because that the justification I give myself for spending time (that I'd probably spend anyway) on platforms that leverage SoftLayer's infrastructure.
Because SoftLayer operates with an "Innovate or Die" mentality, we tend to attract customers that innovate in their own businesses. Whether that trend is intentional or not, it makes sense: Why would a fast-moving platform or application with massive growth and scaling needs be hosted with a provider taking "enterprise" time to provision a solution that ends up being "enterprise" only in name? "Enterprise Class" is not the same as "Internet Scale," and that distinction is pretty significant when a business might have one visitor on Monday and a million visitors on Tuesday. Platforms and applications that grow like that usually operate with a high level of what I like to call "awesomeness," so when they choose SoftLayer as a hosting provider, I feel like I need to investigate their awesomeness personally … And that's how I've become a die-hard user of many of SoftLayer's customers.
One of my favorite customers to "check on" is Tumblr. If you aren't familiar with Tumblr, I recommend that you go to their site right now and immerse yourself in their community. I actually remember the day Tumblr signed on as a customer; I was genuinely excited that they'd be hosting on our platform. Even if that excitement was because I could justify having my Tumblr dashboard open in the background at work. I don't think anyone could have expected the platform to grow so phenomenally in a few years, but Tumblr's numbers are pretty staggering these days: 16.7 billion (yes, with a "B") monthly pageviews of 55.7 million blogs with 23.1 billion posts. I wasn't one of the first accounts on Tumblr, but I tell myself I have some kind of Tumblr cred … And I use my "limited-edition" black background and Japanese dashboard logo to prove it:
Another SoftLayer customer who's gotten a lot of press over the past month or two is OMGPOP. OMGPOP scaled "Draw Something" to tens of millions of users on SoftLayer's infrastructure (which you probably know), but what you probably didn't know is that as "Draw Something" started growing in the market, it was also spreading virally in our office. You'd be amazed at how many SLayers caught the bug. Here's one of Steve Kinman's works of art from a recent game:
While Tumblr and OMGPOP manage to snag a good amount of my free time, my most recent obsession has been playing NomNom Combo from Eastside Game Studios. I had a chance to meet a few of the guys from Eastside Games at GDC this year, and George Karidis told me that I should download NomNom Combo to check it out before I went to the launch party we sponsored for them in San Francisco. As it turns out, he created a monster … By the time the party rolled around, I had to tear myself away from strategizing the best way to move up the game's all-time "Top Score" leader board. Two months later, I can say that all of my efforts have been validated:
I guess if I had to make a long story short, if you have an addictive app or game that you want to move to the SoftLayer platform, it would be brilliant move from a growth and scaling perspective. One request I'd have is that you warn me, though. I want to have time to bury my head in the sand so I don't get hooked on more SoftLayer-powered goodness … I'm running out of "free time."